Craig McClanahan wrote the following on 8/25/2005 1:00 PM:
ContextLoaderListener is a Spring thing ... if you're going to take advantage of the ability to use the managed beans facility to create spring beans transparently, then you need the servlet context listener registered in web.xml (see the use cases version), plus all the Spring jars. If you're not using that facility, you shouldn't need those things (if you do, that's a bug -- the spring layer is supposed to be optional).
Thanks Craig. That was the problem. (Although I'm having another issue now, but I'll address that on MyFaces since I don't believe it's shale related. (Saw your post there as well).
Side note, it might be nice if, for the separate Shale components, on the shale home page, you list which jars are required. I guess it's pretty obvious which ones you need (or in my case 'shouldn't' include, but when starting out you aren't absolutely sure so you often 'over jar' - in this case it burned me. I figured I didn't need the Spring ones (or the clay one(s?)) but wasn't positive. (Actually I tried at first removing the Spring jars but still ran into error but now I'm realizing it was a different error and just assumed it was because I had removed the Spring jars so I put them back... but that error isn't related to teh Spring jars. Oh the joys of debugging configuartion issues:)
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