Inside WEB -INF

We are developing the current version for better.
These are what we have done....
1)Check out the latest code from subversion.
2) Now, using Jdeveloper, open up an existing application
3) point it to the *.jws JavaWebStart file that should pull in all the application data need to compile and deploy the code.
4) add password weblogic1 and listen address (RUN> Start Server Instance)
5) View Content,Web Content, WEB -INF
What is next step?

How about a look into the doc?
1) http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=fmw121200&id=ADFFD21876
2) http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=fmw121200&id=ADFFD22049
3) http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=fmw121200&id=ADFFD1815
Timo

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hi everyone,
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thanks in advance

hi everyone,
i have a question. i have jsp pages inside web-inf folder and i have welcome page of project(outside web-inf) in pages from where i want to give link to jsp page inside web-inf folder. this project is absed on spring framework. how can i do this?
thanks in advance

Putting javascript inside WEB-INF

I could not call a javascript function test() from JSP. my function is defined in .js file places inside WEB-INF/javascript/script.js
and my JSP is inside WEB-INF/jsp/report.jsp. Its says object expected. I have tried all ways but could not access that function from JSP. Both javascript and jsp are inside WEB-INF folder. This is required.
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<script type="text/javascript" src="../javascript/tabpane.js"></script>
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<body><h1>Report types</h1>
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I could not call a javascript function test() from
JSP. my function is defined in .js file places inside
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and my JSP is inside WEB-INF/jsp/report.jsp. Its says
object expected. I have tried all ways but could not
access that function from JSP. Both javascript and
jsp are inside WEB-INF folder. This is required.
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How about a look into the doc?
1) http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=fmw121200&id=ADFFD21876
2) http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=fmw121200&id=ADFFD22049
3) http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=fmw121200&id=ADFFD1815
Timo

Crystal Report Images Not Showing - JSP inside /WEB-INF folder

Hi Experts,
I am using Crystal report for Eclipse and also using Struts2 and tiles framework combination.
The problem is when viewing the report all I've got is red X on all images and the graph image also not showing. This is when I use tiles and my jsp is inside the web-inf folder.
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This might be a common problem and that you can share to me your solution.
Note: I removed the script tags because I can't submit this entry.
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JSF forms inside WEB-INF

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I have added a new forwards entry to struts-config.xml that points to a jsp page containing jsf tags. e.g. myjsfform.do forwards to /WEB-INF/pages/content/myjsfform.jsp. When myjsfform.do is accessed the jsf page is correctly rendered. However, when I try to submit the form I get error 404 "The requested resource (myapp/WEB-INF/pages/content/myjsfform.faces) is not available".
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regards
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When is it mandatory to create a taskflow under WEB-INF folder?

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Today, I accidentally created a taskflow with a folder structure which is not under WEB-INF. To my surprise it is working. :)
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Placing the taskflow in a) inside WEB-INF or b) outside WEB-INF folder will work as expected.
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Can we downlod jar from WEB-INF/lib using webstart?

Hi,
Can we down jars which are in WEB-INF/lib directory
using jnlp (webstart)?

I got the basic concept of webstart.
I can download jar only if publicly accessible (It
should form a valid URL).Note an important distincion here..
1) It is possible to form valid URL's that
point to WEB-INF/lib.
2) The server should not allow access, to
that URL (any URL pointing inside WEB-INF/lib)
and should return instead the HTTP code that says
'not allowed/barred/forbidden'
There is a big difference between a[b] valid URL,
and a valid URL pointing to a forbidden resource.
But yes, you seem to understand correctly,
that the jar's for web-start cannot be loaded
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Appc does not compile JSPs under WEB-INF

Hi,
          We are using WLS 8.1 and I noticed that appc does not compile jsps that are
          under WEB-INF. Is this expected? If the jsps are outside of WEB-INF then
          appc works fine...
          Thanks!
          John


