[EJB/JBoss] - Re: ClassNotFoundException
by jaikiran
"linvicch" wrote : urhmm i thought netbean handles that when u clean and built the project
| the jars have been added to the project libraries
|
| in the library node of the project i have
| jbossall-client.jar
| EJBModule30-dist/EJBModule30.jar
| JDK 1.6 (Default)
| JBoss
linvicch,
I am not familiar with NetBeans IDE so wont be able to comment on what's the right way to get this working in NetBeans.
On a different note, i would suggest using JDK1.5 instead of JDK 1.6 for JBoss (this may not have anything to do with the exception you are seeing). JBoss doesnt officially support JDK6 yet.
Can you post the output of the following:
- From the command prompt go to C:/blah/blah (the folder which contains your application's client jar)
- Run the following command
jar -tf test.jar
where test.jar is the name of the client jar file.
Post the output here.
Also post the contents of the MANIFEST.MF file present in the test.jar. Assuming that the test.jar is present in C:\blah\blah folder, where are the jbossall-client.jar and EJBModule30.jar files located?
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[JBoss Portal] - Customized top-level portal page
by callatis
I would like to deploy JBoss Portal such that the top-level page is structured like this:
| ----------------------------------
| TOP-BANNER (logo, search box etc.)
| ----------------------------------
| LEFT COLUMN *** | Free-form
| (FIXED - e.g. ** | User Portlets
| Navigation **** | Area
| Portlet) ****** |
| ----------------------------------
| **** Copyright Notice ****
| ----------------------------------
|
(See the attachment for a better "picture")
A typical user would be allowed to freely manipulate the center-right area of the page, such as to add [non-admin] portlets, close the existing ones, minimize/maximize them etc., but unable to change anything on the center-left, top or bottom areas (except from typing into whatever text boxes and clicking onto whatever buttons or links are included, of course). The top area would contain, for instance, a logo, the bread-crumbs and a search box, the center-left - a Navigation Portlet, a sign-in portlet etc., while the bottom would contain a copyright notice, "about us" etc.
Moreover, I would like to only have this layout available to the user, rather than the portal/dashboard choice. The user should never "escape" from that confined center-right area, no matter what (incl. the configuration activities).
Any ideas how I could do this? Thank you and all suggestions will be appreciated.
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