[jBoss-User] JBoss timeframe?

Hi all, I have been following the list on and off for about six months. I am just about to embark on a project to re-write a huge system that I wrote over the last 10 years in an old crappy 4GL in Java, and have been told that our collective lives will be much easier if we use an app server.

[jBoss-User] JBoss timeline (oops)

Oops, sorry, I just caught up on my JBoss mailing list reading, and came across the timeline answer that Marc posted on Wednesday. SORRY! If anyone has any other comments etc, I would still love to hear them of course. I need a holiday :) Craig O'Shannessy --

[jBoss-User] ZOAP

Dear All, I build ZOAP distribution, but several errors appear. Like bellow. Buildfile: ..\etc\makefiles\zoap.xml Project base dir set to: E:\TEMP\zoap Executing Target: init Executing Target: prepare Executing Target: compile Compiling 12 source files to E:\TEMP\zoap\build\lib\classes

Re: [jBoss-User] ZOAP

You need JDK 1.3 Budi Wiyono wrote: Dear All, I build ZOAP distribution, but several errors appear. Like bellow. Buildfile: ..\etc\makefiles\zoap.xml Project base dir set to: E:\TEMP\zoap Executing Target: init Executing Target: prepare Executing Target: compile Compiling 12

Re: [jBoss-User] problem with create

hu, looks like one of your first interceptors is missing... do you have an exception (but no trace) at startup? marc No, I don't get any exceptions at startup and all the jars seem to deploy OK. I do get the exception shown below when I shutdown JBoss, maybe that points to something?

AW: [jBoss-User] ZOAP

You must have a 1.3 JSE/JDK in order to build/run ZOAP, because it relies on JAVA proxies. Best, CGJ -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Budi Wiyono [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet: Freitag, 11. August 2000 13:06 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: [jBoss-User] ZOAP Dear All, I build ZOAP

Re: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

Hi! sandeep wrote: I just came across a few sketchy comments about the OpenEJB archtecture - i.e. how both JBoss and OpenEJB both share Rickard's container design. And in the case of OpenEJB, "the goal of this project is to develop a production server which people will be able to use for

Re: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

Oops Rickard Öberg wrote: Q3: BTW, Is there a document that details Rickard's container design? Or is is another "read the code, its all there" situation?' This is coming once I finish up my book and dive back into the jBoss project 100%. This wasn't really true. There IS a doc in the

RE: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

If OpenEJB is to provide just a container implementation, I'm not too sure I understand how "scalability and fault tolerance" can be guaranteed anyway. Does the container-server contract say those are the rules? I don't think so. Which essentially means that any container implentation can be no

Re: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

sandeep wrote: Hi, I just came across a few sketchy comments about the OpenEJB archtecture - i.e. how both JBoss and OpenEJB both share Rickard's container design. OpenEJB is not Rickard's design. I think we have to give credit where credit is due, so here is a little background: The folks

[jBoss-User] tomcat integration problem

I have a tomcat instance running in the same VM as jBoss which is serving up servlets with no problems. Also, my test command line client successfully invokes methods on the bean. I'm now trying to call the bean from a servlet and get the following exception: [Default]

Re: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

Hi all, Have I lost the plot completely? I thought an Application Server is exactly what was being developed!! What is this all about? ;-) Peter. - Original Message - From: "Richard Monson-Haefel" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "jBoss" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 3:46 PM

RE: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

"This server is especially relying on the outstanding container design developed by Rickard Oberg and used by the EJBoss project.." is another quote from the same page... The source? Well, its actually from a mail from Ismael Ghalimi to one of the (e)jboss mailing lists. Check it out at:

Re: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

Hi! Richard Monson-Haefel wrote: sandeep wrote: Hi, I just came across a few sketchy comments about the OpenEJB archtecture - i.e. how both JBoss and OpenEJB both share Rickard's container design. OpenEJB is not Rickard's design. I think we have to give credit where credit is

RE: [jBoss-User] problem with create

hey, send me your jar privately so I can test it, I suspect something silly:) marc -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Luan O'Carroll Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 3:13 AM To: jBoss Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] problem with create

