Hi,
In your previous exception trace, one of the exception was:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: java.io.FileNotFoundException:
C:\Program Files\EMP\Http\domains\domain1\config\keystore.jks (The
system
cannot find the file specified)
This could happen *only* if you point embedded glassfish to an invalid
domain directory. So, instead of pointing to an invalid domain
directory, I suggested the use of
glassfishProperties.setProperty("glassfish.embedded.tmpdir", "C:\Program
Files\...your location..");. I think should consider using this anyway.
On the deployment front, I digged the issue tracker and it looks like
you may be hitting this bug :
http://java.net/jira/browse/GLASSFISH-16333 (Please vote for it and keep
a watch on it).
Thanks,
Bhavani
On 10/17/2011 11:22 PM, forums_at_java.net wrote:
> Actually, I am running 3.1.1, I just didn't type the last .1 This GF
> 3.1.1
> embedded is replacing a Tomcat 6 embedded instance. Our application is a
> long-running (months) server application and just like our previous
> embedded
> Tomcat, I didn't want to re-create the application server each time it
> started. I just wanted to be able to start-stop. Other than this
> problem with
> the space in the path name causing GF to fail deployment, it seems to
> initialize fine. I had created a domains/domain1 directory and the
> domain1
> directory contains a config directory. That seems to be all it needs,
> as it
> creates its other files itself on 1st startup. But this inability of
> GF to
> utilize a Windows directory with a space in it has stopped us dead in the
> water.
>
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