akochnev wrote: > > Shymon, > I'm not sure what the solution to your problem is going to be. The > reason > why things worked in the original setup is that when you specify > archiveClasses to false, when the app is deployed in Glassfish, it's > deployed as an exploded war; thus, when you update the class files, T5 is > able to automatically reload them. > > Now, when you add your library in a module, it doesn't make much sense > to > have it not be in a jar (hence, there is no "archiveClasses" option for > that). T5 doesn't does not do live reloading of the contents of the jar > file, and because java caches the index of the jar file, when you > redeploy, > you get the exception. >
Thanks for explanation. akochnev wrote: > > Do you really have to restart tomcat or can you get away w/ just > redeploying the app to Tomcat ? > I use netbeans and for maven projects I don't have Deploy/Redeploy option. I only have Run option which, as I suppose, does deployment. So repeating Run option doesn't change anything - every attempt throws exception. Even Clean and Build option doesn't help, only Tomcat restart does. akochnev wrote: > > Maybe one of the more experienced folks on the list can chime in on how > best to handle the development workflow with a module that's still under > development. > Would be nice. For now I moved all components to main app ...components package :( But it is not what I want. So I consider to abandon maven. I will have some extra config work in the begining, but at least there are no issues with jar dependencies. But if somebody could help... :) Shymon -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Tapestry-5.0.15%2C-NetBeans-6.1-and-Hibernate-ClassNotFound-exception-tp19757952p20197738.html Sent from the Tapestry - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
