On 07/02/2013 19:49, J- MAN wrote:
>
>> .. You suspect that your listeners are called in wrong order?
>> In what order do you expect them to be called?
>>
>> .. Try "logEffectiveWebXml" option on Context
>>
>> .. What are your evidences?
>>
>> .. If you cannot get much from logging, maybe debuggin
>.. You suspect that your listeners are called in wrong order?
>In what order do you expect them to be called?
>
>.. Try "logEffectiveWebXml" option on Context
>
>.. What are your evidences?
>
>.. If you cannot get much from logging, maybe debugging would help
>http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FAQ/De
>1. You suspect that your listeners are called in wrong order?
>In what order do you expect them to be called?
>
>2. Try "logEffectiveWebXml" option on Context
>
>3. What are your evidences?
>
>4. If you cannot get much from logging, maybe debugging would help
>http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FAQ/De
2013/2/7 J- MAN :
>
> Hi,
> On tomcat 7.0.35 when i have 2 listeners (jax-ws and spring) in my web.xml my
> spring beans do not get initialized. It seems as though it initializes my
> the jax-ws webservice class via sun-jaxws.xml before initializing my beans.
> It works fine in Tomcat 6, any w
Hi,
On tomcat 7.0.35 when i have 2 listeners (jax-ws and spring) in my web.xml my
spring beans do not get initialized. It seems as though it initializes my the
jax-ws webservice class via sun-jaxws.xml before initializing my beans. It
works fine in Tomcat 6, any way to get this to work in Tom
