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glassfish 3.1 and netbeans big bug
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Lucas Smith
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Joined: Apr 20, 2009
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Hi,
I have the following problem.
I create a server in NetBeans 7.0.1 - Glassfish. Everything is fine and I can start and stop the server. When I deploy the application it runs fine but I can not restart the server. Every time I do that I have to create a new domain via asadmin.bat and then remove Glassfish from Netbeans and create the new one.
Can onyone help? It is a BIG bug.
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Lucas Smith
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Joined: Apr 20, 2009
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That has already been reported elsewhere:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7363190/glassfish-not-starting-domain-with-netbeans
The solution is not to use non-english chars in the path where you hold your netbeans projects. Unfortunately there is a polish sign in my name (the windows account's name has that polish letter as well) and because of that the path to netbeans project (which was deployed in the glassfish - the path was added to domain.xml) contained that polish character. But netbeans uses ANSI character encoding and Glassfich - UTF-8. So Glassfish saw a bunch of crap in the place of that polish letter and was unable to parse domain.xml.
Once again:
The solution is not to use non-english chars in the path where you hold your netbeans projects
I hope that will save the day of the others. (My day was lost )
Cheers!
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Lucas Smith
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What is more, I want to say that there is a problem with embeddable container instantiation on Windows 7. It is all about UTF-8 coding. I had to use Windows XP to make it works properly.
Does anyone have a similar problem?
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