I'm trying to use JBoss 7.1.1 instead Tomcat.
My configuration:
I did the same steps like in Tomcat, but I'm a total noob with Jboss. I think that JBoss does not search in CLASSPATH for JAI extension, and it need to include JAI like a JBoss "module", but I couldnot find any information about that.
Any ideas?
UPDATE: I have included the jar files, from the JAI installation file, in the WAR file, inside the path "/WEB-INF/lib", and now shown this in the panel:
UPDATE 2: I put the .so (from JAI packages) in "/usr/lib", no luck. My co-worker is compiling Geoserver, in Eclipse, to see if we see happening in Jboss while loading the JAI. We hope to find a solution (I will share it here).
UPDATE 3: It's a problem in Jboss configuration. We will write down the solution as soon as possible.
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My configuration:
- Ubuntu 12.04 64bit
- Oracle JDK 1.7 (env varibles are set correctly)
- JAI and JAI ImageIO installed by following help document: http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/production/java.html (this manual works with Tomcat)
- Geoserver 2.3.0 (war file)
- Jboss 7.1.1 (out-the-box)
I did the same steps like in Tomcat, but I'm a total noob with Jboss. I think that JBoss does not search in CLASSPATH for JAI extension, and it need to include JAI like a JBoss "module", but I couldnot find any information about that.
Any ideas?
UPDATE: I have included the jar files, from the JAI installation file, in the WAR file, inside the path "/WEB-INF/lib", and now shown this in the panel:
UPDATE 2: I put the .so (from JAI packages) in "/usr/lib", no luck. My co-worker is compiling Geoserver, in Eclipse, to see if we see happening in Jboss while loading the JAI. We hope to find a solution (I will share it here).
UPDATE 3: It's a problem in Jboss configuration. We will write down the solution as soon as possible.
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