>From the following we can see that your deployment scenario is
presumable defined within the kernel because your not declaring any
deployment targets.
> ${merlin.kernel} == file:/D:/merlin/config/kernel.xml
> ${merlin.deployment} ==
Later on in the trace we can see that your classloader definition isn't
adding much - in fact it not adding anything in the classpath, and
reasonably there are no component types located.
> [DEBUG ] (classloader): base: ${merlin.dir}
> [DEBUG ] (classloader): classpath:
> [DEBUG ] (classloader.types): type install count: 0
> [DEBUG ] (classloader.types): type registration complete
Moving on with what is in effect an empty container ...
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): state: initializing
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): kernel established
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): state: initialized
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): install phase
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): customize phase
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): startup phase
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): application assembly
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): state: assembly
> [DEBUG ] (): assembly phase
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): application deployment
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): state: deployment
> [DEBUG ] (kernel): state: started
> Calling HelloWorld in Test
> [DEBUG ] (): Can't find 'tahiti' in model repository:
> {}
> java.lang.Exception: ---- runtime exception report
> --------------------------------------------------
> Exception: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
> Message: Unable to locate a container with name
> [tahiti] within the container [[/]].
Which is a perfectly reasonable situation - you're asking for a
component that does not exist.
Can we roll back a bit here and provide a summary of what exactly are
you trying to do (sorry if you have already provided this info). Anyway
- seems to me you may be going about it the wrong way.
Stephen.
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