September 2009 - jboss-development

by Alessio Soldano

Hi there, to avoid writing something someone else might have already worked on, do we already have a common JBoss api for logging localized messages using bundles, etc.? Cheers Alessio -- Alessio Soldano Web Service Lead, JBoss

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Changing AS directories to match Maven conventions

by Paul Gier

I would like to change the directory structure in AS trunk to fit the Maven conventions. This just means changing src/main to src/main/java, src/resources to src/main/resources, etc. This will make the AS build consistent with other Maven builds. I plan to start making these changes tomorrow around 14 UTC and should be finished by the end of the day. Please let me know if there is any reason not to do this. Thanks!

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Changing meta data runtime

by Carlo de Wolf

Do we want to keep the functionality of changing meta data runtime? http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4255672 Carlo

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Re: [jboss-dev] jars in sars visible from ears, my arse!

by Andrew Dinn

> Right, the application.xml will cause the deployment to be treated as an > EAR. You don't need this for sars, they deploy all nested content > anyway, so deleting it should solve the issue. Thanks, Jason and Anil. This did the trick and it now works. regards, Andrew Dinn -----------

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Re: [jboss-dev] jars in sars visible from ears, my arse!

by Andrew Dinn

>> > Apologies for the title. A more pictorial perspective might help. >> > >> > server/default/deploy >> > jbossxts.sar >> > META-INF/application.xml > Why do you have an application.xml in your sar file? Because the sar contains, amongst other things, several war files. The application.xml contains module entries of type web which advertise the presence of these wars and specify their context-root. Is this not considered kosher for a .sar file? If not then what is? n.b. I have tried to advertise the presence of the .jar files in the .sar by adding module entries of type java to the application.xml but this makes no difference to their visibility outside of the .sar file. regards, Andrew Dinn -----------

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jars in sars visible from ears, my arse!

by Andrew Dinn

Apologies for the title. A more pictorial perspective might help. server/default/deploy jbossxts.sar META-INF/application.xml ws-c.jar . . . ws-c11.jar . . . com/arjuna/wsc11/ContextFactory.class . . . ws-c-tests.ear ws-c-tests.war . . . ws-c11-tests.war . . . WEB-INF/classes/com/arjuna/wsc/tests/TestInitialisation.class (imports com/arjuna/wsc11/ContextFactory.class) Previously, TestInitialisation could see ContextFactory. Now, I get a class not found exception (sigh). So, what do I have to change to export the classes in ws-c11.jar etc so they are visible from other deployments. regards, Andrew Dinn -----------

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