Thanks Joel.  I'll try it.

In the meantime, I've got everything working just peachy.
Rather than referencing the EJB's I needed through the
manifest file, I dumped them in the /lib/ext directory of
JBoss and that seemed to clear up my problems.

Robert




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Hi--
I too have been experiencing the fun(not!) of
assembling and packaging a combo of .war, ejb.jar's,
and .ear files, and I was wrestling with adding
classpaths to the manifest as well. I couldn't get the
deployer to see them until I put a newline after the
classpath entry in the manifest file I was making.
After I did that I got the "Added jar blahblahblah to
common classpath" message. You may want to make sure
you've added newlines to you Class-Path entries in
your manifest. Hope this helps.

--Joel



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> I've tried this in every combination of .war and
> .ear files now for the 
> last
> two days and I'm at wits end.
> 
> Here's the structure of my .ear file (currently):
> 
> META-INF/application.xml
> META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
> testwar.war
> TelnetCallEnterpriseBean.jar
> TelnetConnectionEnterpriseBean.jar
> 
> The structure of testwar.war is:
> 
> META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
> WEB-INF/classes
> WEB-INF/lib
> WEB-INF/web.xml
> index.html
> patronperson.jsp
> 
> 
> When I surf to //localhost:8080/patronpersonal it
> brings up my index.html 
> page.
> This page has a button on it that directs to the
> patronperson.jsp page. As 
> that page
> gets compiled and executes, I get a noClassDefFound
> exception for the 
> "TelnetConnectionHome"
> class.
> 
> That class is in the .jar file at the root of my
> .ear file and is 
> referenced in the MANIFEST file in the
> .war file (Class-Path:
> .\TelnetConnectionEnterpriseBean.jar).
> 
> #1 - I never see the "Added
> .\TelnetConnectionEnterpriseBean.jar to common 
> class-path" msg when
> the .war file is deployed (like the tomcat-test.ear
> example) - which I've 
> set up my directory structure
> like the test.  Why doesn't that ever show up?  In
> looking at the source 
> code, it wouldn't show it if
> a) it didn't read my manifest file correctly or b)
> it didn't parse the 
> manifest file correctly and the class-path
> variable (cp) is null. 
> 
> #2 - Why can't the jsp servlet find that home
> interface class??  At this 
> point in the code, it is attempting
> to do a Context.lookup on the home interface for the
> bean I need - and I 
> know I have a good Context.
> I've seen the recent posts about crossing the module
> boundaries and making 
> sure the common classloader
> has everything it needs, but I'm not passing any
> parameters that aren't 
> serializable and I believe I've done
> everything I need to for it to find it. 
> Aaaaaaaaaaarrrgh!!
> 
> #3 - Does the latest source from the CVS repository
> work with Tomcat 
> embedded?  If so, how do you get it
> set up?  I tried and failed.  Worked fine as
> "default", but when I started 
> uncommenting things in the config
> files, it died.
> 
> Thanks for any help and pointers.  Maybe I'm just
> packaging things wrong.
> 
> Robert
> 
> 
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