I faced the following exception when i run the my program. So whats the difference between WAR standalone and WAR in an EAR in terms of GRPC services? Anyone come across this? Of course I get a runtime error if the EJBs arent present but the WAR starts up just fine. It definitely tries to register the GRPC services before the EJB names become available, I can see that in messages.log.īut I can actually deploy the WAR standalone without a problem. And it appears that initialize-in-order in application.xml is not being honored. Initially I was wondering is it just startup order. WebSphere Application Server support with the following data:Ĭontainer is not a io.GrpcServerComponent 251' at WebSphere Application Server internal error occurred. '.module.UnableToAdaptException: CWWKM0453E: my.org.Referencedataservice/* 0000002cīut when I stick the WAR into an EAR to deploy together with the EJB archive I get an ffdc incidentĬom.ibm.ws. IįFDC1015I: An FFDC Incident has been created: Io.GrpcServerComponent IĬWWKT0201I: gRPC service provided by myproject is available at:

When I deploy the WAR alone everything works fine and I get the nice registration message from the grpc services These GRPC services use the EJBs in the jar. I have a project that contains an EJB application (jar) and a web application (war). can anyone help us on this E SRVE0271E: Uncaught init() exception created by servlet in application : : incompatible with .rs.core.Application

Also we tried various option available in stack overflow and google, nothing worked. But while running in local windows version Liberty (21.0.0.6), it works fine and no exception thrown. We are getting below exception in liberty running in linux box for jax-rs based web service application.

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