Hi Alexander,
Your 'my-ibatis-lib.jar' solution is not exactly what I meant with
'shared library'.
In WebSphere, a shared library resides outside your application.
It seems that JBoss doesn't support shared libraries. You can read more
about this on:
http://www.jroller.com/page/srinivas?entry=websphere_shared_library_why_tomcat
In the comments on that page, some workaround is described that forces
jars to be put into the classpath.
Good luck,
Hans.
Alexander Sack wrote:
Hi Hans,
I did this:
my.ear:
my.jar
lib/my-ibatis-lib.jar
lib/ibatis-common-2.jar
lib/ibatis-sqlmap-2.jar
lib/ibatis-dao-2.jar
my.jar/MANIFEST.MF
Class-Path: lib/my-ibatis-lib.jar lib/ibatis-common-2.jar etc.
my-ibatis-lib.jar
blah/blah/blah/sqlMapConfig.xml
>From within EJB3 my.jar, I'm doing
getResourceAsReader("blah/blah/blah/sqlMapConfig.xml") and I still get
IOException, it can't find it. OMG...I'm gong to pull out all of my
hair and I'm already bald!. If iBatis is added to the system
classloader due to the MANIFEST entry then I maybe screwed no matter
what. My only last resort is to see if java2Parent delegation will
have an effect on this.
This is such a basic configuration and I cna't believe I'm the only
one who has ran into this. Has anyone used iBatis from an EAR under
JBoss? If so, can you please just give me your package layout?
-aps
On 4/7/06, *Beemsterboer Software* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Alexander,
When I understand it correctly, you have the iBatis jar files in
the EAR
project and
the iBatis configuration in the EJB project.
Can you try to extract these configuration files and add them as a
'shared library' to your application?
This is a 'good practice':
- You can configure your application without changing the EAR file.
Also, it may solve your classloading problem.
Greetings,
Hans.
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