Hello,
My question may be considered as off-topic, but let me expose my problem. I
would like folks here to share their point of view on my issue.
I have a spring module which holds my business implementation. This business
implementation is shared between 2 webapps. So what I want to do is to deploy
my spring module using spring deployer (what a great feature by the way), and
use these beans in my webapps. Both of them are deployed in the deploy dir of
jboss.
As I also need the beans classes in my webapp, I also need them in the
WEB-INF/lib. The classloading problem is approaching, isn't it ?
ApplicationContext appContext = WebApplicationContextUtils
| .getWebApplicationContext(servletContext);
| Object o = appContext.getBean("service.global.idFonctionnel");
| ServiceIdFonctionnel serviceIdFonctionnel =
(ServiceIdFonctionnel)o;
This code leads me to a ClassCastException. I precise that the bean do
implements the ServiceIdFonctionnel interface.
My questions :
Is spring deployer aimed at this kind of deployment scenario ?
If so, how should I do to avoid this ClassCastException ? Do I have to play
with classloading options of my jboss-web.xml ?
If not, this means to me that I can't share spring modules between 2 webapp ?
Thank you for your testimonials and answers.
Best regards,
Dom
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