Thanks again Rob.
I figured it out. I did not go to the optional server setup to indicate I was using non-standard ports (ports-03). I bet the IDE was looking for the server at the standard ports. Looks like there is a new way to detect the server because I have been using ports-03 before. (or I forgot I did this port setup last time)
What I mention below is not causing me a problem problem but:
There are no properties of any kind displayed. Nothing ever shows in the second server view status window (might call it the status window) where the modules, event log, ... are. I do have them enabled under preferences/JBoss IDE/Servers/view.
See: http://www.equipmentmonitors.net/serverview.JPG
Thanks again for your help.
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404GA, CallByValue/Scoped EArs was selected during install, XP SP2
I have a SLSB and I'm trying to grab a resource using the getResourceAsStream call (at least indirectly within a JAR packaged in my EAR via a Class-Path MANIFEST entry).
I noticed that unless I set the ContextClassLoader to the loader of the class, it can't find the resource.
Let me explain:
EAR:
my.jar
resource.file
lib/my-lib.jar
my.jar
ClassPath: lib/my-lib.jar
my-lib.jar has a function that call that sets the current classloader to the thread and tries to load the resource name passed in.
If I execute this function within a @PostConstruct lifecycle call, the resources within my EAR aren't visisble.
This seems like a bug. Is the classloader different during lifecycle calls?
Thanks!
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I'm trying to deploy an exploded ear, the web app is deployed but not the ejb. I get the message that waiting for the deployer. Please suggest how the ejbs would be deployed.
The dir structure:
app.ear (exploded folder)
| meta-inf
| application.xml
| webapp.war (exploded folder)
| domain (exploded folder for ejbs, contains the .class files)
The application.xml:
=============
<application>
| <module>
| <ejb>domain</ejb>
| </module>
| <module>
| <web>
| <web-uri>webapp.war</web-uri>
| <context-root>/urlcontext</context-root>
| </web>
| </module>
| </application>
Regards
Shahid
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