I configure JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5, but when I compile the classes the following error appears for different classes
the package javax.servlet.http does not exist
If I look the packages that must be included in JBoss it appears c:\jboss3.2.5\server\default\lib\javax.servlet.jar but this file doesn't exist. May be this is the problem, but... how can I solve it?
Thanks
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JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 (7 messages)
- Posted by: D HRS
- Posted on: September 06 2004 06:59 EDT
Threaded Messages (7)
- JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by Fredrik Borgh on September 07 2004 03:47 EDT
- JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by D HRS on September 07 2004 09:12 EDT
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JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by Fredrik Borgh on September 07 2004 09:21 EDT
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JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by D HRS on September 07 2004 11:38 EDT
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JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by Fredrik Borgh on September 08 2004 03:58 EDT
- JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by D HRS on September 08 2004 08:21 EDT
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JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by Fredrik Borgh on September 08 2004 03:58 EDT
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JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by D HRS on September 07 2004 11:38 EDT
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JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by Fredrik Borgh on September 07 2004 09:21 EDT
- JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by D HRS on September 07 2004 09:12 EDT
- JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5 by Valtoni Boaventura on January 06 2005 10:11 EST
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JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Fredrik Borgh
- Posted on: September 07 2004 03:47 EDT
- in response to D HRS
Check on your Project properties what package you have configured for your project. Probably you have the JBoss 3.x+ Client package, which consists of multiple jar files. One of them should be the java.servlet.jar and might be red because JBuilder cannot find it. Remove it, and add the correct path (in <jboss>/server/all/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat.sar/servlet-api.jar.
Hope that helps! -
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- Posted by: D HRS
- Posted on: September 07 2004 09:12 EDT
- in response to Fredrik Borgh
I did what you told me, and now the following message appears:
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (org.apache.jasper.compiler.JspRuntimeContext).
log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.
and then a series of errors
"areasFinderIndex.jsp": Error num.: 200 : Se esperaba <identifier>
"areasFinderIndex.jsp": Error num.: 901 : el paquete <error> mencionado en el archivo fuente C:\Usr\Alejandra\JBuilderX\EJBCMP\classes\Generated Source\.jsp\EJBCMPWebMod\areasDelegateClient\areasDelegateClient_0002fareasFinderIndex_0002ejsp_jsp.java no corresponde con el directorio areasDelegateClient
where areasDelegateClient is a directory where I have my .jsp
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JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Fredrik Borgh
- Posted on: September 07 2004 09:21 EDT
- in response to D HRS
Where does this message appear? In JBuilder (not when you're building, are you running debug or something?) or when you start of JBoss separately? -
JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: D HRS
- Posted on: September 07 2004 11:38 EDT
- in response to Fredrik Borgh
Inside the JBuilderX when I build -
JBuilderX and JBoss3.2.5[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Fredrik Borgh
- Posted on: September 08 2004 03:58 EDT
- in response to D HRS
To be honest I've switched off building the JSP pages from within JBuilder, and let JBoss do that when I deploy. Perhaps that's not what you want, but it will probably solve the problems you see for now anyway. -
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- Posted by: D HRS
- Posted on: September 08 2004 08:21 EDT
- in response to Fredrik Borgh
I couldn't find a way to solve it from JBuilderX, but as you suggested I run it from outside and it worked.
Thanks a lot -
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- Posted by: Valtoni Boaventura
- Posted on: January 06 2005 10:11 EST
- in response to D HRS
Man... I solveit.
Goto Properties of warfile.
Select knot "Web" and type in "Launch URI: ": "/".
Only that!