2007/3/19, Vidya Mahavadi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi, I have posted this question earlier, but I am still struggling to find a solution. Any one who has come across the problem or have a work around can help me. I have a ejb3 application and I am generating a jar file which I am deploying it on JBoss. All the dependency injections work properly on Jboss running on Windows machine, but fail on Jboss running on Linux. I think it is because maven puts jboss.xml and persistence.xml in a meta-inf
This seems like a reasonable guess, as in linux boxes file(directory) names are case-sensitive. Maybe a solution is to generate your jboss.xml and persistence.xml and keep them in the resource/META-INF directory, and so they will be picked up when building the jar. I am not sure if this approach will help, or maybe I have misunderstood the question, for what I appologize myself. HTH (lower case) folder. Has anyone come across this problem earlier.. Any
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