Hi beyondjusitn, I have a few things you might want to try:
First, ensure that you have all the prerequisites install for the Geronimo
Eclipse Plugin 2.0.0 to function correctly. They are listed here:
http://geronimo.apache.org/development-tools.html
If you already have the Apache Geronimo v2.0 server installed and working fine
on your local machine there is no need to again install the server in Eclipse.
When you define a new server in Eclipse, just select the "Apache Geronimo v2.0"
and browse to the directory where you already have Geronimo installed. You
should then see Geronimo in the Servers view of the Java EE perspective. Then
ensure that it starts okay within Eclipse.
Then try to deploy your EJB again using the "Add and Remove projects...." dialog
in Eclipse. If that still doesn't work export your EJB out of Eclipse as an EAR
file and see if that same EAR file will deploy to Geronimo without errors and
without using the Eclipse plugin (just to ensure that you don't have some
problem with the EJB). If your EJB deploys fine to Geronimo outside of Eclipse
it will should deploy fine within Eclipse. If not, please attach the Eclipse and
Geronimo log files (and if possible your EAR file) so that we can diagnose your
problem. Thanks much
beyondjusitn wrote:
Thanks a lot. I've send this question to the mail-list. Additionally, I'm
using:
Eclipse-3.3.0
Web Standard Tools-Version: 2.0.1
geronimo-jetty6-jee5-2.0.1
linux-Red had Enterprise 7.0(server installed on it)
xDoclet-1.2.3
Jacek Laskowski wrote:
On 11/6/07, beyondjusitn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I setup a app server on a machine, say A. And I test it, it works fine.
In eclipse I install the server environment, apache Geronimo v2.0. The
steps
are as follows.
Could you tell us about the versions you're working with? Without
Eclipse, the plugin and Geronimo versions it's nearly impossible to
work it out.
BTW, I think you'd be better off sending the question to the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list as that's the place where
Geronimo users share their experiences and help each other (they see
things a mere committer sometimes couldn't even notice ;-)).
Jacek
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Thanks,
Tim McConnell
