Hello! 2011/6/20 ant elder <[email protected]>: > On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 8:01 AM, Johannes Stoye > <[email protected]> wrote: >> Dear Tuscany-group, >> >> I'm totally new to all this java-webservice-, tuscany- and sca-stuff. >> I want to make a web service using tuscanys implementation of sca >> specifications. >> Now, my boss said, we definitely need and use the glassfish server. >> So I tried to deploy one of the getting started projects on glassfish, >> but it never worked. >> >> I also googled for a solution very often an spend a long time for it, >> but I can't find anything. Not even a hint for looking up elsewhere. >> So please help me and show me anything which could help me to learn >> how to deploy a tuscany sca/soa project on glassfish. >> >> Thank you, >> Johannes Stoye >> >> (ps: as developing IDE I use mainly Eclipse and have Netbeans too, I >> develop under Windows but, it should work on a Linux server) >> > > Can you say which releases of Tuscany and Glassfish you are using and > more about what problem you get - are there any stack traces on the > glassfish console or logs that you could show? I believe the recent > releases of Tuscany do run fine on Glassfish, i think older releases > you may need to change the default classloader delegation for the app > in Glassfish as described at > http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E18930_01/html/821-2418/beaft.html#beagb > > ...ant >
No there are no "real" errors. I've more rudimentary faults: I made all the steps in "getting started with tuscany 2.0 beta" and created all these components and it worked fine - the Store example went on a jetty server and the Restaurant example went on RMI binding on an extra server and locally as an application. But I have now only the *.class files instead of "deployable archives" which the glassfish seems to need. Maybe I didn't understand this classloader stuff very well, but I think I "only" need to know how I can make a .jar or a .war from my projects, which I can deploy then to glassfish. Thank you, Johannes Stoye
