It is definitely not needed for tapestry! As I said, just remove
tapestry-hibernate from your class path.
Uli
muinjava schrieb:
thanks all for your answers, I solved this problem by adding hibernate3.jar
into my classpath. so it seems hibernate is a must-have one no matter you
like it or not
thanks all for your answers, I solved this problem by adding hibernate3.jar
into my classpath. so it seems hibernate is a must-have one no matter you
like it or not. happy day!
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Remove tapestry-hibernate from your classpath
Uli
muinjava schrieb:
simple question:
I made a simple tapestry web app and set all standard tapestry5.0.15 library
jars on clasapath, and started tomcat, got following error:
Exception starting filter app
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/hiber
Did you include the tapestry hibernate library? It will be trying to
load hibernate related stuff if it's included in the classpath,
regardless of whether you use hibernate in your own code.
muinjava wrote:
> simple question:
> I made a simple tapestry web app and set all standard tapestry5.0.15
simple question:
I made a simple tapestry web app and set all standard tapestry5.0.15 library
jars on clasapath, and started tomcat, got following error:
Exception starting filter app
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/hibernate/Session
at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredMethods0(Native Meth
