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fredand Forsker

27. november 2002 - 09:49 Der er 9 kommentarer og
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Problems with ear-file with JBoss!!!

Hello Amigos!
(
I have already asked this but I pushed the wrong button "accept", but I do not got it to work. So I have ask it again.
)

I have problems with deploying a ear-file at JBoss. When I try to deploy it at a Orion it works fine but not with JBoss.

The ear-file contains both a JSP and a Servlet. The JSP seams to work with Orion JBoss but not the servlet.

I want to make a ear-file thats works at both Orion and JBoss.

So if any one could tell me whats wrong I would be most happy!

You can download the file at: http://www.it-gymnasiet.info/programmering_c/enterprise_web.ear

It is a very small ear-fil.

Best regards
Fredrik

Ps please answer in english
-----------------------------------
Arne_v wrote
JBoss 2.4.x with Tomcat
JBoss 2.4.x with Jetty
JBoss 3.0.x (with Jetty)
JBoss 3.0.x with Tomcat

?

-----------------------------------
Arne_v wrote
What errors do you get ?
--------------------------
Arne_v wrote
In your JSP you refer to:

servlet/ControllerServlet => entrprise_web/servlet/ControllerServlet

In your web.xml you define:

<url-pattern>/ControllerServlet</url-pattern> =>
enterprise_web/ControllerServlet

This does not work together !
-------------------------------------
I wrote and pushed the worng button

Hello!

I have tried and tried to deploy the ear-fil but I cant get it right at JBoss.
I Only reach teh index.html but not the servlet. In Orion everything works fine.

I have change my web.xml to <url-pattern>enterprise_web/ControllerServlet</url-pattern> and that works with Orion as well so I will keep that.

But I could not change to servlet/ControllerServlet => entrprise_web/servlet/ControllerServlet in the index.html like:

<FORM ACTION="entrprise_web/servlet/ControllerServlet" METHOD="POST">
That did not work, not either at Orion.

In Orion I got 2 config files
server.xml
<application name="enterprise_web" path="../applications/enterprise_web.ear" />
and
default-web-site.xml
<web-app application="enterprise_web" name="enterprise_web" root="/enterprise_web" />
...Is there anything in JBoss that I have to configure??.

So if anyone could help me out I would be most happy!!!

Best regards
Fredrik

PS
I Use JBoss 3.0.4

The error is that when I try to connect to the servlet from the index.hml I just get the page can not be displayed.

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arne_v Ekspert

27. november 2002 - 10:13 #1

If your JSP refer to servlet/ControllerServlet
and the JSP's are in the application root, then you must
must use:
<url-pattern>servlet/ControllerServlet</url-pattern>

This is how it works.

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arne_v Ekspert

27. november 2002 - 10:28 #2

With the current web.xml try change index.html GET link from:

<A HREF="entrprise_web/servlet/ControllerServlet?text=Detta är texten!">

to:

<A HREF="entrprise_web/ControllerServlet?text=Detta_ar_texten!">

because that is what you specified in the web.xml
file.

(and you can not have spaces in URL's - they need to
be encoded - you can use java.net.URLEncoder.encode for
that)

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arne_v Ekspert

27. november 2002 - 10:33 #3

Og jeg synes stadigvæk at en mapping til
servlet/ControllerServlet giver mere mening
end til enterprise_web/ControllerServlet, når
man kigger på det absolutte URL's (når man
prefixer med applikationens navn):

/enterprise_web/servlet/ControllerServlet
/enterprise_web/enterprise_web/ControllerServlet

Den sidste er måske lige en tand for enterprise_web'et !

:-)

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fredand Forsker

04. december 2002 - 15:24 #4

Hello Arne!

I think I made it with help from you. Now it works both at Orion and JBoss.
The only different there is this tag in teh HTML and JSP-files:

<HEAD>
<BASE HREF="http://localhost/enterprise_web/">

</HEAD>

Do you know if this can be removed an mange in som other way?

Could I just ask you to take a look at te ear file at http://www.it-gymnasiet.info/programmering_c/enterprise_web.ear one last time and se if you could advise me to structure it in some better way?

Please answer in english.

Best regards
Fredrik

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arne_v Ekspert

04. december 2002 - 15:36 #5

If JBoss (or more correct: the JSP/servlet container
bundled with JBoss) listens on port 8080, then the version
with :8080 should work with that as well.

What version of JBoss are you using ? And is it with
Tomcat or Jetty ?

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arne_v Ekspert

04. december 2002 - 15:38 #6

I can look at your files this evening, when I get home.

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fredand Forsker

04. december 2002 - 15:53 #7

Hello again!

I saw one misstake I wrote. I should be like this at JBoss

<HEAD>
<BASE HREF="http://localhost:8080/enterprise_web/">
</HEAD>
or at orion
<HEAD>
<BASE HREF="http://localhost/enterprise_web/">
</HEAD>

So if yoy know how to aviod the BASE tag completly that would be great and if you could take a look at the structure.

By the way I use the BASE tag so I always can access src such as images like:
<IMAGE SRC="images/sitemap.jpg">
Both in HTML and JSP forwarded from servlets. Else I have to do like this in the JSP files forwaede from the servlet:
<IMAGE SRC="../images/sitemap.jpg">

Best Regrads Again!

Fredrik

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arne_v Ekspert

04. december 2002 - 16:05 #8

OK, so it is JBoss that is running at 8080.

Basicly I just think that you should change that.

It should be very simple.

But it depends on whether it is JBoss+Tomcat
ot JBoss+Jetty you are running.

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arne_v Ekspert

04. december 2002 - 21:29 #9

I download your example and it worked excellent with JBoss+Tomcat.

After I changed web.xml from:
<url-pattern>servlet/ControllerServlet</url-pattern>
to:
<url-pattern>/servlet/ControllerServlet</url-pattern>

Note that I run on port 8080 and the version I have downloaded
has:
<BASE HREF="http://localhost:8080/enterprise_web/">

If I change that (remove the 8080) I need to change Tomcat from
port 8080 to port 80.

server.xml has a line:

<!-- Define a non-SSL Coyote HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 8080
<Connector className="org.apache.catalina.connector.http.HttpConnector" port="8080" minProcessors="5" maxProcessors="75" enableLookups="true" redirectPort="8443" acceptCount="10" debug="0" connectionTimeout="60000" />

that is easy to change from 8080 to 80.

If you are using JBoss with Jetty, then I am not sure how
to change port number, but I am sure that it can be done.

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fredand Forsker

05. december 2002 - 08:56 #10

Hello!

Ok I see.

Thanks for all your help!

Now I understand this must better.

Best regards

Fredrik

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