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Build 200612171900,JDK1.6,Glassfish 9.1 b28 1)Start IDE with new userdir and add Glassfish in Runtime tab 2)Create web module and web service with operation and deploy it. 3)Create another web module and web service client on deployed ws. ERROR: WS client is created, however there's error in Output tab and Server log(attached). Also ws client's wsdl is badly formed,although Call Web Service Operation works. I think this issue could depend on issue 91269.
Raising to P2, mentioned issue seems to have no effect on IDE's functionality.Attaching outputs.
Created attachment 37142 [details] outputs
The same problem is also on glassfish v1.Attaching screenshot.
Created attachment 37161 [details] screenshot
java.lang.LinkageError: JAXB 2.0 API is being loaded from the bootstrap classloader ..... This is a problem of system property: "java.endorsed.dirs" that should be set for JVM. See the very similar issue 91622.
Clash between JAX-WS 2.0 vs. 2.1 in JDK 6, see issue 91622 for WA. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 91622 ***
Issue 100% reproducible in M7 build 200702182300 on WindowsXP. Endorsed dirs path seems to be set wrong (attaching excerpt from nb.exe): -J-Djava.endorsed.dirs=" \ \modules\ext\jaxws21\api " Real path is "C:\Program Files\NetBeans6.0m7\ide8\modules\ext\jaxws21\api" After adding command line parameter -J-Djava.endorsed.dirs="C:\Program Files\NetBeans6.0m7\ide8\modules\ext\jaxws21\api" issue seems fixed. I've experienced this on both Glassfish v2 and Tomcat servers.
Created attachment 38670 [details] messages.log
In attached messages.log is clearly visible missing starting part of Boot & Ext section, with jars from endorsed directory. In NB5.5.1 path seems O.K., Boot & Ext section contains jars from endorsed directory and everything works fine.
This issue seems to be result of spaces in NetBeans installation path - I reinstalled NetBeans to location without spaces in path and it works fine now. Notice: Default NetBeans installation path on Windows contains three spaces by default,if you don't change it manually. NB5.5 or 14 days old builds have't problems with spaces - this could have the same reason as issue 95197.
See the issue 95741.
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