On Oct 8, 2009, at 6:11 AM, Antonio Fornié wrote:
Thank you again. I'm trying to use your help for my sample app.
Please, can you tell if I'm right with this app file structure
(there's no
zipped file like jar or war, only folders):
\helloear
|---\META-INF
|---application.xml
|---\helloweb
|---\WEB-INF
|---web.xml
|---\classes
|---HelloServlet.class
|---\lib
|---*.jar
ok so far, although see note below
|---\helloejb
|---\classes
remove the /classes directory, put the ejbs directly in "helloejb"
|---HelloInterface.class
|---HelloBean.class
|---\lib
|---*.jar
no lib dir is allowed in an ejb jar. You can put it in helloear
directly
|---\META-INF
|---ejb-jar.xml
Is it right? Can I have helloweb and helloejb as folder or must I
have a
zipped file (jar/war) with everything inside?
This might work as long as you label the modules correctly in
application.xml, however I think you might need to rename the module
directories helloweb.war and helloejb.jar.
We do have some sample apps that should work OK on 2.1.4, and they got
published to a maven repo...
http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC21/sample-applications.html
http://repo2.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/geronimo/samples/
I think these do not include the geronimo plans you need to deploy
them, as we also publish them as predeployed geronimo plugins.
The docs have a link to the svn checkout.
thanks
david jencks
Thank you very much.
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