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I have installed a new Resin 3.0.9 app server on my Win2000 machine. I set the home to the top level directory and the config file was properly found. I added the same external libraries that I had with tomcat.
When I attempt to start resin, I get a “java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/rc/retroweaver/runtime/ClassLiteral” error. I have verified that the class is in the retroweaver.jar file that is in the resin-home/lib directory.
If I start resin using the resin-home/httpd.exe, it works correctly. I did notice that the httpd.exe file was moved from the resin-home/bin directory to the top level directory when moving from resin 2 to resin 3 (don’t know if thats an issue), but the real problem appears to be that it’s not using the retroweaver.jar file from the lib directory, which should be automatic.
Please advise. Thanks, Ed.
NM, I found the ‘Problems configuring MyEclipse with Resin’ thread. I followed the workaround and it’s now working. I missed it the first time I searched for Resin because it wasn’t in the App servers forum. Any idea when this will be fixed in MyEclipse so that the lib dir does not need to be manually added?
Glad you got it fixed, as soon as I can download REsin and confirm this I’ll file an issue for us to address this in the connector. Thank you for bringing it up.
I found another issue with Resin, this time with Deployments. If I add a new deployment under manage deployments, it defaults to resin-home/deploy and I can’t change it. Resin has 2 places to put deployments, deploy and webapps. We have always used webapps and will continue to do so (not my decision). As it stands, I have to deploy to the deploy directory and then move it manually to the webapps directory.
Is there any way to change this? The Deploy Location box is read only (??why??) and I haven’t been able to find any setting in Preferences to change this. Thanks.
I confirmed and filed the first bug, the second enhancement (to deploy to any location you want) is a popular open enhancement that we want to address soon.
So, am i to understand that this is currently hardcoded somewhere an unchangable by an end user such as myself? No file some place that I can tweak, perhaps?
Hardcoded yes, can’t be changed (yet)… we aren’t fans of this either and it will be changed soon (not ETA yet).
