-------------- Original message ---------------------- From: "Marcus Spiegel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hopefully this is not a too silly question: > > I am struggling getting the tiger extension (1.0.4) working in my Tomcat > 6.0.13 > and using the Java Service Wrapper (http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org) for > startup. Everything seems to come up right but if accessing a annotated bean, > it is not recognized. > > I debugged now a little bit and realized that the LifecycleListener is not > kicked on, thus, the Tiger extension is never initialized > (LifecycleListener2). > If I register the LifecycleListener in the web.xml, everything seems to work > out. > > My question now is simply if this registration is mandatory because, what > confuses me, if running my little example without the wrapper in the Tomcat > everything goes without registering the listener. As far as I have seen in > the docs, it is only necessary to put the tiger extension jar, with core > and view, into the lib. >
This question was asked several weeks ago [1]. It's not obvious but the tiger library has a dependency with shale-view. Shale view's context listener loads tigers listener. [1] htt://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/shale-user/200707.mbox/[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Thanks a lot! > Mehr Erfolg dank E-Mail Marketing! > Unser spezialisiertes E-Marketing Team unterstützt Sie gerne bei der > Konzeption und Umsetzung Ihrer E-Mail Marketing Kampagnen. Rufen > Sie uns an oder informieren Sie sich unter http://www.unic.com/inx > Gary >
