I would propose to build the portal from its sources and use the downloaded thirdparty libraries and the ones from the portal build.
Let's assume you have extracted the portal libs into a directory and defined the following eclipse classpath variables:
| JBOSS_PORTAL_LIBS => D:/jBoss/portal-libs.241
| JBOSS_THIRDPARTY_LIBS => D:/jBoss/jboss-portal-2.4.1-src/thirdparty
|
and your .classpath file contains:
| <classpathentry kind="var" path="JBOSS_PORTAL_LIBS/portal-identity-lib.jar"/>
| <classpathentry kind="var" path="JBOSS_THIRDPARTY_LIBS/jbossas/core-libs/lib/jbosssx.jar"/>
|
the references should be resolved.
Burkhard
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As far as I understand, JBoss Remoting has the following failure mode.
Suppose we have a client which connects to JBoss using HTTP/Servlet connector (I don't know about other connectors, possibly they have the same failure mode).
Now let's suppose that client has sent request to server, server has received this request and started its processing. What happens if client is disconnected while request is being processed?
Client has no way to know that request processing has started. How this situation can be resolved?
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