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When I deploy my applications, I get a HTTP 503 error SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE?
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===When I deploy my applications, I get a HTTP 503 error SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE?===
You have probably deployed java utility module as a stand alone applications. The current support in the Preview Server, is very limited and doesn't support Java Utility modules deployed as a stand alone. [bug 305519]
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You probably deployed java utility module as a stand alone applications. The current support in the Preview Server, is very limited and doesn't support Java Utility modules deployed as a stand alone. [bug 305519]
  
When I deploy my Web module, I get NoClassDefFoundError when loading the serlvet.  
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===When I deploy my Web module, I get NoClassDefFoundError when loading the serlvet.===
The Preview Server doesn't handle well servlets in default packages. Thus, the servlet in
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Check if you Web Application has servlets in default packages. If it does, change them to named packaged.
a web application always needs to have a package associated with it.
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Latest revision as of 13:24, 11 March 2010

When I deploy my applications, I get a HTTP 503 error SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE?

You probably deployed java utility module as a stand alone applications. The current support in the Preview Server, is very limited and doesn't support Java Utility modules deployed as a stand alone. [bug 305519]

When I deploy my Web module, I get NoClassDefFoundError when loading the serlvet.

Check if you Web Application has servlets in default packages. If it does, change them to named packaged.

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