Jboss eclipse indigo 7 upgrade#

Since SEAM 3 does not work we have no choice but to go back to SEAM 2. While according to compatibility it is supposed to work with JBoss 6 ( ), I again haven’t been able to get even the most simple example working. I was never able to even get “Hello World” working with SEAM 3, which is to be expected since it is “not done” ( ). SEAM 3 has apparently changed everything, and is not backward compatible with a SEAM 2 configuration. Thus far we have JBoss 6.1.0, RichFaces 4.0.0, and JSF 2.0.

Jboss eclipse indigo 7 upgrade#

So looks like you have to upgrade to SEAM 3 RichFaces supports the following JSF implementations and frameworks: Yes, it works but with JBoss 6.1.0 and JSF 2.0. The question is now what versions of these will work? What about RichFaces 4? JBoss 6 supports Java 6, SEAM, RichFaces, JSF, EJB 3.0, and remote EJB’s. Remote EJB invocations isn't currently available in AS 7.0. The configuration is so different that it in no way resembles any previous version, and it does not support Remote EJB’s. : setProperty must be overridden by all subclasses of SOAPMessage What about JBoss 7.0? This means in order to run with Java 6 we have to upgrade JBoss. JBoss 4.2.2 Web Services do not work with Java 1.6. Why didn’t it just work out of the box with Java 6? The intention of this writing is for both a historical purpose, and to help others avoid the pitfalls of performing such an upgrade on a sufficiently large enterprise application. The following is a log of this endeavor with all of the errors I encountered and how they were resolved.

The end result was the following:ĭue to the size and scope of the enterprise application itself in combination with the incompatibilities between system components, the entire effort ended up taking me a long time. Its starting system specifications were the following:įor reasons that will be explained in detail, it was not possible to upgrade each of the system parts to their various current versions. The information presented here comes from an effort to upgrade a Java enterprise application to the most current versions of all of its parts primarily to get onto Java 6.