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Why are non-jca things being discussed here?
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anonymous wrote : Why are non-jca things being discussed here?
For one, I don't often look at which forum a question is in when i answer it
(comes from answering the questions as they come into my inbox).
Second, I doubt that most JBoss AS users could tell the difference between a
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ok fine. Now i copied the 4 jar files back to lib direcotry.
and as per the given link i am going to do like this in my newly created
jboss-app.xml file.
jboss-app
|loader-repository
|com.example:archive=hibernate2.jar
|/loader-repository
| loader-repository
|
Ok. Yes my application is using higernate2 any way i dnt have any plan to
change my hibernate version. So i deleted the existing version 3 from the lib
direcory and then copied the version 2. Is that will make any other issue.
Thanks and Regards
Rasa.
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Do not replace the hibernate JAR file in the lib directory. I already told you
how you could avoid changing your app - use a classloader repository.
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The package names for Hibernate have changed - they are now org.hibernate
instead of net.sf.hibernate. You will have to modify your applications and
recompile them.
Optionally, you could try defining a classloader repository and include the old
hibernate JAR files with your app. See
