Hi, FWIW, we use debian and never had such a problem -- I really doubt it's a debian-specific problem. Perhaps there's a dir/file permission, security, or mapping problem?
Regards, Daniel On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > I am using Jetspeed 1.5 with Tomcat 4.1.30 and JSDK 1.4.2_05. I have > modified the jetspeed JetspeedSessionValidator which is > a Turbine (2.2) action. This new action class is declared as > sessionValidator in TurbineResource.properties > (action.sessionvalidator=WolSessionValidator). > I kept the standard (org.apache.jetspeed module). > I develop and compile on Windows. > > Everything works perfectly under Windows, but fails with Debian 3.0 > (bf2.4) where I get an "action not found". > Using -verbose:class, I checked that my class is in fact loaded by the > JVM, so, it is found. > > Looking at Turbine source, I saw that the "action not found" exception is > thrown whatever the underlying java reason could be. > > I turned log4.properties in debug mode, I can see that the > AssemblerBrokerService is initialized (Finish Initializing service (late)) just > before the failure. > > On Debian, everything works fine with the Jetspeed action class delivered > in jetspeed1.5.jar. I try to deploy my action class containing exactly the > same source as the Jetspeed one and got a failure. > So the problem may be linked to compilers, or JDK, or debian, or a > classCastException due to some jar hell. > > > So, I am looking for help: > -Does someone encountered the same kind of problems on Debian? > -I don't see traces of some debug or info lines in my logs, even with > log4j in debug mode. Is there something else to configure? For instance, I > can't figure out which class is really > loading my action class and when (I am not used to commons.logging). > -And of course, If someone knows the solution... > > > Tx in advance. > > > Jean Fastr� > VALORIS, Belgium. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
