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Christoph, Kevin,

           

              I’d a look at the EJBProvider code myself and the strange thing was that the line pointed to in the stack trace where the

NullPointerException occurred was blank? I figured it maybe somehow it was the superclass method i.e. the axis EJBProvider that

was maybe throwing the error somehow but sure enough there was nothing at that line either? The jars I’m using were from the

embedded catalina version I downloaded from Dr. Scharlau’s site. Hence why I’m trying to get Jboss running within Eclipse so I can

see exactly what’s causing this NullPointerException.

 

Christoph,

         When you start jboss and connect to it remotely can you then step thru the code and insert the likes of break points etc?

Also the JAVA_OPTS parameter, I couldn’t find it in the build.bat file. Is it simply a case of inserting it yourself?

 

Thanks a million for your help,

Mark.

 

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Subject: AW: [JBoss-user] Remote Beans as Web Services

 

Mark, Kevin,

 

a) I looked through the JBoss.net EJBProvider code again. All we do there is to switch the classloading context and then delegate into

the parent (Axis) EJBProvider. If there is a problem with "*" and wsdl generation, this should appear in plain Axis, too. I think I saw the right stop classes there. Kevin, have you any experience with that?

 

b) As for eclipse: If you look into the jboss.net module, there will be a ..classpath and .project ready for importing directly into

eclipse (there are a few absolute paths in 3.2 which we have removed in 4.0 in favor of a global variable "JBOSS_ROOT". You can

do a local build in jboss.net and move/extract the generated libs in the output/lib directory manually into your jboss distro. After that,

I usually start jboss through the run script (but in debug mode - see the JAVA_OPTS parameter) and attach to it via remote debugging.

 

Thanks for having a look,

CGJ

 

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Betreff: Re: [JBoss-user] Remote Beans as Web Services

Hi Christophe,

      I deploy it within a wsr file that's located within an ear file.

When this is deployed in the engine it seems to deploy fine, however if I attempt to look at the services

through http://localhost:8080/jboss-net/services  I get the previous exception..

 

The actual version of Jboss that I use I downloaded from Dr Bruce Scharlau's site in Aberdeen as it was the only

version that I could get to run a hello world been.

http://www.csd.abdn.ac.uk/~bscharla/teaching/mtp_software/jboss/jboss-netGuide.shtml

 

 

I can't use the org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient class file as it kept throwing a strange error

With 'FixME'  in it so I figured it was something that was underdevelopment.

 

I've downloaded the source for jboss-3.20RC2 and I'm attempting to get it running through Eclipse so I can have a better look at the problem,

Unfortunately the only module that gives me any problems is the jboss.net module. Have you managed to integrate 3.2 with Eclipse or have you bothered?

 

 

Thanks,

Mark.

 

 

 

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