Deploying one app in multiple jars / wars

Is it possible to split up an application into two or more jars / wars,
          and still be deployed as a single application. Our requirment is such
          that we need to do that, but I can't seem to find a way to make it work.
          Thanks Shehzad

john,
The doc instructs to download oracle fusion middleware 11g, which is around 1gb, by this it becomes a heavy application.
Is there no work-around to get only the necessary components viz ADF runtime libraries to be used in WAS 7.0 to get the app deployed?
I am little tangled here.... Pls help me to know the structure...
Thank you.
Edited by: hemanth on Jul 13, 2011 9:54 AM

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     at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Constructor.java:274)
     at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Class.java:308)
     at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:261)
     at org.apache.avalon.excalibur.component.DefaultComponentFactory.newInstance(DefaultComponentFactory.java:212)
     at org.apache.avalon.excalibur.component.ThreadSafeComponentHandler.initialize(ThreadSafeComponentHandler.java:141)
     at org.apache.avalon.excalibur.component.ExcaliburComponentManager.lookup(ExcaliburComponentManager.java:308)
     ... 31 more
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     at java.lang.SecurityManager.checkCreateClassLoader(SecurityManager.java:586)
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     at org.apache.catalina.core.ContainerBase.start(ContainerBase.java:1123)
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Deploying servlets (not in jar/war/ear!) to OC4J?

I must be missing some very tiny but crucial issue....
For over 2 days now (shame) I have been trying but not
succeeding to deploy servlets to OC4J behind Apache. The 'behind
Apache'-part is easy. Just set up a proxy. This is because
Apache configuration is easy and well documented. But here is my
real problem. I am using JDev 3.2 (9i too large) and this is
what I want:
I want to code a servlet in Jdeveloper, compile it to a class-
file, not a jar, war, ear or whatever-r. Then I want to set up
OC4J in such a way that I can access my servlets from the
directory where the class files are. I do NOT want to use the
default-web-app subdirectory for obvious reasons. Please, how do
I set up OC4J to just look in my own classes-directory with my
own servlets???? No jar, no war, no ear.
I have been reading all sorts of information on this and tried
everything, but am not succeeding and getting all sorts of
error/not found messages.
Extra info:
I am using OC4J on windows. To start I use java -jar orion.jar,
to restart I use ^C and repeat the start command. Is that ok or
do I need to restart in a different way? I tried to setup OC4J
as a service but the link to runexecsvc went astray to judosoft
Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Avi,
Thanks for your swift reply. I have indeed read the docs, but
the exploded directory format does not seem to work for one
reason or another (got some error messages on file not found or
something). Have you succeeded in deployment using exploded
directories? If so, I would be greatly interested in your xml-
files and directory structure!
But, please do not spend too much time on this, because I have
now decided that I will deploy using a war. I have written a
small script to make a war out of my whole project and copy it
to de OC4J file system. This works and everybody is happy.
Thanks again,
Martijn

App with multiple WAR files

We have a customer self-service web site, freshly re-implemented using facelets in a WAR file. It works fine. We are just now starting to re-implement a second significant component from the previous generation. This component is pretty complicated, so we would like to maintain and deploy it individually in its own WAR. However, we would like this component to blend smoothly in the primary application. Ideally, the main app would create a borderless window in which this component would live, but everything inside that window would be controlled by the second WAR file. Both WAR files run on the same web server, and if it helps, can run in the same session.
In previous times, we might have done this with an iframe to contain the second application. But I'm well aware of the downsides of iframes and that they are strongly discouraged in new apps, What is the current recommended approach for blending multiple WAR files into what appears to be a single application to the end user? Portlets? Can I easily make a simple facelets application (our primary app) into a portlet container without making it into a full scale portal? All the portlet examples I find show the portlet in a window that the user can minimize or maximize. Can our primary app hide those window controls so that the contents of the second WAR appear to be part of the primary application?
Thanks for any and all suggestions. I've spent a couple hours searching for "multiple war files" and "external war" and didn't find any useful leads.

But I'm well aware of the downsides of iframes and that they are strongly discouraged in new apps,If it solves your problem, what would be bad about it? I wouldn't use iframes to merge applications from different hosts, but when the sub-applications are part of one larger application that you have under your own control, then why not?
It is fine to follow current trends, but only if it is intelligent to do so.

