It is possible that the absolute path (starting with a "/") in your web-module declaration is incorrect. I've seen relative paths in most examples. If the path is incorrect, that would explain why it complains about not finding the applications.
-Erik
Vermolen, J.C.M.C. wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the tips you gave in your last E-mail I'd have to say I was pretty clueless as to what directory was to be used. Though your advise has helped me along some I still have some questions.
After reading up on deploying war files in the OC4J server I deployed the ofx.war file into the JDeveloper embedded OC4J server by doing the following.
I added the line: <web-module id="oxf" path="/applications/oxf.war" /> to the file C:\jdev\jdev\system9.0.3.1035\oc4j-config\application.xml
Running the server at this point made the oxf.war file placed in C:\jdev\jdev\system9.0.3.1035\oc4j-config\applications extract to C:\jdev\jdev\system9.0.3.1035\oc4j-config\applications\oxf
That made me think I was on the right path
After that I saw that: <web-app application="oxf" load-on-startup="false" max-inactivity-time="no shutdown" name="oxf" root="/oxf"/> was added to my C:\jdev\jdev\system9.0.3.1035\oc4j-config\default-web-site.xml
I was convinced this would work from now on end but much to my disappointment it didn't. So I changed the load-on-startup="false" to "true" and I got this error message in JDeveloper
Error initializing site file:/C:/jdev/jdev/system9.0.3.1035/oc4j-config/default-web-site.xml: No application named 'oxf' found in the server
I hope you could offer me some advice to help me along some more.
Thanks in advance,
Han Vermolen.
