This was it! I made two additional adjustments which I'm not sure if they are needed or not.
1. I changed the default class directory to friendbook/WEB-INFO/classes instead of bin. 2. I included the jboss log4j-boot.jar in the class path. I started jboss using Lomboz. And deployed the friendbook container. I looked at it. Worked. Next I undeployed, made a minor jsp change, redeployed and saw my change show up. Thanks a million! Scott -----Original Message----- From: David Cuthill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, December 22, 2002 9:10 AM To: Scott Bechtel Subject: Re: Maveric and Lomboz Hi Scott OK, looks like the project set-up & imports may be the problem. I've just tried this for you on friendbook-jsp from latest CVS checkout: 1. Unjarred maverick/dist/friendbook-jsp.war 2. Created new Loboz J2EE project 'friendbook' with web container 'friendbook' and using JBoss 3. From 'src' folder + import + Filesystem + browse to CVS/friendbook-jsp/javasrc + select 'org' 4. From friendbook/WEB-INF/lib folder + import + CVS/frendbook-jsp/WEB-INF/lib/ + select all jar files 5. From friendbook/WEB-INF + import + CVS/frendbook-jsp/WEB-INF/ + select c.tld, macerick.xml, web.xml 6. From friendbook + import + CVS/frendbook-jsp/ + select all .jsp, .css 7. Add the libraries with right-click the friendbook project folder at top of 'Package Explorer' and select Properties 8. Select 'Java Build Path' + libraries + Add JARs + browse to libs and select all Good luck David Scott Bechtel wrote: > David, > I'm trying to use JBoss, but my problems start before that. > > Here is what I'm trying to do. > 1. Create a new Lomboz project with a web container and select JBoss for my > server. > 2. Import friendbook-jsp from the file system. (most current cvs import from > Maveric) > 3. Move content (jsps) and lib to the web container. (Placing lib under > WEB-INF) > 4. Moving javasrc under the web container doesn't seem to fix my problem... > (needed?) > > I get this error: > Kind Status Priority Description Resource In Folder >Location > Error JSP/HTML Error:No such tag out in the tag library imported with > prefix c trimInside.jsp Lomboz_FriendBook/content line 1 in > /Lomboz_FriendBook/web/content/trimInside.jsp-Line:[1] > > Any ideas? I've tried to play with the web.xml configuration for the tag > lib but I can't seem to figure it out. (First time working with tag > libraries...) > > Thanks, > Scott > > --------------------- > Message: 9 > Date: Sat, 21 Dec 2002 17:14:27 +0000 > From: David Cuthill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [Mav-user] Maveric and Lomboz Problem > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hi Scott > > I'm currently deploying a health care application using Maverick, the > JSTL tag lib (similar to the method used in the Friendbook example) and > Eclipse. > > With Lomboz, it runs fine under Tomcat and JBoss, but would not run when > exported as a .WAR to Sybase EA Server (my current companys choice of > J2EE server). The returned error from the server was 'No tags', which I > and Sybase tech support were unable to resolve - strange, as some of > the the example files from JSTL ran fine. I solved the problem by > referring to the Maverick supplied 'Model' through the standard JSP > usebean syntax. I find this is one of the benefits of Mavaerick - > flexibility in usage. > > To get to the point, as I felt that the above was a server specific > problem, which app server are you deploying to? > > David Cuthill > > ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf [INVALID FOOTER]