Deploying a web application on Sun One app server 7

Hi,
I am not able to deploy a web application on sun one server using Sun java studio.
I have created Jsp, Servlet, Session bean and entity bean.
When I am creating a web_module in the directory where JSP are kept, it is giving me error "directory is already mounted.
I have already created EJB modules for both the Session and entity bean.
Can some one tell me the cause / solution of this problem.

Hi Amol,
Thank you very much for replying my question. The contents in my application.xml are:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE application PUBLIC "-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD J2EE Application 1.3//EN" "http://java.sun.com/dtd/application_1_3.dtd">
<application>
<display-name>testwsapp</display-name>
<description>J2EE Application testwsapp</description>
<module>
<web>
<web-uri>testws_War.war</web-uri>
<context-root>testws</context-root>
</web>
<alt-dd>testws_War.xml</alt-dd>
</module>
</application>
The contents in jaxrpc-ri-runtime.xml are:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<endpoints xmlns='http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jax-rpc/ri/runtime' version='1.0'>
<endpoint
name='testws'
interface='contactws.testwsGenServer.testwsRPC'
implementation='contactws.testwsGenServer.testwsRPCBean'
tie='contactws.testwsGenServer.testwsRPC_Tie'
model='null'
wsdl='/WEB-INF/testws.wsdl'
service='{urn:testws/wsdl}Testws'
port='{urn:testws/wsdl}testwsRPCPort'
urlpattern='/testws'
</endpoint></endpoints>
I tried to access and check the web service using:
http://servername:port/testws/testws
The first testws is contextroot named and the second testws is url pattern, which was exactly like what you mentioned but I got "404 Not Found" error.
By the way, using the same ear to deploy to Windows Sun ONE App. Server 7 env. and then using the same url, I can access the web service. I am wondering if there is any special for deploying Web Service on Unix Sun ONE app. Server 7 env. or I missed something?
I hope I can hear from you soon.
Thank you again,
Jackie

How to Create a jar war or ear--Probelms in deploying

I have the following dir structure. I am using Struts 1.1 and weblogic 7.0
APP
+jsp
+WEB-INF
+ ---lib
+--- classes
+----com
--ap
--action
--beans
--handler
--service
--client
--ejb
--valueobject
1> Do I need to create a ear file since i want both the ejb (under service folder) and war as reusable components. Whenever we have a EJB component do we always need to have an EAR file??
2> Whats the best way to create the jar, war or ear file. I am facing great difficulty in deploying the war.Do we need to set any classpath before we create the war and jar files except for the deployment descriptors.I have created the ejb descriptors correctly through ejbc.
3>I have kept struts.jar,log4j.jar under lib folder. However when i create the ear and try to deploy it under weblogic it deploys the war file but gives error in deploying the jar which has the ejb. I have aslo validated the jar using ejbc.
It gives error indicating that it requires struts.jar in classpath. If we give the classpath of struts.jar at system leve the Application deploys with ease..Can anyone tell whats the error.The jar does not use any strust component .
4>Also the valueobject which has some beans which are used to populate the jsp through Actionformbean. Is it ok if we give refrences in both ejb jar and war?
ie while creating jar and war folder have the valueobject in both the files or will it lead to any errors..
Thanks in Advance
....

Yes, I have tried that. But, as the server is running and the jars are in use, it throws and EditFailedException

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Deploying Java Desktop App using executable JAR files

Hi there.
Today I am very optimistic about java. I am a beginner, and I had tried (in my few free time) to understand how to deploy java desktop apps.
I am using the lattest NetBeans IDE to do the programming and it is very very fast and optimized.
Going to the point, I tried some time ago to deploy an application (made with this IDE) using JAR files, but even though the application run well on my IDE, when I packed it, it rised an error saying that
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/netbeans/lib/awtextra/AbsoluteLayout
I was using an absolute layout on my JFrame forms and this AbsoluteLayout is provided by netbeans and not by the normal SDK.
I then looked for the absolute layout class and found a jar file in the following path:
C:\netbeans\modules\ext\AbsoluteLayout.jar
So I mounted the Jar file in my File Systems and then added the contents of the file to myApp.Jar file.
I used the automated Jar Recipe Packaging feature of netbeans, that is why I needed to mount the AbsoluteLayout.jar file into my file systems.
Now it runs fine by just right clicking the MyApp.jar file from Windows Explorer.
In a next reply to this topic I will include some sample code so that anybody requiring to do such implementation can take this for help.
Regards!
JN

