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Posted to dev@geronimo.apache.org by Jacek Laskowski <jl...@apache.org> on 2005/11/16 00:15:11 UTC

Java Adventure Builder Reference 1.0.1 webapp deployed

Hi,

Just a quick update on the work around the Java Adventure Builder 
Reference 1.0.1 application.

I've just committed the first configuration files of the application. 
Although I don't think the web services references configuration is in a 
final shape, it turned out to be quite enough to have it deployed and 
run in Geronimo. It's now possible to deploy the web application 
(consumerwebsite.ear) and access its welcome page. Not much yet, but a 
good starting point. You can now run it using maven in the 
sandbox/adventurebuilder directory.

Jacek

Re: Java Adventure Builder Reference 1.0.1 webapp deployed

Posted by Jacek Laskowski <jl...@apache.org>.
Preben Thorø wrote:

> Meanwhile, I hope our AB porting to the Trifork server can give you a 
> few hints about where to go.
> I have attached our deployment plans (ie. server specific deployment 
> desc.) to this mail

I couldn't expect a better response! Thanks for the deployment descriptors.

> /Preben

Jacek

Re: Java Adventure Builder Reference 1.0.1 webapp deployed

Posted by Preben Thorø <pt...@trifork.com>.
Hi

I vaguely recall a similar problem trying to port AB to JBoss - I will 
try to dig into it.
Meanwhile, I hope our AB porting to the Trifork server can give you a 
few hints about where to go.
I have attached our deployment plans (ie. server specific deployment 
desc.) to this mail - they depend on a number of resources 
(jdbc/adventure/AdventureDB, jms/activity/QueueConnectionFactory, 
jms/lodging/QueueConnectionFactory, jms/airline/QueueConnectionFactory,  
jms/opc/QueueConnectionFactory, jms/activity/ActivityQueue, 
jms/lodging/LodgingQueue, jms/airline/AirlineQueue, 
jms/opc/WorkFlowMgrQueue,  jms/opc/CRMQueue, 
jms/opc/WebServiceBrokerQueue, jms/opc/OrderFillerQueue, 
mail/opc/MailSession, principal: guest/guest, principal: j2ee/j2ee)

/Preben

Jacek Laskowski wrote:

> Arun Venugopal wrote:
>
>> Hi Jacek,
>>
>> We tried to see if we can get Adventure builder to work on geronimo. 
>> We managed to get all the modules (ears) deployed. Currently we are 
>> dealing with an Axis fault (seems to be some sort of a url not found 
>> issue, we are yet to dig deep into it). We had an issue with "unknown 
>> primary key". We had to add a new primary key field (changed the EJB 
>> source to add getters and setters) and a key generator for solving 
>> it. Hopefully once we have resolved the axis fault we will have a 
>> fully working adventure builder.
>
>
> Hi Arun,
>
> Whow! That's excellent. Would you be able to share the plans so that I 
> won't waste my time (and those who await the app fully running) 
> figuring them out again? These mentioned issues seem very similar to 
> what were showing up during the Pet Store deployment endeavour and 
> hopefully two of us could achieve more working together than 
> separately(there're tons of issues to work out and personally I wish I 
> could finally take a look at the console).
>
> You could be able to see what's already available in the repository. 
> Just check out sandbox/adventurebuilder if you don't need the rest.
>
>> Arun
>
>
> Jacek


Re: Java Adventure Builder Reference 1.0.1 webapp deployed

Posted by Jacek Laskowski <jl...@apache.org>.
Arun Venugopal wrote:
> Hi Jacek,
> 
> We tried to see if we can get Adventure builder to work on geronimo. We 
> managed to get all the modules (ears) deployed. Currently we are dealing 
> with an Axis fault (seems to be some sort of a url not found issue, we 
> are yet to dig deep into it). We had an issue with "unknown primary 
> key". We had to add a new primary key field (changed the EJB source to 
> add getters and setters) and a key generator for solving it. Hopefully 
> once we have resolved the axis fault we will have a fully working 
> adventure builder.

Hi Arun,

Whow! That's excellent. Would you be able to share the plans so that I 
won't waste my time (and those who await the app fully running) figuring 
them out again? These mentioned issues seem very similar to what were 
showing up during the Pet Store deployment endeavour and hopefully two 
of us could achieve more working together than separately(there're tons 
of issues to work out and personally I wish I could finally take a look 
at the console).

You could be able to see what's already available in the repository. 
Just check out sandbox/adventurebuilder if you don't need the rest.

> Arun

Jacek

Re: Java Adventure Builder Reference 1.0.1 webapp deployed

Posted by Arun Venugopal <Ar...@cognizant.com>.
Hi Jacek,

We tried to see if we can get Adventure builder to work on geronimo. We
managed to get all the modules (ears) deployed. Currently we are dealing
with an Axis fault (seems to be some sort of a url not found issue, we
are yet to dig deep into it). We had an issue with "unknown primary
key". We had to add a new primary key field (changed the EJB source to
add getters and setters) and a key generator for solving it. Hopefully
once we have resolved the axis fault we will have a fully working
adventure builder.

Thanks and regards
Arun

On Wed, 2005-11-16 at 00:15 +0100, Jacek Laskowski wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Just a quick update on the work around the Java Adventure Builder 
> Reference 1.0.1 application.
> 
> I've just committed the first configuration files of the application. 
> Although I don't think the web services references configuration is in a 
> final shape, it turned out to be quite enough to have it deployed and 
> run in Geronimo. It's now possible to deploy the web application 
> (consumerwebsite.ear) and access its welcome page. Not much yet, but a 
> good starting point. You can now run it using maven in the 
> sandbox/adventurebuilder directory.
> 
> Jacek


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Re: Java Adventure Builder Reference 1.0.1 webapp deployed

Posted by David Blevins <da...@visi.com>.
On Nov 15, 2005, at 3:15 PM, Jacek Laskowski wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Just a quick update on the work around the Java Adventure Builder  
> Reference 1.0.1 application.
>
> I've just committed the first configuration files of the  
> application. Although I don't think the web services references  
> configuration is in a final shape, it turned out to be quite enough  
> to have it deployed and run in Geronimo. It's now possible to  
> deploy the web application (consumerwebsite.ear) and access its  
> welcome page. Not much yet, but a good starting point. You can now  
> run it using maven in the sandbox/adventurebuilder directory.
>

Sounds like it should be a great example app.

Very nice.

-David