try conf/log4j.xml of your server configuration like default, all
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A Sar file can contain jars, wars etc. JBoss has integrated tomcat with its own sar
file. Why should the ROOT.war be outside this sar file? If you want to remove
tomcat, just remove this sar file.
I think you should do more digging into documentation about what a SAR is, what
exploded
Remove the DOCTYPE definition and give it a shot:
!DOCTYPE java-wsdl-mapping PUBLIC
-//IBM Corporation, Inc.//DTD J2EE JAX-RPC mapping 1.0//EN
http://www.ibm.com/webservices/dtd/j2ee_jaxrpc_mapping_1_1.dtd;
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In your war file, under WEB-INF, create a context.xml with the following info. Tell
us if it works.
| Context
| Manager
|className=org.apache.catalina.session.StandardManager
| pathname=
| /Manager
| /Context
|
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Are you interested in submitting a HOWTO to do the HelloWorld type stuff with JBossWS
and Eclipse, to the jbosswiki? This way others can also try it out, based on your
step by step instructions.
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That wiki page describes mod_jk2 connector. You should be using mod_jk1.2.x
Look at
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/11/20/tomcat.html
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This hack is already documented at the following wiki page:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ExternalDirectories
Please try to post your questions in the user forum. Also make it a habit to visit
the Jboss wiki pages. We post a lot of information there.
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I have a servlet which makes a jaxrprc call on an endpoint. It requires stubs for
the services to function. The tutorial I am using uses the stubs created by
wscompile of the JWSDP.
How do I do the same with JBossWS? I need something that compiles to get stubs.
Equivalent of wscompile
Mike, thanks for the Q. After the JBoss4.0 release this month, there will be no
point in backporting JBossWS into 3.2 branch. 4.0 will be a J2EE1.4 compliant App
Server. All your 3.2 apps should run without modifications on the 4.0 server.
JBossWS is a J2EE1.4 compliant web services
Renuka,
JBossCache uses JGroups as the communication medium. JGroups is the basis for many
features in JBoss like Clustering etc. You can start by looking deeper into JGroups
(http://www.jgroups.org)
JBossCache is divided into two classes -TreeCache and TreeCacheAOP. Basically Cache
is
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Setmultipleinstances
Some guidance there.
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the location is jboss_home/server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat50.sar
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Since JBoss3.2.4, Tomcat 4.1.x has been deprecated. The version you should try to use
is JBoss3.2.5 as it comes with the latest Tomcat 5.0.x version.
You can find the tomcat5.0.x integrated in JBoss at the following location:
jboss_home/server//deploy/jbossweb-tomcat50.sar
where is default,
Lets assume that your JNDI port is 1199, then use the following
shutdown -s jnp://localhost:1999
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Ashish,
You can use JBoss bundled TC instances to do clustering. I suggest you to do the
following:
a) Have a look at the Clustering Document written by Sacha Labourey which describes
clustering for HTTP. [This document should be part of the free documentation].
b) Have a look at the
Getting your hands dirty is the only way to learn things. It does take some effort
from you to set workspace, development environment etc wrt JBoss development. Do not
hope for spoon feeding. ;-)
As you hit problems, ask and people will answer your questions. But please put effort
in
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