AFAIK there is no automatic inclusion of jar files in an EAR. You can define
them in application.web:
| module
| javamyjar.jar/java
| /module
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And you place it in the root dir. of the EAR.
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Sorry, application.xml
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anonymous wrote :
| AFAIK there is no automatic inclusion of jar files in an EAR. You can
define them in application.web:
| Code:
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| And you place it in the root dir. of the EAR.
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Not a good idea. The element is to be used for J2EE
Thank you for clearing this up for me, too.
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Thanks for the responses ... I tried your suggestion above, so my MANIFEST.MF
looks like:
| Manifest-Version: 1.0
| Ant-Version: Apache Ant 1.7.0
| Created-By: 1.5.0_09-b01 (Sun Microsystems Inc.)
| Class-Path: lib/antlr.jar lib/axis-ant.jar lib/axis.jar lib/log4j-1.2.
| 8.jar
Interesting ... it works for .JAR files, but not .EAR files. For reference
here's how to generate the MANIFEST.MF using Ant
http://blog.refactor.se/2006/02/13/manifestmf-classpath-from-ant/
Is there anyway to have the EJB Jar recognize the lib's in the main EAR?
Thanks, Graeme.
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anonymous wrote :
| Interesting ... it works for .JAR files, but not .EAR files.
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Could you explain what you mean by this? I am assuming you added the
Class-Path: entry to the EJB.jar files MANIFEST.MF.
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| | Interesting ... it works for .JAR files, but not .EAR files.
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| Could you explain what you mean by this? I am assuming you added the
Class-Path: entry to the EJB.jar files MANIFEST.MF.
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I did, but I found that to be
Which version of JBoss? 4.0.x might. The MANIFEST.MF way to do this is
preferred being that this is the 'standard'. EE 5 cleans this up with a
standard location at the EAR level.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Which version of JBoss? 4.0.x might. The
MANIFEST.MF way to do this is preferred being that this is the 'standard'. EE 5
cleans this up with a standard location at the EAR level.
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I'm using the latest GA release 4.0.5. I'm currently not using EE 5, but the
EJB
Quick check of the code looks like it was added at some point so it will check
for lib unless this check is explicitly disabled. You also have the option of
overriding this in your jboss-app.xml file. It would look something along the
lines of:
| library-directorydir/library-directory
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : Quick check of the code looks like it was added at
some point so it will check for lib unless this check is explicitly disabled.
You also have the option of overriding this in your jboss-app.xml file. It
would look something along the lines of:
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It's supported in 4.2
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-4037
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