Well,
I will take some time here to show the basic source code and procedure to create a desktop application, pack it up in a Jar file for deployment, add other classes or jars to the deployment jar file and finally open the jar file as an executable. This applies for either windows and linux environments.
Take in count i am using Netbeans IDE 3.x (3.5)
First I open the IDE and create a new project called MyDesktopApp. This is done by going to the menu Project / Project Manager. Then click on the New button and specify the project name and click on OK.
At this point, the Filesystems tab in the project explorer is empty. So I mount a directory to store myDesktopApp in it. I selected c:\MyDesktopApp but you can select any name you want.
To mount the directory you follow these steps:
1. Right-click on File Systems
2. From the contextual menu select Mount > Local Directory
3. In the filechooser window, you just browse it and SELECT the directory to mount. Be aware that you can even create the directory on this window. Do not enter (double-click) into the directory you want to mount, just select it and click on finish...
4.Then the directory entry appears under the filesystems node of the project explorer.
Now you have to create your application. You can either create a package (special configured and tracked directory) or you can create the clases directly inside the directory. For tidy project, I will create the package.
To create the package follow these instructions:
1. Right-click on the mounted directory and from the contextual menu select New > Java Package
2. In the New Wizard - Java Package window, type the package name and click on finish. I use the "MyDesktopApp" as package name.
OK. Now the package is created under the mounted directory. Now we have to create the Main Class. In this case I will use a JFRAME as the main class but you can create any class you want.
To create the JFRAME as main class follow these steps:
1. Right click on the java package you just created and select New>JFRAME from the contextual menu. If you do not see the JFRAME option on the NEW sub menu you will have to select the All Templates option. I explain the All Templates option now on, it will be easier to use the JFRAME if available. Once you use JFRAME with the all templates then the JFRAME will show up in further NEW usage.
2. So finally we used the All Templates, and you select the Java GUI Forms > JFRAME form option and click on NEXT.
3. Give it a name. (I used MyDesktopAppFrm) and click on finish. Be aware you can set advanced options by clicking on next. But for the purposes of this topic we will use default options so click on FINISH
4. A new JFRAME form appears inside your package. Right click on the form and select Set layout > Absolute Layout.
5. Add some controls and code. I added a label and a button. And coded the ActionPerformed event of the button to say hello! on the label. this is up to you. The code just looks as follows:
private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
// Add your handling code here:
jLabel1.setText("Hello folks!");
6. Compile and execute the form.
Let's say this is our Desktop Application. Now We will pack it in a Jar in two steps...
A. Create a JAR file (Recipe)
1. Right-click on your package and select New > All Tempaltes (Long Route) You can also select New > JAR Recipe if available.
2. On the New Wizard Window, choose the JAR ARchives > JAR Recipe template and click on NEXT
3. I used MyDesktopApp as the file name and Defaults and then click on Next.
4. Specify the JAR Contents. Select the Package (not the mounted folder) from the mounted file system and click on add and then click on NEXT twice...
5. On the JAR Manifest window, click on GENERATE
6. Edit the manifest in the window to add the following code:
Main-Class: MyDesktopApp.MyDesktopAppFrm
7. Ensure the Main-Class definition is the same as your java package and JFRAME name. Click on FINISH
8. At this point we have a jar file in your project directory but this file wont run because it is missing some Netbeans clases that we will add in the next set of steps... Just to check, compile the file (right click on the JAR file and compile) and try to execute. It must compile but must not execute.(well if it executes you are done. It may execute if you did not set the lay out of the form as AbsoluteLayout)
B. Add the AbsoluteLayOut to the JAR
1. Right click on File Systems and select Mount > Archive Files
2. Look for your netbeans installation folder and select the following file:
.../netbeans/modules/ext/AbsoluteLayout.jar
3. Click on finish
4. Now the JAR File is mounted in the file systems.
5. Right-click on your MyDesktopApp.JAR file and select properties.
6. Look for the contents property click once on it and then on its elipsis button [...]
7. From the FileSystems box in the Contents window, select the AbsoluteLayOut file and click on Add
8. Then the system asks you if you are sure. Of course you are so click OK. (If not sure, just read the message text and click OK...:-))
9. Click on OK
10. Compile your JAR Recipe (right click on it and Compile)
11. Now you must be able to run the file by right clicking it and EXECUTE.
12. Also you must be able to run the file by double clicking the file from a Windows Explorer. You may receive a message asking to select the program to run the file with. You must browse and select the Javaw.exe file in the bin directory of your Java RUn Time installation. This is typically located at C:\j2sdk1.4.0_01\jre\bin or something like that. Use the File-Search feature of window to locate the JAVAW.exe file if needed.
I hope this long explanation helps somebody to deploy Java Desktop applications. Please reply the message if it helps you just to know it was useful.
Thanks for your time....
JN

