Hi Rageice,
Eclipse does now support creating the sun-resources.xml file and upon
the first deployment (from eclipse) with that file being there, it uses
as input to the add-resources command. NetBeans is a bit more
sophisticated in that it manages evolution of resources in that file and
creates/modifies/deletes resources in that file. Deploying without
eclipse or NB, that file is not used at all, as I understand it.
Are you deploying from within eclipse? Please provide more detail and
we can try to help pinpoint the problem. Another alternative is for you
to issue the add-resources command yourself with the sun-resources file
as input.
Thanks,
Rochelle
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> up,
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> really no ideas about my last problem?
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> It is not the first time I have this problem, the most strange is that the glassfish plugin for eclipse allows us to create a new ressource, named sun-ressources.xml, so I don't understand why it is not ok (and the same sun-ressources.xml is used on netbeans, without problem)
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> Thanks in advance.
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