Hi,
In ejb project(include .war file), Can i use a properties file?
because I think properties file is convenient.
if i can use a properties file, where can i put it? and how can i use it
in a java file?
thanks,
Sam Liu.
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thanks to Scott M Stark, I see.
Because jboss.conf is parsed by the javax.management.loading.MLet and
this class does not accept an xml document. It has its own file format that
looks like xml but is not.
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> in addition:
>Perhaps it is a silly problem.
>I want to know why t
thanks to danch, when I use Jboss2.1 beta, all of things are OK.
thanks to Ken Jenks.
in addition:
Perhaps it is a silly problem.
I want to know why the file "jboss.conf" and other likewise ***.conf files
use the format of XML? but when I comment this line in jboss.conf like th
is important and I'm
thankful.
Sam Liu
thanks, I have solved it !
Sam Liu
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>I guess that the Interest Bean had been deployed rightly.
>but the servlet can not find the ejb by the jndi name.
Something I didn't cover in my original "Interest Bean&
thanks to Ken!
Oh, I have just find how to run the Servlet rightly.
I am under windows 2000
If I run "run.bat " all is OK,
but I always run "java -jar run.jar", so I can not get it.
that is to say, we must put the "run.jar" in the CLASSPATH.
Sam Liu.
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hope your help again!
(I have download the JBoss_tomcat.zip, the instructions tell me no need to config.)
best regard,
Sam Liu
Your debugging string, sHome, indicates that you got an InitialContext(),
but that there was probably an exception when you tried to get a reference
