Hi mvatkina
Yes, I wrote a client, made a jar of it and then deployed it and then
autodeployed it at times.
The appclient (ACC) shipped with Glassfish 3.1 needed the gf-client.jar in
${GLASSFISH_HOME}/lib folder otherwise it was giving a
javax.naming.NoInitialContextException so I copied the gf-lient.jar from
${GLASSFISH_HOME}/modules to ${GLASSFISH_HOME)/lib folder.
It got my myAppClient successfully deployed and working. But when I started
working on the same application again next day, I couldn't find [jpa] engine
listed with [web, ejb] and my application was not able to access database.
Why would it happen?
Thanks.
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