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Fixed it seems

I found the jboss package online and dropped these files into the lib directory under the webapp

jgroups
jboss-system
jboss-cache
jboss-jmx

after completely deleting the entire folder structure on the build side and the war, I simply made sure the lib folder had the jars needed and then compiled the source.

maybe this is some sort of 'thing' with netbeans?

it was acting like it had stuff it didnt... and acting like it didn't have stuff it did.

Anyway.. after adding the above jars, the whole thing is working now.

oh... and all this because I moved the project from my laptop to my desktop.

sheesh
[originally posted on jforum.net by asellon]
 
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using netbeans 5.5, I was just cleaning up some things and I decided to remove the databaseworkarounder. I don't need it because I am using mysql 5.0 and it is completely bypassed on that.

So I commented the import and lines, compile and then run.

Error

the application is saying it can not find the workaraounder... after I completely removed it.

SO I step thru debug and the debugger throws the error for can not find class at the line that is commented out... like it isn't really commented out.

I figured it had to do with something in the classes folder under the web-inf so I delete the entire class folder.

Now it is throwing all kinds of jboss errors during compile. cant find this or that.

so I downloaded the jboss package and I am placing it in the lib folder under web_inf... but what happened?

the classes folder should only be holding the compiles java classes. not the jboss stuff. right?

any ideas?
[originally posted on jforum.net by asellon]
 
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