Anu satya wrote:
My First question is:
Anu satya wrote:
Second question is:
I am getting following errors after deploying my application folder in 'deploy' directory and restarting the server. This is the copy of log file. Please let me know where i am going wrong.
With Regards,
Anu
With Regards,
Anu
Anu satya wrote:
As you said, i did netstat -ab in command prompt. But none of the application is using 4445 port. so, shall i consider, port issue is minor and ignore it or do i need to solve that issue?
Anu satya wrote:
though server is started with errors, i could open the Jboss index page using "http://localhost:8080/" ...
One more error what i am getting is as follows:
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Anu
Jaikiran Pai wrote: Does it contain a META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file? What are it's contents (especially the classpath element)?
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Anu
vfszip:/D:/jboss-5.1.0.GA/server/default/deploy/Rapid/Dependencies/GetInventory.jar/
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Anu
Anu satya wrote:
As you guessed it, Yes, Rapid is just another folder in which both GetItem and GetInventory folders exists. Both folders have got separate MANIFEST.MF file (in .jar file)
Anu satya wrote:
And for your second question, Yes, we are deploying our application as .ear file.
With Regards,
Anu
With Regards,
Anu
Anu satya wrote:
For your question, packaging is done properly. Because, my project is implemented & running successfully from 1 year.
Anu satya wrote:
Now, i am working on enhancement.
So, I am pretty sure that packaging and jar files are at right place.(in jboss-4.0.5). So, i have taken my project folder deployed in jboss-4.0.5 and copied it in jboss-5.1.0.GA deploy folder.
Anu satya wrote: Yes, Rapid is just another folder in which both GetItem and GetInventory folders exists. Both folders have got separate MANIFEST.MF file (in .jar file)
1. Rapid
2. GetItem
3. GetInventory
Anu satya wrote:
Please note, for all the .jar files in my project, i am getting same error.
With Regards,
Anu
Jaikiran Pai wrote:
Where is the .ear? What does it contain? If those jars, that you have placed in the folders, are required by the application, then you should be packaging them in the .ear file.
With Regards,
Anu
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