First of all thanks for this nice tutorial. As i'm quite new to WebObjects it helped me a lot so far. I followed all instructions and managed to build my WOnder app into a WAR. But when i'm deploying it into Tomcat i'm getting this exception upon restarting Tomcat:
Servlet /HelloWonderWorld threw load() exception
javax.servlet.UnavailableException: Can't find application bundle. You can either define WOROOT, LOCALROOT and WOAINSTALLROOT as Java system properties (e.g. in your application server's launch script as command line arguments) or in the application Deployment Descriptor file (web.xml).My guess is its just a stupid misconfiguration. From what i can tell the three variables point to the right directories (in web.xml) where i stored all the WO frameworks. I hope someone can tell me what i'm missing or doing wrong.
And just another stupid newbie question: Why do i even need those references to where all the frameworks are located? All required frameworks should be contained in the WAR anyway.
First of all thanks for this nice tutorial. As i'm quite new to WebObjects it helped me a lot so far. I followed all instructions and managed to build my WOnder app into a WAR. But when i'm deploying it into Tomcat i'm getting this exception upon restarting Tomcat:
Servlet /HelloWonderWorld threw load() exception
javax.servlet.UnavailableException: Can't find application bundle. You can either define WOROOT, LOCALROOT and WOAINSTALLROOT as Java system properties (e.g. in your application server's launch script as command line arguments) or in the application Deployment Descriptor file (web.xml).My guess is its just a stupid misconfiguration. From what i can tell the three variables point to the right directories (in web.xml) where i stored all the WO frameworks. I hope someone can tell me what i'm missing or doing wrong.
And just another stupid newbie question: Why do i even need those references to where all the frameworks are located? All required frameworks should be contained in the WAR anyway.
Thx in advance