[kyndalwil]

I am Eclipse 3M3 and Workbench 3.6.2 with Oracle 9iAS J2EE Container. I point the workbench configuration tool to /oc4j9.0.3/j2ee/home. When I create a enterprise application and attempt to specify Oracle 9iAS as my application server for deployment, the workbench attempts to deploy the application to D:\eclipse\oc4j903\j2ee\home\application-autodeploy\myapp. The directory \application-autodeploy does not exist under the oc4j home directory and the workbench shows a big red “O” next to the server name. I believe it should be deployed under the /applications directory within /j2ee/home. Could someone help me/or point me in tthe right direction to get this to work.

[Scott Anderson]

For autodeployment to work with Oracle, you need to modify your server.xml file to enable it as it is not the default. Place something like the following in it:

<application-server application-directory="../applications"
 application-auto-deploy-directory="../application-autodeploy"
 deployment-directory="../application-deployments"
 connector-directory="../connectors"
>

Once you create the application-autodeploy directory, hot deployment in Oracle 9iAS should be fine. Sorry for the confusion.

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

[kyndalwil]

I should have proof read that previous post but I am glad you could understand well enough to help me.

Thanks again!

[kyndalwil]

Not really sure what I am doing wrong.

[Scott Anderson]

Are you still having problems? What specifically are you seeing? One thing I forgot to mention in my previous post is that Oracle 9iAS does NOT support exploded deployment so if you’ve chosen this deployment model, it won’t work. You’ll have to specify archive deployment in order to use Oracle. But remember, once your application is running as an archive, you can update the Java code (if using JDK 1.4.1+), but to see your JSP changes you’ll have to redeploy your application.

If you have a bit of choice as to what you develop on, you might switch to JBoss to take advantage of exploded deployment.

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

[tvan]

Hi Scott,
Where the code

<application-server application-directory=”../applications”
application-auto-deploy-directory=”../application-autodeploy”
deployment-directory=”../application-deployments”
connector-directory=”../connectors”
>

should be placed in the server.xml?
I use oc4j_extended_101300 (version 10g (10.1.3)). The server does not validate the above code and I can not deploy my appli to oc4j. Why Myeclipse does not deploy appli directly to j2ee\home\applications? This will be simpler as with Tomcat or JBoss.
Anyway, please let me know it is possible and how to deploy appli to oc4j. Thanks.

Thanks.
Tvan

[Scott Anderson]

Where the code should be placed in the server.xml?

All the code is already in there at the top of the file except:
application-auto-deploy-directory=”../application-autodeploy”
Simply adding that line where shown will enable automatic deployment.

Why Myeclipse does not deploy appli directly to j2ee\home\applications?

Because that’w where deployed applications are placed. Placing an application there will not cause it to be automatically deployed. That’s what the change to server.xml does.

[tvan]

Hi,
I did exactly as you proposed for the server.xml. I deployed then my hello application and I saw hello.war in oc4j\j2ee\home\application-autodeploy\. I started the server and typed http://localhost:8888/hello. I have just got :”404 Not Found Resource /hello not found on this server”.
I think that Oracle server does not detect hello application.???
Thank you in advance for any help
Tvan

[virtualworld@163.net]

It is realy work after I follwoing your suggestion.Thanks support-scott’s help.

I use myeclipse 5.0 ,
OC4j ,10.1.3.0.0

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