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Debugging A Deployment Failure

 
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I am attempting to deploy the artifactory Maven Repository webapp to OAS (OC4J) 10.1.3.3, but it dies during the deployment, usually with an ExceptionInInitializerError. I _think_ this is a case of Oracle and Spring not getting along, but I can't seem to narrow it down to what line is actually causing the issue.

Does anyone know a way to attach a debugger to a deployment process, or some other way to figure out where the problem is? (Of course, it works fine out of the box with tomcat, but I'm not allowed to use Tomcat in a production environment).

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Originally posted by Jason Ferguson:
I am attempting to deploy the artifactory Maven Repository webapp to OAS (OC4J) 10.1.3.3, but it dies during the deployment, usually with an ExceptionInInitializerError. I _think_ this is a case of Oracle and Spring not getting along, but I can't seem to narrow it down to what line is actually causing the issue.

Does anyone know a way to attach a debugger to a deployment process, or some other way to figure out where the problem is? (Of course, it works fine out of the box with tomcat, but I'm not allowed to use Tomcat in a production environment).
Jason


I was wondering if you ever got this working, I am attempting to do something similar and I wasn't sure where exactly to begin. I have gottne Artifactory working in Windows with both Jetty and Tomcat, but in production we're using Oracle App Server in a Linux environment.
 
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