6 Replies Latest reply on Apr 26, 2005 9:01 AM by kirillp

    jboss.xml

    kirillp

      Hello,

      How to find out if JBoss 4.0.1RS1 picks up jboss.xml or not? The server.log file does not say anything.
      I am putting the file into the META-INF folder of EJB module of an EAR application... But I do not think JBoss sees it because I am having problems with MDBs.

      Thanks,
      Kirill.

        • 1. Re: jboss.xml
          dlmiles

          I hit that problem too. Break the file, make up a tag element and re-deploy, stand back from the errors, not nice but sheds light on us mushrooms :).

          Maybe someone knows how to enable logging (maybe it should be on by default) would probably fix many peoples deployment problems if they could see whats going on inside the deployer ?

          • 2. Re: jboss.xml
            kirillp

            Done that, no errors reported.
            obviously, JBoss does not see the file...
            I tried putting it into the META-INF of the EAR module but to no avail :(

            • 3. Re: jboss.xml
              dlmiles

              Ok I just checked from a working setup...

              Create an empty "' inside of your <enterprise-beans> element. It doesn't like that. Creating just inside it doesn't notice.

              • 4. Re: jboss.xml
                dlmiles

                 

                "dlmiles" wrote:
                Create an empty "<session></session>' inside ...


                I think the BBCode ate it.

                Create an empty <session></session> inside of your <enterprise-beans> element. It doesn't like that.
                Creating <test></test> just inside <jboss> it doesn't notice.
                


                • 5. Re: jboss.xml
                  kirillp

                  Thanks for your reply, but let me make sure I understand you correctly.

                  You are saying that the following will be ok in jboss.xml:



                  <enterprise-beans></enterprise-beans>

                  • 6. Re: jboss.xml
                    kirillp

                    Ok, it ate the tags as well, but I got it working anyway.

                    The jboss.xml was failing silently. Now it's working. Thanks for yoyr help.