I am new to TorqueBox. I have created one RESTEasy app which is currently running on tomcat. Now I want to deploy it in TorqueBox. For that I have created on yml file in apps folder of torquebox. The content of file is
--- application: root: C:/torqueApp/java/RESTEasyTorque env: development web: context: /hellojava
My problem is when i start server it doesn't deploy my app. What should i do?
Bob answered this on the mailing list, but I'll paste it here as well:
You can deploy pure Java applications on TorqueBox, but you don't use a torquebox.yml (or *-knob.yml).
To deploy a Java application in TorqueBox, just drop your .war file into the apps/ directory directly (I'm assuming TorqueBox 1.x)
fwiw, if deploying a Ruby application, you can put a torquebox.yml inside your application, but the files in app/ would be a *-knob.yml file, or an archived version of your application with the extension of .knob.
When we refer to "knobs", we mean either the *-knob.yml, or the *.knob archives, which are used in the apps/ folder. torquebox.yml is primarily used within your application's own directory tree.
For Java applications, ignore everything TorqueBox-related, and you can pretend that our distribution is just like JBoss AS6 (for TorqueBox 1.x) or just like JBoss AS7 (for TorqueBox 2.x). Our changes are purely additive, building on top of the JavaEE container from JBoss.
For torquebox-2.3.x and above, you need to have jboss-clent.jar is available in your java app's library folder is automatically searches for running JBOSS instance and get deployed to it. However if you need to use Torquebox queues you to bind JBOSS to an IP using runtime JVM options e.g.
JAVA_OPTS="$JAVA_OPTS -Djboss.bind.address=192.168.100.101 -Djboss.bind.address.management=192.168.100.101 -Djboss.bind.address.unsecure=192.168.100.101
Then using JMS API you can use Torquebox queues