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Deploying Java apps: Jars within a jar

Dear Java gurus,
Imagine I have a Java application. I wish to bundle it all within a jar file. The problem is, I also wish to add some dependencies, in the shape of a couple of other jars. This means that the user could run the app using the straight-forward "java -jar myapp.jar" command.
So, I jar it all up. This Jar contains a MANIFEST.MF that specifies the main class, and also the classpath. ("Class-Path: lib/other.jar") as the extra jars were in a dir called lib within the jar.
But, this doesn't work run as java complains about not being able to resolve classes that exist within other.jar.
I have yet to find anything on the net beyond really basic examples of using jar. Anyone had more experience with it and can share some tips?

Its a horrible thing. Basically, you can't include jars in jars. I asked this question on the Java.sun.com forums a while ago if you want to search there. Its a common question and pisses people off.
You have some other options:
1: extract all dependency jars and include the classes in a single jar file.
2: distribute multiple jars and set the Class-Path in the Manifest to point to them. Since you're pointing at lib/other.jar, you gotta use:
myjar.jar
lib/other.jar
You won't find another way around this. I recall somebody suggesting that packaging jars with jars should be available in mustang, but as of yet, it is not so.
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Dusty

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Hello all, I want to make an EAR file that contains 4 WAR files, each of those WAR files relies on the same jar library files, is there some way I can make an EAR that only has one copy of each jar file?
i put the jar files in the /library of the EAR as per the java deploytool, but that just gives class not founds
my ear structure currently is this
test.ear
======
a.war
b.war
c.war
d.war
\library\xerces.jar
\library\tools.jar
\meta-inf\manifest.mf
\meta-inf\application.xml
\meta-inf\sun-j2ee-ri.xml
i tried putting classpath: xerces.jar tools.jar
but that doesnt work, any idea on how my syntax or EAR structure is wrong?
thanks!

Hi,
Have you tried this way ?
(including the line below in the Manifest file of the your wars file)
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Deploying MBean with ear/jar/war files

Hi!
I'm working on a project where we plan to use jmx to manage our web(servlet) application.
I have created a simple test MBean, and try to create the MBean with MBeanServer.
When i try this, i got a ReflectionException(ClassNotFoundException).
I have try to deploy the MBean together with the war file(inside ear), create
a jar file and put it into myserver classpath(web console)...
Nothing works...
Audun

On 30 Aug 2001 05:17:27 -0800, Audun <[email protected]> wrote:
>
I'm working on a project where we plan to use jmx to manage our web(servlet) application.
I have created a simple test MBean, and try to create the MBean with MBeanServer.
When i try this, i got a ReflectionException(ClassNotFoundException).
I have try to deploy the MBean together with the war file(inside ear), create
a jar file and put it into myserver classpath(web console)...It seems like if you want the MBeanServer to instantiate the MBean,
then you have to put the MBean classes in the server classpath. This
is probably the best approach, if you want a centralized admin MBean
to do management from the WLS admin server across a domain.
If you want an MBean instance per managed server, then you can have
your application (during initialization) instantiate the MBean and
register it with the MBeanServer. This approach lets you package your
MBean classes with your application ear/war/jar.
You might want a combination of both approaches. An admin MBean
manages across the domain, and an MBean on each managed server listens
for attribute change notifications from the admin MBean to deal with
propagating configuration changes to the application running across
the cluster. Unfortunately, I have not found any examples or
documentation on how to get MBean invocations and notifications to
work remotely. (You know it's possible because the WLS MBeans do it!)
<hack> <hack> <hack>
Ben

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Can anyone give sample on how to develop and depoly spring framework application in J2EE 1.4 Server or Sun One App Server 8.1 .
Its very urgently needed for my project to learn and implement spring framework i would very thankful if any one can help.
Thanking You
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