Please be more descriptinve with your exact problem, it is difficult to help you without going and trying to install JBoss myself.
As a starter, make sure that you have the wrapper.java.classpath.x properties set so that the same classpath is build as is created by the normat JBoss startup scripts. You can verify this by turning on DEBUG level output to the console in wrapper.conf. This will cause the command used to launch the JVM to be displayed. You will need to compare it carefully with the command used to launch JBoss using the original script. They should look the same.
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Has anyone tried this on JBoss. So far I have not have any success yet.
I am getting some classloader issues.
Please be more descriptinve with your exact problem, it is difficult to help you without going and trying to install JBoss myself.
As a starter, make sure that you have the wrapper.java.classpath.x properties set so that the same classpath is build as is created by the normat JBoss startup scripts. You can verify this by turning on DEBUG level output to the console in wrapper.conf. This will cause the command used to launch the JVM to be displayed. You will need to compare it carefully with the command used to launch JBoss using the original script. They should look the same.
Yes!!!
It works now!
I include all jboss library using wrapper.java.classpath.5=../jboss/lib/ext/*.*
Tnx
AntS
... I meant I included this line that caused problem so without the line it worked.
wrapper.java.classpath.5=../jboss/lib/ext/*.*