Thank you Anthony, your help has made my life easier.
Currently I'm letting Eclipse control Tomee,
http://openejb.979440.n4.nabble.com/file/n4655536/tomeeEcl.png
Which options do you use so workspace is used? The first option? I got
confused because on Tomee docs it says to use what I'm
I have two questions:
1- Only in debug mode using Tomee in Eclipse I get exceptions in threads as
in below image. Why is this happening?
http://openejb.979440.n4.nabble.com/file/n4655537/tomee.png
2- I have few @Asynchronous methods in my web app, when an exception occurs
in them it's not
You don't need that lifecycle plugin i showed unless m2e tells you that you
need it. So I'm glad to hear you seem to be up and running now.
The use workspace metadata (does not modify tomcat installation) is the
option i use with my tomee server in eclipse. I have also seen the
documentation
On Jun 9, 2012, at 2:24 AM, Anthony Fryer wrote:
Since 1.0.0 though i don't believe thats the case anymore and that you can
select the use workspace metadata option and it should just work. Would
be good to get David to confirm that is the case.
Confirmed. The Eclipse/TomEE doc needs
All of my emails are being tagged as Spam...
I think I'm having some trouble posting XML, so I'll just try to describe what
I've got going on...
It appears that TomEE is recognizing my PersistentUnit named stuffDb. I can
see a line which names it as such.
Within a Spring configuration file, I am trying to set up a
Like it spring manages the em creation, just link it to the transaction
manager of tomee with a lookup.
I advice you to move the persistence.xml to avoid tomee to manage it.
- Romain
Le 9 juin 2012 22:03, Bradley Rintoul brint...@sbcglobal.net a écrit :
I think I'm having some trouble
