Hi Justin, Jody,
I've not been able to make this context init error disappear but as it is not
fatal, Geoserver has startup with its config in DB. Thank you for your hint.
Just a remark: I noticed an error at startup saying that an exception class
from antlr was missing and this was fatal. I
On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 8:16 AM, web w...@infogeo.ch wrote:
Hi Justin, Jody,
I've not been able to make this context init error disappear but as it is
not fatal, Geoserver has startup with its config in DB. Thank you for your
hint.
Just a remark: I noticed an error at startup saying that
Hi,
I use the binary distribution of Geoserver (2.1 rc3). I would like to use the
hibernate config module. Is it already available as a downloadable jar file
somewhere or works are in progress? I would not like to build it from source
cause all attempts have failed.
regards,
Rémy
Hi Rémy,
You can download the module here:
http://gridlock.opengeo.org/geoserver/2.1.x/community-latest/geoserver-2.1-SNAPSHOT-dbconfig-plugin.zip
It should work with 2.1-RC3 but you may also have to upgrade to the latest
2.1.x nightly build. Also be warned that the module is a community
Hi Justin,
Thanks for the link. I unzipped these jar files into web-inf/lib and restarted
Geoserver. I've seen that some files were created into the data dir:
hibernate.properties and geoserver.db.properties.
When I restart Geoserver I got the following error. It says I should define an
env.
Yeah, I can't actually figure out how to suppress this error, but it is not
fatal. The extension should function without defining an initial context in
the servlet container.
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 8:54 AM, web w...@infogeo.ch wrote:
Hi Justin,
Thanks for the link. I unzipped these jar files
We put a method in the GeoTools class allowing you to configure the Initial
context. So if you grab the value from there; and if GeoServer can pass the
initial context int) it should all work.
This was used to look up JDNI DataSource for working with Oracle.
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Jody Garnett
On Thursday, 12
