I have exact same issue. My ear structure is as follow:
ear
- lib/
- all the common jar for web1, web2 and ejb
- web1.war
- web2.war
- ejb.jar
So in my war files, I don't have any jars in there and I place all the jars
in the ear/lib level. When I started the tomee 1.5.2, I got
Well this is awkward. A Simple HelloWorld example works, and further testing
show that I can reference other objects in my ear/lib/pc.jar but not my data
model. Right now I am doubts than this would even work in glassfish, but I
will try it.
Thanks to everyone that answered, I'll need to find out
This sounds interesting then. I will try to narrow down my app then.
If this is in fact the error, I think tomee team should fix this issue so it
can output a more meaningful exception.
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In my case, there was an exception that I didn't see when I looked at the
stacktrace, but it was there:
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Application is not launched.
at
org.jdesktop.application.Application.checkApplicationLaunched(Application.java:692)
at
hmm, without more details can't say which part swallowed it
can you provide us a sample showing it?
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sthg ?
Currently I'm trying to deploy my ear in TomEE which I started manually; But
I'm fighting over
access to the http://localhost:8080/manager app, and it doesn't work. I
modified tomcat-users.xml but
all I get is a help configuration page...
tomee/apps ? I don't see this in my installation.
I've managed to get access to the manager; But it won't deploy .ear files,
only war files ???
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I've added the Deployments dir in tomee.xml - it wasn't there.
My app deploy under tomee/apps/ (I had to create that directory)
But its the same result.
Do I need to do something like having a class-path in my manifest ?
Should I create a fake war to make it work ?
EAR STRUCTURE:
I will try that in a little while. Its just that this ear package was working
under Glassfish.
So its frustrating to have it not working under TomEE, especially if I have
to mess around with the structure
and become TomEE specific...
As for adding my libs to the tomee lib directory, I'll try
What does your application.xml and your manifest file look like?
What Romain was asking for earlier when he said 'sthg' (i.e 'something') was if
you can provide something that we can run, i.e can you host something on github
(maybe your tomee setup with the ear inside apps) so we can clone it
I'll be away from the computer for a while but I don't think that I have
anything in those files.
I will also try a hello world minimal sample for testing.
Thanks
On 2013-05-11 6:40 PM, Chris.Christo [via OpenEJB]
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What does your application.xml
Hi,
I'm a new user of Tomee (1.5.2). I am also kind of a newbie to J2EE. Still
what I got was working
under Glassfish. Now I am trying to get it working under Tomee...
My EJB Timer successfully work on calling my method, but I get a Class not
found exception when that code try to access classes
CAn you post the stacktrace?
On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 5:30 PM, m1000 martinmil...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm a new user of Tomee (1.5.2). I am also kind of a newbie to J2EE. Still
what I got was working
under Glassfish. Now I am trying to get it working under Tomee...
My EJB Timer
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