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WFLYSRV0099: 'myappname:main' cannot be loaded from a ServiceModuleLoader as its name does not start with 'deployment.'

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    • 9.0.1.Final
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    • Windows 7 Ultimate
      JDK 1.7.0_55 (Oracle)

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      Download and deploy this app:

      https://www.quartzdesk.com/downloads/test-applications/2-0-0/quartzdesk-test-quartz-v2-2-x-logback-2-0-0-war?format=raw

      This app expects the following JVM system property, but you can safely ignore it as the application does not start due to the above error.

      quartzdesk-test.logs.dir=<some dir where to store app logs>

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      Download and deploy this app: https://www.quartzdesk.com/downloads/test-applications/2-0-0/quartzdesk-test-quartz-v2-2-x-logback-2-0-0-war?format=raw This app expects the following JVM system property, but you can safely ignore it as the application does not start due to the above error. quartzdesk-test.logs.dir=<some dir where to store app logs>

      Hello,
      I am moving our apps from JBoss 7 Community to WildFly 9.0.1 and hitting the following error during the deployment of our apps:

      WFLYSRV0099: 'quartzdesk-test-quartz-v2-2-x-logback:main' cannot be loaded from a ServiceModuleLoader as its name does not start with 'deployment.'

      I tried 2 different applications that all work without any problem on various popular application servers/containers, but with the same result. I tried to google this error, but did not find much information.

      Any idea what is going on?

      Many thanks.

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              sdouglas1@redhat.com Stuart Douglas (Inactive)
              xmoravec Jan Moravec (Inactive)
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