That looks right. The only difference is I have servlet-api 2.4, but
that shouldn't matter. Perhaps one of the other dependencies pulls in
a servlet API with a different ID? I know there have been some
floating around.
Run mvn with the -X flag and look for a servlet dependency that is not yours.
Hi Brett,
This is how I set the servlet-dependency in pom.xml-file:
javax.servlet
servlet-api
2.3
provided
Did you mean this or something else? Otherwise my pom.xml dependecies
constist of (scope)
- spring-2.0 (compile)
- hibernate-3.1.
yes - see Maven Archiva or Continuum.
The problem is likely that you have too many servlet APIs defined. Try
setting the scope on any of your own to 'provided'.
- Brett
On 07/11/06, noon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Has anybody successfully used the M2 jetty6-plugin with projects that uses
Hi,
Has anybody successfully used the M2 jetty6-plugin with projects that uses
e.g. sitemesh filters?
The error message is:
Embedded error: class com.opensymphony.module.sitemesh.filter.PageFilter is
not a javax.servlet.Filter
And here's an excerpt from my web.xml where I define the sitemesh f