Although the client is not allowed to directly access jsps under WEB-INF, it
          is perfectly acceptable (and often recommended) to use a front controller to
          forward to jsps. Often these jsps are "hidden" in the WEB-INF directory so
          that they can't be accessed directly by the client. This pattern works fine
          under 8.1 except that appc won't precompile the jsps under WEB-INF (the
          container does compile the jsps when they are called). I believe this is a
          bug... If jsps are allowed in WEB-INF then appc should compile them...
          John
          "Stjepan Brbot" <stjepan.brbot@@zg.hinet.hr> wrote in message
          news:[email protected]...
          > Yes, this is expected! Web container, or better to say it's web component,
          > does not serve content of WEB-INF directory directly mening you cannot
          > access jsp inside WEB-INF like
          http://host:port/WebApp/WEB-INF/something.jsp
          > hence there's no need for compiling JSP's in it! The content of WEB-INF
          > directory can be accessed only via internal links so it is mostly used for
          > referencing taglibs. JSPs, HTMLs, images and all other file type that has
          to
          > be accessible directly by client web-server (not container internally)
          > should be in application directory or one of it's subdirectories.
          >
          > "John Hampton" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          > news:[email protected]...
          > > Hi,
          > >
          > > We are using WLS 8.1 and I noticed that appc does not compile jsps that
          > are
          > > under WEB-INF. Is this expected? If the jsps are outside of WEB-INF
          then
          > > appc works fine...
          > >
          > > Thanks!
          > > John
          > >
          > >
          >

Locale on facesconfig pointing to web-inf

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I have a resource bundle (localization) on my application defined on faces config like this:
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<message-bundle>com.commons.locales.locale</message-bundle>
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thanks in advance.

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Unable to load classes from jar files inside APP-INF/lib in EAR.

Weblogic version: 10.3.3
Platform: Linux x86-64 bit
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for some reason, it is always giving ClassNotFoundException for the classes inside the jars. This does not happen
in 10.3.2 version of weblogic.
We tried to add them to domain/lib directory (instead of APP-INF/lib) but still it is not able to resolve the classes.
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try using prefer-web-inf-classes in the weblogic.xml file in your WAR file
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Bug using WEB-INF/lib Jar archives

Hi, I am running iPlanet 6.0Sp3 on Windows 2000. I deployed our Web
application in the form of a War file and it is now under the APPS/modules
directory as the following directory: APPS/modules/ourapp.
When I start the iPlanet Application Server, it fails to find any of the
classes in the Jar files in APPS/modules/ourapp/WEB-INF/lib/. Is this a bug?
One workaround is to unjar all of these files, but this is counter to the
J2EE spec. Another workaround is to modify the classpath in the iPlanet
registry, but this would expose the classes to other Web applications
running in the same server.
Thanks for any help. Martin

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I think you are packinh up the jar file inside the war module, as far as i know
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So try making the war module with class files only(static content can also be
added) with appropriate deployment descriptor.
I will mail you separately the procedure for creating a war file from deployment
tool gui.
Please mail me back if you have any other problems.
Sanjeev.
Developer Support Group iAS.
Martin Gilchrist wrote:
Hi, I am running iPlanet 6.0Sp3 on Windows 2000. I deployed our Web
application in the form of a War file and it is now under the APPS/modules
directory as the following directory: APPS/modules/ourapp.
When I start the iPlanet Application Server, it fails to find any of the
classes in the Jar files in APPS/modules/ourapp/WEB-INF/lib/. Is this a bug?
One workaround is to unjar all of these files, but this is counter to the
J2EE spec. Another workaround is to modify the classpath in the iPlanet
registry, but this would expose the classes to other Web applications
running in the same server.
Thanks for any help. Martin

WLS 8.1 SP4 and web-inf/lib ClassNotFoundExceptions

Hi
Is anyone else having problems with this issue ?
I saw it was resolved (CR161884 & CR173695) in the 8.1 SP3 release, but I'm unable to deploy a web app (either through the console or in the applications directory of the domain) in SP4 as the classloader can't see my JAR file in WEB-INF/lib.
<30-Dec-2004 15:51:47 o'clock GMT> <Error> <Deployer> <BEA-149201> <Failed to co
mplete the deployment task with ID 7 for the application appsdirdp-application
-1.0-SNAPSHOT_war.
weblogic.management.DeploymentException:
Exception:weblogic.management.ApplicationException: start() failed.
Module: dp-application-1.0-SNAPSHOT Error: weblogic.management.Deplo
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I've tried deploying the app both with and without a weblogic.xml file declaring prefer-web-inf-classes set to true.
Rgs
Erik

Just as a check, I moved the JAR files to a common lib directory on the server and added them to the system classpath specified in startWeblogic.cmd, and the application starts fine.
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