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Wooster updated TOMEE-2338:
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Description:
I'm having some troubles converting an application to running under TomEE
embedded.
The application is packaged as an EAR. It consists of an EJB JAR and a WAR.
Previously it was deploying okay under Glassfish but now I'd like to run it on
Heroku with TomEE embedded.
First I was wondering how to get the web.xml file picked up automatically. What
folder does it need to live in? I tried every combination of webapp, WEB-INF
and resources dir under the EAR and WAR and it never seemed like it was getting
loaded. I am able to get it to load if I specify
`appConfig.setWebXml("config/web.xml");` but I was wondering if it could be
loaded.
I have similar but different issues with persistence. It seems that if I create
a shaded EAR, persistence loads okay. If I don't shade everything together,
then I get a zillion warnings about a PersistenceUnit being defined multiple
times. Not sure what the difference is here.
Error message when running as standalone WAR (instead of shaded WAR) is:
{code:java}
SEVERE: FAIL ... : The reference @PersistenceUnit(name="emf",
unitName="CRMServicePU") cannot be resolved as there are 2 units with the same
name. Update your unitName to one of the
following:../CRMServicePU%201578812000null
../CRMServicePU%20557735991null
{code}
What I would imagine is that when I call `deployClasspathAsWebApp()` it would
deploy the WAR inside my EAR. Instead it loads everything in the EJB JAR but
doesn't try deploying the webapp. If I specify a web.xml as I mentioned above
with references to servlets in the WAR, it is unable to locate the servlet
classes. They are present inside the WAR WEB-INF/classes dir. Why does it not
locate the classes? Why does it not pick up the web.xml in the WAR
automatically?
was:
I'm having some troubles converting an application to running under TomEE
embedded.
The application is packaged as an EAR. It consists of an EJB JAR and a WAR.
Previously it was deploying okay under Glassfish but now I'd like to run it on
Heroku with TomEE embedded.
First I was wondering how to get the web.xml file picked up automatically. What
folder does it need to live in? I tried every combination of webapp, WEB-INF
and resources dir under the EAR and WAR and it never seemed like it was getting
loaded. I am able to get it to load if I specify
`appConfig.setWebXml("config/web.xml");` but I was wondering if it could be
loaded.
I have similar but different issues with persistence. It seems that if I create
a shaded EAR, persistence loads okay. If I don't shade everything together,
then I get a zillion warnings about a PersistenceUnit being defined multiple
times. Not sure what the difference is here.
What I would imagine is that when I call `deployClasspathAsWebApp()` it would
deploy the WAR inside my EAR. Instead it loads everything in the EJB JAR but
doesn't try deploying the webapp. If I specify a web.xml as I mentioned above
with references to servlets in the WAR, it is unable to locate the servlet
classes. They are present inside the WAR WEB-INF/classes dir. Why does it not
locate the classes? Why does it not pick up the web.xml in the WAR
automatically?
> Guidance required on TomEE embedded with EAR/WAR
> ------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: TOMEE-2338
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMEE-2338
> Project: TomEE
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: TomEE Core Server
> Reporter: Wooster
> Priority: Minor
>
> I'm having some troubles converting an application to running under TomEE
> embedded.
> The application is packaged as an EAR. It consists of an EJB JAR and a WAR.
> Previously it was deploying okay under Glassfish but now I'd like to run it
> on Heroku with TomEE embedded.
> First I was wondering how to get the web.xml file picked up automatically.
> What folder does it need to live in? I tried every combination of webapp,
> WEB-INF and resources dir under the EAR and WAR and it never seemed like it
> was getting loaded. I am able to get it to load if I specify
> `appConfig.setWebXml("config/web.xml");` but I was wondering if it could be
> loaded.
> I have similar but different issues with persistence. It seems that if I
> create a shaded EAR, persistence loads okay. If I don't shade everything
> together, then I get a zillion warnings about a PersistenceUnit being defined
> multiple times. Not sure what the difference is here.
> Error message when running as standalone WAR (instead of shaded WAR) is:
>
> {code:java}
> SEVERE: FAIL ... : The reference @PersistenceUnit(name="emf",
> unitName="CRMServicePU") cannot be resolved as there are 2 units with the
> same name. Update your unitName to one of the
> following:../CRMServicePU%201578812000null
> ../CRMServicePU%20557735991null
> {code}
>
> What I would imagine is that when I call `deployClasspathAsWebApp()` it would
> deploy the WAR inside my EAR. Instead it loads everything in the EJB JAR but
> doesn't try deploying the webapp. If I specify a web.xml as I mentioned above
> with references to servlets in the WAR, it is unable to locate the servlet
> classes. They are present inside the WAR WEB-INF/classes dir. Why does it not
> locate the classes? Why does it not pick up the web.xml in the WAR
> automatically?
>
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