Anyone successfully running JBoss on CentOS?
First I installed Java1.4.2_14 - that was successful.
Then tried installing jboss4-j2ee-4.0.2-8jpp.noarch.rpm
First it complained about missing depedencies:
jakarta commons
and
stax-bea.
So downloaded the following two:
jakarta-commons-transaction-1.1-1jpp.noarch.rpm
stax-bea-1.0-2jpp.nosrc.rpm
# rpm -ivh jakarta-commons-transaction-1.1-1jpp.noarch.rpm
Installed successfully!
# rpm -ivh stax-bea-1.0-2jpp.nosrc.rpm
1:stax-bea warning: user david does not exist - using root
warning: group david does not exist - using root
########################################### [100%]
Now the jakarta commons error seems to have gone, however, the tax-bea error persists.
The error is as follows:
# rpm -ivh stax-bea-1.0-2jpp.nosrc.rpm
1:stax-bea warning: user david does not exist - using root
warning: group david does not exist - using root
########################################### [100%]
Error: Missing Dependency: stax-bea is needed by package dom4j
I hae been trying several things, but nothing has helped so far.
Like,
# yum list | grep dom4j
dom4j.noarch 1.6.1-1jpp jpackage-generic
dom4j-demo.noarch 1.6.1-1jpp jpackage-generic
dom4j-javadoc.noarch 1.6.1-1jpp jpackage-generic
dom4j-manual.noarch 1.6.1-1jpp jpackage-generic
# yum install dom4j.noarch
Still get the error:
Error: Missing Dependency: stax-bea is needed by package dom4j
HOW do I resolve? Please help.
Thanks in adv.
JBoss on CentOS: Installation issues.
JBoss on CentOS: Installation issues.
This is your clue;
# rpm -ivh stax-bea-1.0-2jpp.nosrc.rpm
1:stax-bea warning: user david does not exist - using root
warning: group david does not exist - using root
Please have a look around in the /usr/src/redhat/ directory structure, you might find a spec file and some other files.
Hint: rpmbuild -bb some-spec-file-name-here
# rpm -ivh stax-bea-1.0-2jpp.nosrc.rpm
1:stax-bea warning: user david does not exist - using root
warning: group david does not exist - using root
Please have a look around in the /usr/src/redhat/ directory structure, you might find a spec file and some other files.
Hint: rpmbuild -bb some-spec-file-name-here