hmmm taking your advice and moving the JAR to the root of the EAR and
updating the manifest class-path accordingly fixed the problem. So this got
me thinking and I tried it again, using a dot in front of the path (./lib/
MyServeltJAR.jar) and it worked ok, this was a difficult one to spot!
Hi all
I tried to add Apache Ode's generated war archive to Geronimo server, but when
starting the server i got follow exceptions:
Module 28/28 default/ode/1170299817122/war Fe
b 1, 2007 4:28:07 PM org.apache.catalina.realm.RealmBase start
INFO: This Realm has already been started
Feb 1, 2007
I am now using activemq instead of activemq-broker.
Does it matter what JVM I use? I was originally using Java 5, but have
reverted to the latest Java 1.4.2 release even though it seems to me I should
be able to use newer JVMs.
The result of these two changes is that it is no longer
SendReceiveQueue appears to be defined in the same place as
DefaultActiveMQConnectionFactory. I'll try using a queue I have created
myself, including a separate dependency to it.
Thanks,
John
- Original Message
From: Aaron Mulder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: user@geronimo.apache.org
Sent:
On 2/1/07, John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SendReceiveQueue appears to be defined in the same place as
DefaultActiveMQConnectionFactory. I'll try using a queue I have created
myself, including a separate dependency to it.
Oh, didn't realize that. Looking again, I think the problem may be
Hi Aaron,
This worked! Thanks :)
- Nirav
Hi together,
I decided that it would be a valuable way to migrate existing CMP2.1 EJBs to
OpenJPA, as this should also work
OUTSIDE a Java EE 5 (and therefore inside EJB2.1) container. The problem I
see is that I have to provide the OpenJPA
mappings as Java5 annotations, and EJB2.1 projects
On Feb 1, 2007, at 2:18 AM, John Hawkins wrote:
Ah - that did it - thankyou !
This works in other servers - is this a feature?
Not sureI thought we were relying on the jetty and tomcat
behavior here rather than trying to override it.
Any clue if I can override the servlet params
On Feb 1, 2007, at 7:41 AM, Hans J. Prueller wrote:
Hi together,
I decided that it would be a valuable way to migrate existing
CMP2.1 EJBs to OpenJPA, as this should also work
OUTSIDE a Java EE 5 (and therefore inside EJB2.1) container. The
problem I see is that I have to provide the
I'd like to thank everyone who helped me out with this. The servlet finally
deploys, starts, and (seems to ) put messages on the queue!
The relevant pieces to the solution were, for anyone who finds this in Google
later when having the same problem:
1. dependency on activemq, not
I'm having fun trying to get a JCA from a servlet. I deploy the JCA first then
the servlet next.
I believe that I have to have a resource ref in the geronimo-war.xml of the
servlet so that it can see it in JNDI -
Has anyone got an example geronimo-web.xml that shows me how to do this?
many
david,
thank you for your comments.
please note: our problem is that we have to migrate a project consisting of
about 70 CMP/CMR'ed entity beans (ejb2.1).
it will be impossible for us to migrate the whole app at once from ejb2.1 to
openJPA or something else. so what my plan
is, is to
On Feb 1, 2007, at 10:48 AM, Hans J. Prueller wrote:
david,
thank you for your comments.
please note: our problem is that we have to migrate a project
consisting of about 70 CMP/CMR’ed entity beans (ejb2.1).
it will be impossible for us to migrate the whole app at once from
ejb2.1
Is this supposed to work the same way when manipulating the Class-Path
entry of a Manifest file in an EJB JAR file, rather than a WAR? It seems
that I'm unable to reference any libraries that I put in the root of the
EAR file. I have to place the library JARS directly in the EJB module and
However I suspect if you can convince the other app server to run under
jdk 1.5 openjpa will be
able to deal with annotations just as it does in geronimo.
fine.
I think the major problem you are likely to run into is that unless
there's container managed persitence
contexts your
Interesting, I changed the Class-Path references from ./lib/library.jar
to ../lib/library.jar (double period instead of single period), and it
worked. So it seems that the initial base directory for Manifest classpath
references for an EJB module is the EJB module itself, whereas for WAR
files,
for me, if you put
Class-Path: library.jar
directly (without path info) in the MANIFEST.MF and the jar itself in the root
of the ear, it will work
Cheers,
Dario Andrade
Aman Nanner/MxI Technologies escreveu:
Is this supposed to work the same way when manipulating the Class-Path
entry of
Hmm...I had tried that and it didn't work for me. I'm using Geronimo
1.2-beta. Is that the same version that you were using?
Dario Andrade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02-01-2007 03:28:18 PM:
for me, if you put
Class-Path: library.jar
directly (without path info) in the MANIFEST.MF and the
Actually, I am doing that for an J2EE application client and it does
work the way I mentioned.
I have not tried anything with an EJB jar, maybe a bug in ejbdeployer?
Why don´t you try filing a bug with a test case. In theory it should work.
I am using geronimo 1.1.1.
Regards,
Dario
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