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| Example to install MySQL driver on DataSource JBoss EAP 6 | |
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| First we will create a new module. A module in this sense is a package of classes that will be available to all our application through your JBoss node. This is a big differences compared with older JBoss version where all deployed archive where directly available to other deployed application when deployed in the deployment root folder. | |
| You find module in $JBOSS_HOME/modules folder. To create a new module you need to do three things: | |
| 1 - Create a folder hierarchy for files. | |
| $ mkdir -p $JBOSS_HOME/modules/com/mysql/main | |
| 2 - Copy module jar files. |
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| var io = A.io.request( | |
| url.toString(), | |
| { | |
| autoLoad: false, | |
| cache: true, | |
| method: 'get', | |
| on: { | |
| start: function(event,id) { | |
| console.log('start'); | |
| console.log(event); |