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 WARNING [config] The deployment descriptor associated with '/ myapp' could not be processed 

@ stateless@ Internet service@WebContext (contextRoot = “/ myapplication”)public class MyServiceBean uses com.company.webservices.myapp.v1.MyServicePortType {

My deployment package is a favorite songs file with the following content:

 META-INF / application.xmlmesservices.jarmonapp.jar 

   myapp-1.0    myapp.jar     messervices.jar   

I’ve spent a lot of time in the internet marketplace and forums and all I can think of is that JBoss wants me to set up meaning somewhere. The two examples I’ve posted refer to the context.xml file, which we can sometimes either set up a new war in the WEB-INF folder, or set up this JBoss server within that (beyond my ears).

I initially couldn’t find the DTD as a context.xml file and would really like to put my .ear there. If necessary, I will make a war, but thjust make sure I understand what JBoss expects to see.

I created JbossWS webservices using a top-down approach and then using wsconsume. I am suggesting a stateless EJB integration of one of my services for JBoss 5.1.0.

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I am using java version jdk 1.7;
JBOSS 5.1GA,

I’m trying to deploy my first servlet program and am already sick of my own mistakes. Except for me, everyone really has a way out. but I am not using the output.
JBOSS server started and displays “WARNING [config] implementation descriptor for context / Myserv could not be processed”
I designed the classpath for JBoss

my web.xml file for:
The file is called program.war

I have tried everything and still cannot find my fault.

Description The requested method (/ program / servlet / prog) is not available.JBoss Web
/ 2.1.3.GA

Please help me to solve this problem.

I see no error

Server is running, but no output

  WARN [config] Providing platform descriptor '/ mywebexample' could not be processed 

  WARNING [javax.enterprise.resource.webcontainer.jsf.config] Unable to provide a programmatic descriptor for context '/ my-ws-app'. 

  WARNING [javax.enterprise.resource.webcontainer.jsf.config] JSF1078: Failed to prepare process handle for context '0' 

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