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hi all, when I try to start Jboss it alerts with could not publish the server
the exception stacktrace :::
 
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please help me to solve this..

what's wrong in this code ?
because , it showing this exception at the above line ..

 
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have you made any changes to the existing JBoss ? what is the version of JBoss you are using?
 
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thanks for reply...
Jboss 5.1

i didnt make any changes to my code...
 
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i didnt make any changes to my code..


That is not what uttam asked. Did you make any changes to JBoss AS? If you made no changes to JBoss AS, then I suspect that your download of JBoss AS got corrupted somehow. Remove what you have and download it again.
 
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