Hello,
We have two objects, Facility & FacilityGroup that share "many to many"
relationship. In other words, a Facility can belong to more than one Facility
Groups and vice-versa. On the database we have a Facility table, a FacilityGroup
table and a relationship table called FacilityGroupFacilit
Hey,
Try using the t3 protocol of Weblogic.
Should be like t3://localhost:7001.
--- Chandra Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's been a long time I worked with WL, but it looks
> like, http tunneling
> might not be enabled, since you're using http for a
> jndi connection. You
> may want to
It's been a long time I worked with WL, but it looks like, http tunneling
might not be enabled, since you're using http for a jndi connection. You
may want to try the default naming protocol( sorry, I don't remember) supported by WL.
good luck,
Chandrakumar
On Fri, 17 Jan 2003 14:34:46 +0530, G.
Title: RE: Wierd CMR behavior
The JavaDoc for retainAll does not specify how the collection will compare the elements in the other collection - could use == or equals method. The retainAll method probably uses the equals method and maybe the hashCode method to compare objects in the collectio
Sorry, I should have included this in the description. This takes place in
a Session Bean and using WLS7.
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Guys,
I am learning JMS using the example server provided. However, I am able to
compile the queuebrowse.java example but when I run the example, it says the
following error:
java first.QueueBrowse http://localhost:7001
Exception in thread "main" javax.naming.CommunicationException. Root
except
