If your not using JMS it is, else reconfigure the JMS persistent store to use
your DS.
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Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
Konstadinis Euaggelos wrote:
Thanks Scott, I removed that file,
but in the server/default/deploy/jms/
Thanks Scott, I removed that file,
but in the server/default/deploy/jms/jbossmq-service.xml was a reference of
"DefaultDS" jboss.datasource.
When jboss starts up, it gives me the below error ,
i can't change the DefaultDS to OracleDS datasource because some other
tables are needed .
I r
Remove the the hsqldb-ds.xml if your not using it. This is coming from the
connection pool cleanup code.
Also fix your mail client or os date as this post showed up as being from 'Date:
Mon, 13 Jan 2003 17:01:04 +0200'
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Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group
Thanks to everybody for help and attention.
Just for others, stepping on the same rake :-)
It is clear now.
The reason was _not_ in deployment descripttors but in
conf/standartjaws.xml.
This file may have those tags too. And I mistakely put a block of text with
that section into this file.
But
> > Once I got following message and now it chases me:
> > [Container factory] org.jboss.ejb.DeploymentException: expected only one
> > enterprise-beans tag
> It's probably just not a very specific error message. One of your
> descriptors is probably misformed somehow, possibly in a way that
> con
I got a few of those errors as well when I was attempting to deploy.
Check your deployment descriptors closely. I typically made the following
errors multiple times before figuring out what was going on:
1. Having a different copy of the deployment descriptors in my classpath.
2. Having the cas
It's probably just not a very specific error message. One of your
descriptors is probably misformed somehow, possibly in a way that
confuses the parser and causes it to not see the enterprise-beans tag.
Check this and post both descriptors if you still don't see what's wrong.
Mikhail Akopov wr
