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javaxml.jar, war deploys, and sanity vs serenity
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javaxml.jar, war deploys, and sanity vs serenity


  • Subject: javaxml.jar, war deploys, and sanity vs serenity
  • From: William Hatch <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 07 Jul 2009 23:35:34 -0400

WTF????????????

I have three apps, all deployed under the same container. they all have the same classpaths. two of them deploy, one does not with that miserable, make-you-want-to-kill error WOServletAdaptor Unavailable.... All of these are built on a remote host using ant from the shell on a CentOS box. That part works fine. In a recent post, Mike makes mention of this jar hosing you, and I'd say it does, but not all the time. If you keep sudo touching the damned war, eventually it deploys. Why is this not a consistent error? What can be done to make this stop, and what can be done so that one can never have to speak it's name again? I mean clearly, you shouldn't have javaxml.jar in your classpath and all that, but is there an easy way to prevent it from getting there period? I'd rather suffer with some compiler errors up front if it'd help. Thanks for letting me vent...;-) My future hair line thanks you in advance for any solid suggestions that lead to a more serene place

Bill


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