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Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200802120006) Java: 1.6.0_03; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.6.0_03-b05 System: Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86; MS932; ja_JP Steps: 1. Add and Start WebSphere 6.1 2. Create Enterprise Application using IBM WS 6.1 in its wizrd 3. Deploy the app There is deployment error. The same result without mbyte in names (both ja and eng locales). I'm running in the Japan locale, using a pseudo localized Netbeans.
Created attachment 56691 [details] log
IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.1.0.02008.02.12
To properly evaluate I will need server log. ADMA5014E Most likely missing ejb bean in the ear project - thus invalid ejb module.
Created attachment 56694 [details] activity.log
Created attachment 56695 [details] ffdc log
Created attachment 56696 [details] system Err log
Created attachment 56697 [details] native sderr
According to ffdc log the root cause is invalid ejb project (without any ejb bean).
Tried to do the following: 1. Create EJB Module with Session bean (server: Web Sphere) 2. Created EntApp (server: Web Sphere) 3. Added the module to the app 4. Invoke Run from the pop-up There was an exception in output window. With GFv2 in steps 1 and 2 the App was deployed ok.
Created attachment 56819 [details] output window
Created attachment 56820 [details] ffdc
Created attachment 56821 [details] server exception log
Created attachment 56822 [details] system Err log
Do you have websphere domain security enabled for your profile?
Can you deploy the ejb jar through admin console?
I opened admin console. Then tried to deploy EJB jar located in the EJB Module\dist. I got the following message: The EAR file might be corrupt or incomplete.
Created attachment 56824 [details] ejb jar
Created attachment 56826 [details] err message in admin console
Most likely caused by switching project created as ee5 to websphere. This is not allowed (websphere does not support ee5). So it was a bug and it was fixed in changeset 42a9beb98875. So if the reporter will confirm this, I'll close the issue.
I agree to close if IMB WS does not support j2ee5. Just one question: I see question marks in admin console (image 56826). Is it an issue?
I'm not sure, but I would say it is related to WS - as it occurs while deploying directly through admin console. You didn't use NetBeans while trying this. Am I right?
Yes, you are right. I performed deployment from admin console. NetBeans was used to generate jar file.
Ok, closing then. Not related to Netbeans.
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