RE: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

words, jboss will be production ready by september 1st, it's a massive effort and saying it is just words. marc -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of sandeep Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 4:47 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

RE: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

What is this all about? ;-) ego, marc -- -- To subscribe:[EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

marc fleury wrote: words, jboss will be production ready by september 1st, it's a massive effort and saying it is just words. Couldn't agree more. Nothing matters except code. Amen, Rickard -- Rickard Öberg Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.telkel.com http://www.jboss.org

RE: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

Ok let's cool it down. The fact is that I truly and deeply respect RMH, who he is, what is done, and his work on EJBoss. RMH is an outstanding coder (I should say "you" are an outstanding coder, since you are probably reading this). There were a lot of bad feeling coming from Mr Ghalimi when

RE: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

and while we are giving credit, I forgot to mention Assaf Arkin Assaf is "one of us" and we will integrate Tyrex. I did the FastTM thing yesterday and that was pretty simple, there is little magic in a TM stand alone (80% use case). We could design fairly straightforwardly a spyderMQ enabled

RE: [jBoss-User] Of container designs and other little queries..

I thought that the real power of the JDK 1.3 proxies was the deligation pattern at the container, not the stub implementation itself. The pattern allows one container to handle all the bean requests concurrently, something that was not fully realized in the original jBoss

[jBoss-User] Clean shutdown of JBoss

This maybe a novice question, but is not stated in the FAQ. How do you cleanly shutdown JBoss? Is there a command/script to cleanly shutdown, instead of using Ctrl+C or kill? Thanks, John -- Homepage: http://homepages.tig.com.au/~jmsalvo/ --

RE: [jBoss-User] Clean shutdown of JBoss

ctrl c *is* a clean shutdown in the case of jboss kill is not we have a "shutdown hook" that initiates the shutdown sequence when you do it. try it regards marc -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jesus M. Salvo Jr. Sent: Friday,

Re: [jBoss-User] Clean shutdown of JBoss

I made the 'mistake' of running jboss in the background "java -jar run.jar". I tried "kill pid", and it does seem to make a clean shutdown, with the output being: .. [DataSource] Destroyed [Container factory] Stopping [Container factory] Stopped [Container factory] Destroying Shutting done

RE: [jBoss-User] Clean shutdown of JBoss

uh! well I guess you are right and even a kill shuts it down properly :))) you know my codebase better than me then... good for you. I am goof ball : marc -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jesus M. Salvo Jr. Sent: Friday, August

[jBoss-Dev] RE: [jBoss-User] all getEJBObject context methods inCVS

Forgot to say (thank you sebastien) There is a new TestBeans.jar and TestBeansClient.jar in CVS. THESE DON"T WORK COMPLETELY YET, they carry many more tests and as I mentioned I have to finish this, hopefully today... don't worry if TestBeans.jar doesn't fully work yet, I am working from the

[jBoss-User] New metadata package

Hi, I've just commited the new metadata package in CVS. All the metadata related to ejb-jar.xml and jboss.xml is now read by this package, and there is no more dependencies on ejx classes. jboss now loads the xml files is the following order: - META-INF/ejb-jar.xml (always) - defaultjboss.xml

RE: [jBoss-Dev] New metadata package

CONGRATULATIONS SEBASTIEN! THIS IS THE COOLEST STUFF! Just in case you don't realize what that means... it means jboss still runs from ejb-jar.xml and if you provide jboss.xml YOU ONLY NEED TO SPECIFY WHAT YOU WANT TO SPECIFY AND NOTHING MORE. in clear no more "containerconf" if you provide

[jBoss-Dev] CVS state

just for the record we recommend for those that do CVS, to do a clean checkout. DELETE everything, since if the classes are still present the build will fail. I just did a rm -rf jboss; cvs checkout jboss and a build and it works. If your stuff doesn't build it is because you still have

[jBoss-User] [FYI:Announcement] Alpha-Release of the Zero-EffortObject Access Package (ZOAP)

small Please excuse if you receive this mail several times or contains information that is redundant to you. The following should actually be regarded as a pre-alpha announcement since a href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]"I/a´m on holiday until the 4th of September such that you must rely on the