not found: key 'devTool' in locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'org.olat.core.gui.dev.controller' , locale: 'en' }
Permalink not found: key 'demo1' in locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo' , locale: 'en' } not found: key 'demo2' in
locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo' , locale: 'en' } not found: key 'demo3' in
locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo' , locale: 'en' } not found: key 'demo4' in
locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo' , locale: 'en' } Modes not found:
key 'web10' in locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo' , locale: 'en' } not found: key 'web20' in
locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo' , locale: 'en' } not found: key 'web21' in
locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo' , locale: 'en' } current: not found: key
'web10' in locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo' , locale: 'en' }
not found: key 'title' in locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo.basics' , locale: 'en' }
not found: key 'intro' in locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo.basics' , locale: 'en' }
not found: key 'simpleLink' in locale 'en' of translator:
org.olat.core.gui.translator.PackageTranslator: { package:
'ch.goodsolutions.demo.basics' , locale: 'en' }
Where do I need to change to fix it.
Thanks
Vinod
I have downloaded demo.war and tested it on Tomcat 5.5.23 with java
1.5 on windows xp and it runs fine.
For JBoss: try to expand the war (e.g. with unzip or with jar -xvf
demo.war) so that instead of demo.war you have then a folder called
"demo" with the application in it.
Brasato uses servletContext.getRealPath("/") to determine where the
webapp resides and then tries to access the sources files in the "WEB-
INF/src" folder.
Maybe you can try it on Tomcat as well and tell me whether this
worked.
Have a nice day,
Felix
On Mar 28, 8:15 am, "Vinod" <vinodpati...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Felix,
> Thanks for your response. I have used JBoss App server 4.x to
> deploy the demo.war file.
> Waiting for your detailed response.
>
> Thanks
> Vinod
>
> Felix Jost wrote:
> > Hi Vinod,
>
> > Thank you for the feedback!
> > It is midnight our time - so I will get some hours of sleep before being
> > able to answer you.
>
> > I think it could be
> > a) a misconfiguration in the coreconfig.xml file (but it should work out of
> > the bos), or
> > b) a servlet container that does not expand the war ("unzip") into a
> > directory. for source editing this is needed however. (not for production
> > mode)
>
> > A more detailed answer will follow.
> > Good night or day,
> > Felix
>
Great. Its running fine in apache-tomcat-6.0.10 server.
Another thing is , is there any place where I can get complete
documentation on brasato explaining the architecture, flow of control
and various configuration files involved etc? And I am still confused
about how it finds a welcome file inspite of not mentioning anything
in the web.xml. Basically I am a struts guy, I might be overlooking
something. Please let me know how it identifies the welcome file and
goes to that file.
Thanks
Vinod
Hi Felix,
Great. Its running fine in apache-tomcat-6.0.10 server.
Another thing is , is there any place where I can get complete
documentation on brasato explaining the architecture, flow of control
and various configuration files involved etc? And I am still confused
about how it finds a welcome file inspite of not mentioning anything
in the web.xml. Basically I am a struts guy, I might be overlooking
something. Please let me know how it identifies the welcome file and
goes to that file.
Thanks
Vinod
felix....@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi Vinod,
>
> I have downloaded demo.war and tested it on Tomcat 5.5.23 with java
> 1.5 on windows xp and it runs fine.
> For JBoss: try to expand the war ( e.g. with unzip or with jar -xvf
Thanks
Vinod