I want to set jboss configuration in arquillian.xml but I am unablet to find it.
Where can I find it? and if its not exist then on which path should I create it
Solved.
The file was missing. I wrote it and issue is solved
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wrapper.conf in mule
i am unable to find wrapper.conf file,
please help me where does it resides, I know it will be in MULE_HOME, but where exactly, I am unable to find MULE_HOME as well.
Please help me with the root directory structure.
Thanx
MULE_HOME should refer to the root of your installed mule runtime.
You will find your wrapper.conf at MULE_HOME/conf/wrapper.conf
In the integration of Candy with Openfire it is mentioned to copy candy.war into the <Openfire_root>/plugins directory. I cannot find where this war is.
Can you please tell me where it is?
found it here http://code.google.com/p/openfire-candy/downloads/list
because this _wls_cls_gen.jar creates problem for reading properties or xml files inside WEB-INF/classes folder. I have tried with 10.3.4 but no luck. Could anyone tell which version they have fixed this issue?
Thanks in advance.
You could try looking at the Filtering Classloader. Also, 10.3.4 includes the ClassLoader Analysis Tool that can help you configure it: https://blogs.oracle.com/jeffwest/entry/weblogic_1034_classloader_analysis_tool
i use the maven-buildnumber-plugin to generate my version number for JAR/WAR/EAR packages. So when doing a compile i'll get for example ${project.version}-${buildNumber}, because is set to this value. But when using mvn deploy just ${project.version} is the filename, samen when i set in pom.xml to XX ${buildNumber} then the filename ist file-XXX ${buildNumber} (<- not the content of buildNumber, instead ${buildNumber as test}). What do i do wrong? i also want to have the files installed with ${project.version} ${buildNumber}.
thx for any help
markus
Not 100% sure I follow your question, but I had a problem getting a build number in my WAR manifest. The discussion here helped me out. I had to create a global property called build.version
<properties>
<build.version>${project.version}-r${buildNumber}</build.version>
</properties>
and use that instead of using ${buildNumber} directly. Hopefully that'll be some help with your problem.
I am new to strut/web programming and I thought I could learn a lot by reading a sample app. On google, I searched and found a sample app at
http://www.roseindia.net/struts/struts2/struts2tutorial.zip , the tutorial is really nice and it gives a sample login page.
However, I couldn't run this sample app. I tried posting on the roseindia.net site and got no help neither.
There is no error logged during the start of the server, but when I try and open one of the helloworld's link the following is outputted
I am getting this error
SEVERE: Could not find action or result There is no Action mapped for
action name HelloWorld. - [unknown location]
The folder structure of this thing on my eclipse is
/WebContent/WEB-INF/java/net/roseindia/Struts2HelloWorld.java
/WebContent/pages/HelloWorld.jsp
/WebContent/WEB-INF/struts.xml
while in strut.xml the sample had..
<action name="HelloWorld" class="net.roseindia.Struts2HelloWorld">
<result>/pages/HelloWorld.jsp</result>
</action>
I am suspecting something in the strut.xml is wrong? I am using eclipse J2EE and tomcat6, I have already tried posting on roseindia's site and got no help.
You will learn a lot by reading sample apps. If your sample doesn't work, perhaps your sample is wrong.
Perhaps you need the actual authoritative documentation. See How to setup a basic struts project using Eclipse. This is the as official as any Eclipse - Struts documentation can be.
Perhaps you need a better example. See the Struts Community Projects and Examples web site for numerous examples.
Did you name the file "strut.xml" or "struts.xml"? It should be the latter (although you could override it if you wanted). Also, in Struts 2 the struts.xml file has to be in the classpath, not at the root of WEB-INF. So, in your project, you should put in the "src" folder, so when it deploys it goes into WEB-INF/classes. You can verify it goes into the correct place by doing an "Export" of the web application to a WAR file and verifying it went into WEB-INF/classes.
I've just downloaded a copy of this tutorial, and deployed it to Tomcat 6 - and it works!
Perhaps they have fixed the bug since you last tried? Or perhaps there's something wrong with the way you have Eclipse configured.
Al I did was to unzip the tutorial; copy the directory into the Tomcat webapps directory; start Tomcat; navigate to the Tomcat manager page on my PC; and click the link to the struts2tutorial application.
Give it another try...
I had the same issue in Eclipse and solved it by changing the output folder of the source folder to:
WebContent/WEB-INF/classes