AOP classes not found in JBoss 4

[de107549]

When I start the JBoss Web console I get the following exception:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jboss/aop/AspectManager

Do I have to install the AOP classes seperately?

Thanks. Mirko

[thing]

Hi,

I'm also looking for a solution to this problem. But no luck yet.

I get the following error:

19:59:04,057 INFO [STDOUT] java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jboss/aop/AspectManager

any ideas?

THiNG.

[starksm64]

You need to use either the standard or all configurations. The default configuration only includes the minimal j2ee required components.

run.sh -c standard

[johnhdoe]

Is there somewhere in a configuration file I can set it to run the standard version so I can just do "run.bat"?

[darranl]

John, How about adding the '-c standard' to the run.bat?

[darranl]

Or rename the default configuration to something else and rename the standard to default.

[flindet]

I am also having the problems. It's odd to me that this would happen just as a result of using the "default" configuration instead of the "all" configuration. Is there some sort of services file or something that I have misconfigured that's telling JBoss to start AspectManager even though it's supposedly not available in the "default" configuration?

I had tried running JBoss 4 as a test on a Windows machine and didn't have that problem. I'm somehow something must be telling JBoss 4 to attempt starting the AspectManager service.

I'll just run with "all" for now, but I would like to learn what is causing this.

Thanks.

[javapda]

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