Finally, I was able to fix this Exception. It was because I had no LocalHome
interface. I just hadn't configured XDoclet to generate this interface. That
fixed the StringIndexOutOfBoundsException. It would have been nice if Jboss
could have caught this error and provided good feedback,
On your Windows machine, you can also try installing and running a program
called Active Ports (search Google). It is one of many free programs that
allow you to see which process is attached to which port on your machine. You
can also kill any process listed. This will allow you to avoid a
Does anyone know where to get the JBoss 4.0 documentation from? I was unable
to get anything from the links on the JBoss site:
http://www.jboss.com/products/jbossas/docs
Thanks.
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JBoss is new to me and I am evaluating it for a project.
I have written a very simple JMS Server inside an EJB and attempted to deploy
the EJB in JBoss by placing JAR files in the default server deploy directory.
In doing so, I receive the following Exception, which is entirely inside of
