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[JBoss 6.0 M1] Cannot load servlet class: AppServlet

 
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Hi,
I have been using JBoss 6.0 M1 for a week now. Everything works fine except that i always get a warning about some
exception regarding a class AppServlet not found. I do not have any AppServlet class in my application. Here is the log :



what is causing that warning ? How can I turn it off ?

Thanks for helping.
 
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17:45:36,398 WARN [ASHelper] Cannot load servlet class: com.eni.dvtejb.web.AppServlet



Are you sure none of your other classes have reference to this class? Either through annotations or maybe some xml file?
 
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oops,
you're right. I still had a reference in web.xml.

Thanks very much again, this one was easy
 
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