Hi Marius,
Finally it works! I just replaced the deployer with jboss-spring-jdk5-2.5.jar.
It works now. Thank you so so much!
I have few other questions for you:
1. With this spring deployer, can the jboss-spring.xml in the spring archive
file take the tokens from a properties file in default/
OK, thanks for posting the stacktrace. It seems indeed like you have an old
version of the deployer.
In the newer versions, DefaultBeanDefinitionDocumentReader is used instead of
DefaultXmlBeanDefinitionParser.
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Marius,
Here is the stacktrace. Please take a look while I am trying to sync up
versions as you advised.
Thanks,
| 2009-11-20 15:52:44,238 ERROR [org.jboss.deployment.MainDeployer] Could not
create deployment:
file:/C:/jboss-4.2.2.GA/server/default/deploy/MySpringBean.spring
|
| jav
Ivan,
For 4.2 you need to use the 2.x version of the deployer (version 3.x works with
AS5).
Also, it seems like you are using a relatively old version of the deployer
(that's what causes the NoClassDefFoundError).
Please make sure that you're using latest deployer (2.1) , which is to be found
Hi Marius,
I did more testing. The problem is becoming more specific.
I tried both spring deployer release 2 and release 3.
It contains
| jboss-spring-jdk5.jar
| spring-aop.jar
| spring-beans.jar
| spring-context.jar
| spring-core.jar
|
I am not clear which version of the spring
Marius,
Yes, it is the class-loader version problem. I put all spring jars into
default/lib, but still run into exceptions. Here are what I did.
The spring deployer contained the following jars:
| jboss-spring-jdk5.jar
| spring-aop.jar
| spring-beans.jar
| spring-context.jar
| spring-
OK, so we solved the parent application context lookup problem.
The next one is a classloader problem:
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanFactory is an interface and
org.jboss.spring.factory.NamedXmlApplicationContext implements it, but I
suspect you also have Spring bundled inside your war
Marius,
Thank you so much. With the changes as you suggested, I am moving forward one
more step further, but still got the following exception.
[CODE]
2009-11-19 20:15:58,943 INFO [STDOUT] 20:15:58,943 ERROR [ContextLoader]
Context initialization failed
org.springframework.beans.factory.acces
Hi Ivan,
Try creating an xml called beanRefContext.xml and place it on the classpath -
eg. inside WEB-INF/classes - you need that for the
ContextSingletonBeanFactoryLocator.
Place your
element inside that xml and remove it from the web context definition.
BTW - using classpath*:*.xml may not
Thank you so much for the quick reply.
I have same feeling about JDNI lookup. But what is the correct way to retrieve
it?
Is there any example of retrieving deployed bean from web app?
Thanks,
Ivan
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My first guess would be that you're using jndi-lookup wrong.
Dunno otherwise why it would call your mainAppContext a bean here:
anonymous wrote :
| org.springframework.beans.factory.NoSuchBeanDefinitionException: No bean
named 'mainApplicationContext' is defined
|
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