How to launch my RESTful TEST with JAVA Enterprise application

[pakkk]

Hi, I want to TEST my RESTful WebService in my JAVA Enterprise Application.

I have a bit database in my EJB Module. Resuming, I have two modules (EJB + WAR) and Enterprise Application (JAVA EE that contains the before modules). Appears two kind of errors:

1) When I only deploy JAVA Enterprise Project an then I run my TEST Restful, appears an error that says: "Another module has been deployed" . This error is about JAVA Enterprise Application has been deploy before.

2) If I only deploy TEST Restful, this doesn't find Facaderemote class of my EJB Module, because WAR Project hasn't the EJB references.

Thanks a lot.

[michael]

Hello Pakkk,
Try the following:
1. Undeploy your enterprise application (using netbeans or the management console)
2. Restart glassfish
3. Deploy the enterprise application again

If you still have trouble, post the error here. If it solved the problem, please post it here also :-)

--Michael




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Hi, I want to TEST my RESTful WebService in my JAVA Enterprise Application.



I have a bit database in my EJB Module. Resuming, I have two modules (EJB + WAR) and Enterprise Application (JAVA EE that contains the before modules). Appears two kind of errors:



1) When I only deploy JAVA Enterprise Project an then I run my TEST Restful, appears an error that says: "Another module has been deployed" . This error is about JAVA Enterprise Application has been deploy before.



2) If I only deploy TEST Restful, this doesn't find Facaderemote class of my EJB Module, because WAR Project hasn't the EJB references.



Thanks a lot.

[pakkk]

My project works! You must follow the next steps:

1) Right Button on Java Enterprise Application
2) You choose Property Option
3) Option RUN
4) In the Relative URL field you write your directory that runs REST, for example:

resources/modules/1

"modules" is the name in my RestFul Test Call.

Bye!