Hi,
I should qualify my statement by noting that I'm not using Wonder. So,
I know that regular WebObjects 5.4.x can be used along with inline
bindings and the resulting WAR file can be deployed successfully to
JBoss. I don't know whether there is a complication related to Wonder
since I am not using it.
tom
On Apr 24, 2008, at 11:51 AM, Tom Pelaia wrote:
Hi,
Yes, I have gotten inline bindings to work fine with True WAR
deployment to JBoss. I have a "Hello World" type example that works
and can send it to you if you want it. I just started with a
WebObjects sample project, applied the patch that I mentioned in a
previous email today, switched to using inline bindings, built with
Ant and the WAR file deploys to JBoss fine.
The example is very simple, but it does use an inline binding.
tom
I'm having problems getting Inline Bindings to work with a Servlet
deployment (to Tomcat).
I've double- and triple-checked the classpaths and .jars and
everything is where and as it is supposed to be, but the inline
bindings just don't work once deployed to a Servlet. They work fine
when run out of Eclipse.
Using Wonder in a Servlet has a work-around in the first place. Is
it possible that this is another example of a piece of Wonder not
getting properly initialized during the Servlet startup?
Has _anyone_ out there gotten inline bindings to work with a
servlet deployment? Just a quick "yes" will tell me I've got more
digging to do. If no one has, then I guess I'm going to have to dig
more.... or use normal bindings (yuck!).
Dave
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