1 Reply Latest reply on Oct 5, 2009 5:32 AM by jaikiran

    Migration to Jboss 4.05

    nikhil_chidgopkar

      Hi,
      I have requirement of migrating a project from tomcat 5.5.28 to jboss 4.05 .
      While doing the above ,I am facing the issues in jar file loading.

      In the tomcat there are folder like ‘common’ and ‘shared’ which contains some project specific jar file which needs to be loaded.
      Is there similar functionality in jboss 4.05 (Have seen it in jboss-5.0.0.GA version).

      I tried to place all the jars in the JBOSS_HOME\server\default\lib folder ,but still it doesn’t work.

      I don’t have an option of re-bundling wars.

      Please let me know any solution for it.

      Thanks in advance.

      --Nikhil Chidgopkar

        • 1. Re: Migration to Jboss 4.05
          jaikiran

           

          "nikhil_chidgopkar" wrote:
          Hi,
          I have requirement of migrating a project from tomcat 5.5.28 to jboss 4.05 .

          Any specific reason, you want to migrate to an older version of JBoss? The latest stable 4.x version of JBoss AS is 4.2.3 GA.

          "nikhil_chidgopkar" wrote:


          In the tomcat there are folder like "common" and "shared" which contains some project specific jar file which needs to be loaded.

          Is there similar functionality in jboss 4.05 (Have seen it in jboss-5.0.0.GA version).

          Project specific jar files are always recommended to be packaged within the application. But since you say that:

          "nikhil_chidgopkar" wrote:

          I don’t have an option of re-bundling wars.


          The next best thing to do would be place these jars in the JBOSS_HOME/server/< servername>/lib folder.

          "nikhil_chidgopkar" wrote:

          I tried to place all the jars in the JBOSS_HOME\server\default\lib folder ,but still it doesn’t work.



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