Trivial classpath problem ?
Hi, Although this is an oc4j question ( oracles wrapper for orion ), im sure some of you would be able to help me ( the engines are the same down there :). Ive tried adding a new jar to oc4js classpath. Our application depends on this jar. I couldnt. Ive tried adding the jar as a 'library-path' tag within the server.xml. Then added it to the command line running oc4j ( -cp = ). It didnt do the trick. Ive only made some progress when putting it straight into oc4js lib directory. Im confused. 1. What does the 'library-path' tab enable? 2. Whats the difference between using it and supplying jars to the oc4js runtime classpath ( -cp ). 3. What is the recommended way, to simply add a jar upon my application depends of? Any help would be apreceated, Yuval.
RE: Trivial classpath problem ?
Yuval, In your orion-application.xml of your ear application, you can put this tag: library path=lib / This is after the persistance tag and before the principals tag. In your ear layout, include a directory lib, so now the layout should look like this: META-INF META-INF/application.xml META-INF/orion-application.xml mywarfiles.war myejbfiles.jar lib lib/mylibraryfiles.jar The reason orion was picking up your jar files from the lib directory in orion is that the config/application.xml (which is the orion-application.xml of the global-application, or default app as it is sometimes called) has a tag in it libarary path=../lib / regards, the elephantwalker www.elephantwalker.com -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2002 11:36 PM To: Orion-Interest Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Trivial classpath problem ? Hi, Although this is an oc4j question ( oracles wrapper for orion ), im sure some of you would be able to help me ( the engines are the same down there :). Ive tried adding a new jar to oc4js classpath. Our application depends on this jar. I couldnt. Ive tried adding the jar as a 'library-path' tag within the server.xml. Then added it to the command line running oc4j ( -cp = ). It didnt do the trick. Ive only made some progress when putting it straight into oc4js lib directory. Im confused. 1. What does the 'library-path' tab enable? 2. Whats the difference between using it and supplying jars to the oc4js runtime classpath ( -cp ). 3. What is the recommended way, to simply add a jar upon my application depends of? Any help would be apreceated, Yuval.
Re: A word of warning: SwiftMQ and Resource providers.
On Tue, Nov 20, 2001 at 12:29:54PM +0200, Lachezar Dobrev wrote: Recently looking at the Resource-Providers docs, and EAGER to use an external JMS for my MDBs I and a colleague decided to run the demos. As quite a surprise the demo run ok. The MDB did everything when a message was sent to the Queue. The BIG disappointment was, when we tried to do the same with the topic. In short: It does not work. Error deploying file:/D:/Temp/Orion/applications/Orion2SwiftMQ/Orion2SwiftMQ.jar homes: JMS Error: Queue 'testtopic' is not local! Can't create a Consumer on it! has this now been fixed? I'm getting the same error with SwiftMQ and the latest build. cheers, -- Graham Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: A word of warning: SwiftMQ and Resource providers.
According to Magnus R, the problem will be fixed in the next release. I don't know if you can use SwiftMQ / Topics with the Oracle code base (OC4J), but maybe worth a shot. Hopefully soon from the good folks at Orion! --- Graham Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tue, Nov 20, 2001 at 12:29:54PM +0200, Lachezar Dobrev wrote: Recently looking at the Resource-Providers docs, and EAGER to use an external JMS for my MDBs I and a colleague decided to run the demos. As quite a surprise the demo run ok. The MDB did everything when a message was sent to the Queue. The BIG disappointment was, when we tried to do the same with the topic. In short: It does not work. Error deploying file:/D:/Temp/Orion/applications/Orion2SwiftMQ/Orion2SwiftMQ.jar homes: JMS Error: Queue 'testtopic' is not local! Can't create a Consumer on it! has this now been fixed? I'm getting the same error with SwiftMQ and the latest build. cheers, -- Graham Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] __ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/
Re: Trivial classpath problem ?
Yuval, The following new tutorial on our knowledge base may help you: http://kb.atlassian.com/content/atlassian/howto/classloaders.jsp It details all the different levels of classloaders available in Orion. Please feel free to annotate the page with any comments: http://kb.atlassian.com/content/atlassian/howto/classloaders.jsp#annotations Cheers, Scott -- Scott Farquhar :: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Atlassian :: http://www.atlassian.com Supporting YOUR J2EE World [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Although this is an oc4j question ( oracles wrapper for orion ), im sure some of you would be able to help me ( the engines are the same down there :). Ive tried adding a new jar to oc4js classpath. Our application depends on this jar. I couldnt. Ive tried adding the jar as a 'library-path' tag within the server.xml. Then added it to the command line running oc4j ( -cp = ). It didnt do the trick. Ive only made some progress when putting it straight into oc4js lib directory. Im confused. 1. What does the 'library-path' tab enable? 2. Whats the difference between using it and supplying jars to the oc4js runtime classpath ( -cp ). 3. What is the recommended way, to simply add a jar upon my application depends of? Any help would be apreceated, Yuval.
