into the META-INF of the jar.
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God that helped!!! We've spent two days figuring this out! I can't imagine we
ever fix it without your help, thanks a lot!
Is that because of javaee being a magical word?
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Is that because of javaee being a magical word?
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it into /WEB-INF/lib/ as usual. And now we
get
this:
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We run 1.5.1 release.
We have beans.xml located in webapp/myapp/WEB-INF/beans.xml.
Do we have to put beans.xml in META-INF of the distributed jar file? What
should we put there?
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Unfortunately this didn't help
Is there any way how to put TomEE into a verbose mode to check why that bean
is not visible?
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