[jbosstools-dev] Re: a classpath container problem about JBoss server jars

[Rob Stryker]

This should fix the problem then, right?

PS - remember to reply to all so the responses all go to the mailing 
list ;)

gridqian wrote:
> Yes, Rob. Denny is doing this task.
>> Hi Grid:
>>
>> You should have a page similar to the jsf facet's page.
>>
>> When creating a JSF project or enabling the JSF facet (in a seam 
>> project),
>> there is a page where the user selects whether to let the facet add 
>> the jars
>> manually or let the server do it.
>> If the user selects let the server do it, then your facet should NOT 
>> add the jars
>> and should instead let the server itself do it (aka my code, which 
>> adds the container
>> with all the jars). If your user DOES select to add the jars, then 
>> you should do so.
>>
>> You should be able to see an example of this by creating a new Seam 
>> project.
>> One page is the JSF page.
>>
>> Try to work similar to that.
>>
>> - Rob Stryker
>>
>> gridqian wrote:
>>> Hi guys,
>>>
>>> There is a problem when I create jboss ws and rum a client sample.
>>>
>>> Now I focus on extending wtp web service framework to support
>>> JBoss WS. To do this task, we must firstly create a dynamic web
>>> project and then generate web service or web service client codes.
>>> So far I can create web service and web service client. For user's
>>> convenience I generate a client sample to call web service.
>>>
>>> But you know, if the dynamic web project is assigned a jboss server
>>> system will add a jboss server classpath container to the project
>>> classpath and add many jars into this container. These jars include
>>> jaxws-rt.jar and jaxws-tools.jar. When I run the web service client
>>> sample class,  a issue occurs and the client do not call web servcie
>>> successfully. After google this issue,  I found  only if  remove  the
>>> two jars (jaxws-rt.jar and jaxws-tools.jar)  from project classpath, 
>>> the  issue will be  fixed successfully.
>>>
>>> So how to do to fix this issue? I think we have two ways:
>>> 1 when create jboss server classpath container, we do not add these
>>>   two jars to the container.
>>>   But in this case, I do not know whether other dynamic web projects
>>>   can run successfully without these two jars.
>>> 2 Like done as before, add all of jars to jboss server container. 
>>> When I
>>>   create web service client project, I remove these two jars from the
>>>   container.
>>>   but I do not know how remove jars from a container?
>>>
>>> Which way is better? and if choose second way, who can tell me how to
>>> remove jars from a classpath container?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Grid
>>
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