I also did some quick searches on this specific exception and it sure is
"popular" on jboss and jboss-related forums.  So far, I haven't found the
solution.  Many of the answers seem to indicate that "we moved to a newer
version of some software and the problem went away".  Not very helpful.  The
problems posted do seem to be related to re-deployment of an application.
Is that your scenario as well?

The Geronimo* jars should not be necessary, if they are provided by the
jboss environment (persistence, transactions, etc).

You mentioned commons-lang and commons-logging, but we also have
dependencies on commons-collections, and commons-pool.

Within WebSphere, we have some tracing options for classloaders.  Does jboss
have anything like that?

Thanks,
Kevin

On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 8:50 AM, nitros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
>
> Kevin Sutter wrote:
> >
> > The JPA spec requires a global jndi name, which would require a name
> along
> > the lines of "jdbc/EswaadAppDS".  I know that WebSphere allows the use
> of
> > a
> > component-level name, but that would be along the lines of
> > "java:comp/env/jdbc/EswaadAppDS".  Not sure what namespace you are going
> > after with just "java:/EswaadAppDS".   Maybe it's something unique with
> > jboss that I am not familiar with.
> >
>
> According to JBoss, the above DS is in the Namespace but is not exposed as
> a
> Global JNDI as it is not recommended to expose the DS.
>
> I agree that the openjpa.MetaDataFactory and openjpa.jdbc.DBDictionary is
> not really needed and hence it is removed.
>
> The problem still exists and I also posted the exception in JBoss forums
> but
> failed to receive any response from the community.  So far, I am doing my
> development in hibernate but our intention is to move away from it and
> adapt
> openJPA
>
> I would appreciate if anybody can figure out what is causing the problem.
>  I
> only have Serp.jar, common-lang.jar. log4j.jar, openJPA.jar and all of
> standard JBoss jars in the JBoss lib classpath.  The Geromino.* are not
> there and I don't think it is needed
>
>
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