Thanks a lot. It helped me, otherwise I was planning to stick to just tomcat.
Thanks
Sudhakar
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This pattern is supported until you hit exclusions as always.
Openejb.classloader.forced-load can allow you to work it around but
normally it is not needed.
Le jeu. 24 mai 2018 19:22, sudhakarvm a écrit :
> It will be com.{company name} I am sorry I can't disclose company name.
> Can't
> I use
It will be com.{company name} I am sorry I can't disclose company name. Can't
I use any name.
Thanks
Sudhakar
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We only filtrr known packages like com.sun, whats yours?
Le jeu. 24 mai 2018 18:53, sudhakarvm a écrit :
> You mean deleting from work folder and deleting from webapps. Yes I have
> done
> it. I think it is something to do with class scanning.
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You mean deleting from work folder and deleting from webapps. Yes I have done
it. I think it is something to do with class scanning.
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did you clean your tomee?
On 24/05/18 18:24, Sudhakar Vankamamidi wrote:
Hi,
I am trying EJB basic sample given here
http://openejb.apache.org/hello-world.html
only difference is I have changed EJB package structure to not to start
with "org". Now after deployment tomEE is not recognizing th
Hi,
I am trying EJB basic sample given here
http://openejb.apache.org/hello-world.html
only difference is I have changed EJB package structure to not to start
with "org". Now after deployment tomEE is not recognizing the class as EJB
and I don't see following log
03-Oct-2017 15:56:51.945 INFO
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