Cannot start server programmatically
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Key: GERONIMODEVTOOLS-40
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMODEVTOOLS-40
Project: Geronimo-Devtools
Type: Bug
Environment: Windows XP
Reporter: Kathy Chan
Priority: Critical
I was using the following drivers on Windows XP:
- WTP 1.0
- Geronimo 1.0 server
- Geronimo 20060109 plugin
With a new workspace, do the following:
- install Geronimo 1.0 server runtime
- create Geronimo server using server tooling
- start server
- create Web project "a1" with EAR
- In the Web project, create a simple Echo.java with a "hello" method that
takes a String and returns it.
Here are the procedure to create a bottom-up Web service:
- right-click on Echo.java, select Web Services -> Create Web service
- select "test Web service" and "overwrite file" on the 1st page of Web service
wizard
- click Finish
- when the Web Services Explorer comes up, you should be able to invoke the
hello method
Now, if you remove the Web project "a1" from the server and ensure that the
server is still in "started" state, then you can repeat the above steps to
create a bottom-up Web service.
However, if you do not remove the Web project from the server first, then
you'll run into the problem reported in bug
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMODEVTOOLS-39.
If you remove the Web project from the server first but stop the server before
creating the bottom-up Web service, when the Web service wizard tried to start
the server programmatically, you'll notice that the server console indicates
that
Geronimo startup complete
but server tooling still thinks that the server is started. The server start
will eventually times out.
Now, even if I use server tooling to start the server, server start would not
complete. This problem persist even if I delete the server and recreate
another one. The only way I could recover is to use a new workspace.
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