Description of problem: The first June 2013, I pushed mere changes to my app and since then, I couldn't access the app nomore. I deleted the whole app, and recreate a new one from scratch and then pushed again my local app using git over 6 times using the Full Java EE profile, as well as the Jboss As 7 server profile. Same problem. When using mozilla firefox this is what I get: XML Parsing Error: no element found Location: http://honeybee-otika.rhcloud.com/index.xhtml Line Number 1, Column 1: ^ And when using Chrome: I get: Oops! This link appears to be broken. or : The XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below. I checked everything in the code and the database, and everything seems fine. Since in my local machine, it all works fine. I first, created a JBoss as 7 server app and tried but in vain and to confirm, I deleted everything and recreated the app from the JBoss as 7 Full Profile (Kitchensink quickstart), but the same problem happens. It is a Java EE application using MySQL database (using a datasource MysqlDS, and an authentication realm in JBoss-AS) Ps: I have another app using the same environment (With PostgreSQL as a difference) and it works fine. Do you have any clue? I checked all the XML files in my app and nothing suspicious.
Sorry for the bother. Problem was resolved modifying the jboss-web.xml file. the context root in Openshift JBOSS As, means one has to type the app url + the context root. In a local dev machine, specifying / as context root is not allowed. Closing this report.