OK I moved the files to WEB-INF/lib, deployed docroot, and set the DEBUG
parameter to "true". Now when I set the browser to "locolhost:8080\xxx.jsf",
it displays a blank page not matter what .jsf file it points to. I thought
that this would let me view the jsf pages. What am I missing here?
On 6/2/07, Ken Paulsen <Ken.Paulsen_at_sun.com> wrote:
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> When you built GlassFish, you have a directory:
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> .../glassfish/admin-gui/src/docroot
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> This is the "docroot" directory I am talking about. This directory is
> part of the source code of the application. You will see it doesn't have
> any jar files in ".../glasfish/admin-gui/src/docroot/WEB-INF/lib/*". You
> need to have them there if you want to deploy the "docroot" directory on
> GlassFish. If you do this, then every file in this directory is directly
> accessed when you visit: http://localhost:8080/docroot/<file> (where
> "docroot" in the url is the "contextroot" which is configured to point to
> .../glassfish/admin-gui/src/docroot).
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> Deploying this directory can be done via the admin console (
> http://localhost:4848). Goto Web Applications, and click the deploy
> button.
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> The jar files you need to copy will exist in a directory like
> .../publish/glassfish/lib/install/applications/admingui/adminGUI_war/WEB-INF/lib/*.
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> When I say "deploy your source" I mean deploy the directory containing the
> source files for this web app (in this case
> ".../glassfish/admin-gui/src/docroot").
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> Ken
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