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| "entry point does not exist" after adding plugins? [message #116228] |
Fri, 19 December 2008 09:06  |
 Kristian Rink
Messages: 64
Registered: July 2009 |
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Folks;
not sure what exactly is my problem here; I followed [1] to pack up a basic
RAP application into a .war file and deploy this to our GFv3prelude
application server which works pretty fine after coming across some basic
issues. Getting more curageous however, I tried to build a RAP application
being a SOAP client to some backend system. So, basically, all I did was
- looking up the required bundles (axis, javax.xml and friends) in the stock
eclipse plugins/ folder and copying them over to my RAP target platform,
- reloading the target platform and making these plugins known to the IDE,
- building a web service client and implementation, running it locally using
jetty in the IDE,
- followed [1], added the required features, built and deployed my .war file
to just end up with
"java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: An entry point named 'default' does not
exist."
Well. Running the same application inside jetty in the IDE works flawlessly.
As far as I could tell, all the required packages and configuration files
are contained in the .war file, and, worse, I don't see no log output
whatsoever on the server machine. Seems the OSGi Console is unusable on the
server (Solaris) as well as, though it does dump an "osgi>" prompt to the
log file, I can't (obviously...) do any input to there which comes as no
surprise somehow. So to ask:
- Is there a sane way how to figure out whether packages are missing in a
configuration according to [1]?
- Can I make my application logging output, being deployed to a server, a
little more verbose?
- Any quick guesses where to look in this case? Is this a "common mistake"?
Thanks in advance and all the best,
Kristian
[1] http://rapblog.innoopract.com/2007/12/rap-deployment-part-2- deploying-your.html
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| Re: "entry point does not exist" after adding plugins? [message #116304 is a reply to message #116228] |
Fri, 19 December 2008 10:55  |
Rüdiger Herrmann
Messages: 581
Registered: July 2009 |
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Kristian,
first thing to do would be consult the OSGi log and the console. If
you cannot gain access to this in your current environment, try
something simpler, e.g. a tomcat running locally.
HTH
Rüdiger
Kristian Rink wrote:
> Folks;
>
> not sure what exactly is my problem here; I followed [1] to pack up a basic
> RAP application into a .war file and deploy this to our GFv3prelude
> application server which works pretty fine after coming across some basic
> issues. Getting more curageous however, I tried to build a RAP application
> being a SOAP client to some backend system. So, basically, all I did was
>
> - looking up the required bundles (axis, javax.xml and friends) in the stock
> eclipse plugins/ folder and copying them over to my RAP target platform,
>
> - reloading the target platform and making these plugins known to the IDE,
>
> - building a web service client and implementation, running it locally using
> jetty in the IDE,
>
> - followed [1], added the required features, built and deployed my .war file
> to just end up with
>
>
> "java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: An entry point named 'default' does not
> exist."
>
>
> Well. Running the same application inside jetty in the IDE works flawlessly.
> As far as I could tell, all the required packages and configuration files
> are contained in the .war file, and, worse, I don't see no log output
> whatsoever on the server machine. Seems the OSGi Console is unusable on the
> server (Solaris) as well as, though it does dump an "osgi>" prompt to the
> log file, I can't (obviously...) do any input to there which comes as no
> surprise somehow. So to ask:
>
> - Is there a sane way how to figure out whether packages are missing in a
> configuration according to [1]?
>
> - Can I make my application logging output, being deployed to a server, a
> little more verbose?
>
> - Any quick guesses where to look in this case? Is this a "common mistake"?
>
> Thanks in advance and all the best,
> Kristian
>
>
> [1] http://rapblog.innoopract.com/2007/12/rap-deployment-part-2- deploying-your.html
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