Hello Katia,
Comments follows.
On 15/04/2005 4:35 AM, Katia Aresti Gonzalez wrote:
Hi!!!
Here is the stack trace :-) it was in the geronimo.log i didnt
now anything about this logs, didnt now that the could be so helpfull!!!
Well, it seems that the openejb-ja.xmlr is correct? The problems
Gianny Damour wrote:
On 15/04/2005 4:19 AM, David Jencks wrote:
Someone helpfully tried to make the deployer errors less annoyingly
verbose but this is the unfortunate result... they are now
meaningless and useless. I believe there is a switch or flag
somewhere to turn stack traces back on,
On 15/04/2005 4:19 AM, David Jencks wrote:
Someone helpfully tried to make the deployer errors less annoyingly
verbose but this is the unfortunate result... they are now
meaningless and useless. I believe there is a switch or flag
somewhere to turn stack traces back on, but I don't know wher
David is assuming you are asking about the Apache Java based http
server (and servlet/jsp engine) Tomcat. If you really meant the Apache
HTTPd server, the reason we don't ship with it is HTTPd is written in C
and must be compiled to each platform where our distributions will run
on a generic J
Hi everybody!!
know that this is not the proper list for this question, but im a bit desperate with a problem I have with CMP persistent, and deploying persistent EJBs into Geronimo.Ive been trying in the last week to deploy a very simple application, a jar with a session bean, a cmp bean and a b
Ok... thank you very much David for your help. Hopefully somebody else will help me with this... :-)
So, please... If somebody can help me... Or send me to my personal email a very little applicattion with a persistent EJB... pleas pleas Nobody has tryed to deploy persistent EJBs???
thank
You've now gotten outside the area I know anything about :-)
I suspect it is still a problem with the xml, but now with the cmp
field elements. Hopefully you can figure out what is wrong by looking
at the code that throws the exception, or someone who knows that area
will offer a suggestion.
Hi!!!
Here is the stack trace :-) it was in the geronimo.log i didnt now anything about this logs, didnt now that the could be so helpfull!!!
Well, it seems that the openejb-ja.xmlr is correct? The problems is in another part?
thanks
Katia
20:26:16,875 DEBUG [Deployer] Deployment failed
Someone helpfully tried to make the deployer errors less annoyingly
verbose but this is the unfortunate result... they are now meaningless
and useless. I believe there is a switch or flag somewhere to turn
stack traces back on, but I don't know where. You should also look in
all the logs
Re-hi
okk...
Another error... hehe This is the new openejb-jar.xml im using now. If i understand well, is what you said me to do...
http://www.openejb.org/xml/ns/openejb-jar" configId="GeronimoTestEJB" parentId="org/apache/geronimo/Server">
SystemDatasource
CabinEJB CabinT
okk...
Another error... hehe This is the new openejb-jar.xml im using now. If i understand well, is what you said me to do...
http://www.openejb.org/xml/ns/openejb-jar" configId="GeronimoTestEJB" parentId="org/apache/geronimo/Server">
SystemDatasource
CabinEJB CabinTable
those are all the xml files you should need. I think the resource-ref
info needs to be with the BMP bean: if I understand your xml it is
currently with the CMP bean where it is not used.
thanks
david jencks
On Apr 14, 2005, at 10:38 AM, Katia Aresti Gonzalez wrote:
David,
Ive changed to sys
David,
Ive changed to systemDataSource, but i still have problems. Ok, Im using the openejb-jar.xml, and the ejb-jar.xml. Do I need another deployment descriptor, or change anythig (un deply and redeploy), as well as I do in JMS to add the tophic in the system-jms-plan.xml?
Thanks a lot! Katia
Sorry, it looks like the set of plans in the default assembly has
turned into a nearly useless collection of vaguely plausible but mostly
incorrect junk.
Please pardon my frustration.
Try SystemDatasource instead of DefaultDatasource.
david jencks
On Apr 14, 2005, at 10:21 AM, Katia Aresti Gon
Hello David
Ive done what you say and this is what i get now:
C:\gero>java -jar bin/deployer.jar --user system --password manager deploy d:/cmp/build/dist/prueba-ejbs.jarDeployment failed Server reports: org.apache.geronimo.common.DeploymentException: Unable to initialize EJBModule GBean
I can't figure out how you got that error from the xml you show. Can
you send the stack trace?
Also, I think you can use simpler resource-refs:
jdbc/titanDB
DefaultDatasource
and
DefaultDatasource
thanks
david jencks
On Apr 14, 2005, at 2:45 AM, Katia Aresti Gonzalez wrote
The reasons are primarily historical: the main Jetty developers were
some of the geronimo founding members and most of us have a lot more
experience with Jetty than Tomcat. There is a Tomcat integration and
several people are working on it, however it is not yet completely
integrated and funct
Hi,
Somebody surely already put the question, but I did not find an answer, then I
ask it nevertheless: Why is Geronimo default with Jetty and not HTTP Apache
Server integrated ? Is it a licence problem ?
Thanks
Hello Gianny
I did what you said. This is my new openejb-jar.xml. I said somethig wrong, ShipEJB is a BMP, is this supported? Anyway, my problem is to fix cmp, because its what i realy need now :-). I paste the error deploying just after the descriptor.
http://www.openejb.org/xml/ns/openejb-j
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