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[Ejtools-developers] [ ejtools-Feature Requests-738674 ] jndi browser documentation

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Feature Requests item #738674, was opened at 2003-05-16 00:33
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Category: Functionnality
Group: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: jndi browser documentation

Initial Comment:
I tried to use the jndi browser, but the instructions were 
too terse for me. I downloaded the war file but wasn't 
sure where it need to go since its extension 
was .war.zip. when I got it in my deploy directory I got 
all kinds of errors on the console because I don't think 
I had all the services/jars/etc I needed in my server. 

It wasn't even clear how to launch the thing, but I 
found some URLS on screen shots (my port is 1099, 
not 8080).

Sounds like a great tool, I never got it to work. any 
better guidance

sta...@co...

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[Ejtools-developers] [ ejtools-Feature Requests-738674 ] jndi browser documentation

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Feature Requests item #738674, was opened at 2003-05-16 09:33
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Category: Functionnality
Group: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
>Assigned to: Laurent Etiemble (letiemble)
Summary: jndi browser documentation

Initial Comment:
I tried to use the jndi browser, but the instructions were 
too terse for me. I downloaded the war file but wasn't 
sure where it need to go since its extension 
was .war.zip. when I got it in my deploy directory I got 
all kinds of errors on the console because I don't think 
I had all the services/jars/etc I needed in my server. 

It wasn't even clear how to launch the thing, but I 
found some URLS on screen shots (my port is 1099, 
not 8080).

Sounds like a great tool, I never got it to work. any 
better guidance

sta...@co...

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[Ejtools-developers] [ ejtools-Feature Requests-738674 ] jndi browser documentation

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Feature Requests item #738674, was opened at 2003-05-16 09:33
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Category: Functionnality
Group: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Laurent Etiemble (letiemble)
Summary: jndi browser documentation

Initial Comment:
I tried to use the jndi browser, but the instructions were 
too terse for me. I downloaded the war file but wasn't 
sure where it need to go since its extension 
was .war.zip. when I got it in my deploy directory I got 
all kinds of errors on the console because I don't think 
I had all the services/jars/etc I needed in my server. 

It wasn't even clear how to launch the thing, but I 
found some URLS on screen shots (my port is 1099, 
not 8080).

Sounds like a great tool, I never got it to work. any 
better guidance

sta...@co...

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>Comment By: Laurent Etiemble (letiemble)
Date: 2003-06-01 14:52

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Hi,

The .war.zip extension is a bug on a small number of 
browser. The real extension is .war.

If you put the file with the .war extension, it should deploy 
without any problems. If not, please fill a bug report and 
attach the log files of your server.

The JNDI Browser is a Web Application, which means that it 
is deployed and accessed at the port 8080 (in case of a 
default install). And then, this application connect to your 
JNDI server on port 1099.

I like to hear some feed back to improve the howto or the 
FAQ. Thanks for yout interest.

Laurent.

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[Ejtools-developers] [ ejtools-Feature Requests-738674 ] jndi browser documentation

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Feature Requests item #738674, was opened at 2003-05-16 09:33
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Category: Functionnality
Group: None
>Status: Pending
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Laurent Etiemble (letiemble)
Summary: jndi browser documentation

Initial Comment:
I tried to use the jndi browser, but the instructions were 
too terse for me. I downloaded the war file but wasn't 
sure where it need to go since its extension 
was .war.zip. when I got it in my deploy directory I got 
all kinds of errors on the console because I don't think 
I had all the services/jars/etc I needed in my server. 

It wasn't even clear how to launch the thing, but I 
found some URLS on screen shots (my port is 1099, 
not 8080).

Sounds like a great tool, I never got it to work. any 
better guidance

sta...@co...

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Comment By: Laurent Etiemble (letiemble)
Date: 2003-06-01 14:52

Message:
Logged In: YES 
user_id=437455

Hi,

The .war.zip extension is a bug on a small number of 
browser. The real extension is .war.

If you put the file with the .war extension, it should deploy 
without any problems. If not, please fill a bug report and 
attach the log files of your server.

The JNDI Browser is a Web Application, which means that it 
is deployed and accessed at the port 8080 (in case of a 
default install). And then, this application connect to your 
JNDI server on port 1099.

I like to hear some feed back to improve the howto or the 
FAQ. Thanks for yout interest.

Laurent.

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https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=455075&aid=738674&group_id=49088