Hi everybody,
I need to link external resources (xml and properties files) to my application, in order that classloader make them available for and only to a specific application.
Files can't be stored in a JAR in order to change them without repacking, and multiple similar application must be installed on the same application server - so files with the same name but stored in different folders must be available only for a single application.
I think JBoss has something similar to WebSphere's Shared Library (that does what I need), but I can't figure how to do it.
Any suggestion to solve this problem?
Thank you
Jo
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"knaas" wrote : The only thing we had to do was just to make sure we had this listener in the web.xml
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| | <listener>
| | <listener-class>com.sun.faces.config.ConfigureListener</listener-class>
| | </listener>
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Actually you have to do a bit more (acording to documentation) but it doesn't work for me in anyway.
Did you managed to run SEAM with JSF1.2 RI?
If yes, why does Gavin accepted the bug and even wrote that he managed to fix it?
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anonymous wrote : I receive the following error:
| java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/commons/fileupload/FileUpload
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| But I never used this component????
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Regardless of the fact that you never used it, you need to make sure commons-fileupload is in your classpath. It can be in:
| * Your .ear
| * Your .war
| * Your server's jsf-libs directory
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| I put it in my .war in an .ear-based app.
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| Hope this helps you
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"kukeltje" wrote : This all is because the jboss IDE 1.6 contains an 'old' version of te designer. Using the latest 3.0.x release should have fixed this on the designer side.
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Nope. This is Starters Kit Web Application problem, not the designer. Only thing to point in the designer is the server deployer path which was already mentioned.
anonymous wrote :
| I cannot in which file change them.
| I found the file ?UploadServlet.class?, but it is not modifiable.
| Thus in which file to make these modifications??
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1. Download Starters kit source code
2. Modify UploadServlet.java
3. Compile + make JAR
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Hi,
I am new to web services. I tried deploying a web service on JBoss and did a test run of the service using the Web-Service-Explorer tool available with Eclipse. (The client is auto-generated from the WSDL and provides a form-based GUI to access the service.)
The JBoss now complains about ill-formatted SOAP request coming rom the Explorer. The machine on which JBoss and Eclipse are running happens to be a Japanese Windows machine.
Does JBoss require any particular language pack to be installed?
Thanks for your help!
Regards,
Venu
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