I have a Debian 5 server where I run 2 sites on Apache Tomcat 6.0.33
and have installed MySQL 5.1.58. I use 2 different IPs for virtual
hosting. I have developed a simple Spring MVC 3 application with
Hibernate 3 for one of these sites and on my OS X developer machine I
have testdeployed a packaged war file successfully on a default Tomcat
6.0.33 and MySQL 5.1.39. Integration tests work fine as do using the
site this way.
I edited hosts with my domain name pointing to my developer machine in
order to mimic my server.
I used maven to build a new war file with database.properties adjusted
for the server environment, which I had to do with tests suppressed as
I can't connect directly over the net because of firewall settings (so
integration tests failed unsurprisingly with those).
However, while the deploy to my real server works fine and response is
as expected for non-DB requests, I get a "Could not open JPA
EntityManager for transaction" error at the point of persistence —
full error stack at http://pastebin.com/quHZisMM";] — indicating that
my application can't connect to my DB.
I can connect via SSH to my server with the same connection data
(user, password), so clearly my db is running and is connectable and I
can create and delete rows no problem.
I'm at a loss currently on how to diagnose this further. Any ideas?
/MiB
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