Hi!
Tom Cook wrote:
> No, the way we use XMLC is to compile the html to a java class (well,
> it treats it as xml with the html dtd, but this is more-or-less html)
> and then use the w3c DOM to insert/remove bits. Then the class
> produces an html document when you ask for it.
>
> This means th
Rickard Oberg writes:
> Hi!
>
> > We use XMLC lots instead of JSPs (means you can get your web designer
> > to do all the HTML however and make it look funky and they don't need
> > to know anything other than HTML). But we precompile our html using
> > XMLC and deploy just the compiled cl
Hi!
> please could anyone tell me whats to be written in the jaws.xml for the
> finder method findAll..
>
> lets say i have a customer and i want a method in the home interface
> findAllCustomers()
>
> so how would i write for the corresponding in the jaws.xml
Suggestion: let the finder be named
Hi!
> We use XMLC lots instead of JSPs (means you can get your web designer
> to do all the HTML however and make it look funky and they don't need
> to know anything other than HTML). But we precompile our html using
> XMLC and deploy just the compiled classes, and don't use XMLC at
> runtime.
hi folks
please could anyone tell me whats to be written in the jaws.xml for the
finder method findAll..
lets say i have a customer and i want a method in the home interface
findAllCustomers()
so how would i write for the corresponding in the jaws.xml
thnx
bye
deneb
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> Ken Jenks writes:
> >
System.setProperty("java.naming.factory.initial","org.jnp.interfaces.NamingC
ontextFactory");
> >
System.setProperty("java.naming.provider.url","206.233.214.192:1099");
> >
> > InitialContext jndiContext = new InitialContext();
>
> AARGH! Hard
hi folks
regarding executing tomcat with jboss i did the following
1 set tomcat_home
2 set servletapi_home
for tomcat i did the following
extracted the zip file ...
the directory structure is
c:
jakarta-tomcat
bin
conf
lib
src
webapps
so now where do i link the tomcat_home env v
marc fleury writes:
> Ok,
>
> following Paul's note the other day, it seems to me that we should seriously
> think about offering Enhydra as an alternative front end to jboss.
>
> You know our feelings on J2EE and being JSP/servlet/EJB compliant. However
> it seems that Lutris is really
Ken Jenks writes:
[snip]
> This works for me:
>
>
>System.setProperty("java.naming.factory.initial","org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory");
> System.setProperty("java.naming.provider.url","206.233.214.192:1099");
>
> InitialContext jndiContext = new InitialContext();
Hi All,
Is the quietness of the list because everyone is holding
their breath for the big one? Or has FINAL been delayed?
Not trying to hassle you :) but hasn't October 31 been and
gone? Need a hand with anything specific?
cheers
craig
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Hi,
I am new to JBoss and was trying to get File Logging to work. I'm
using the 2.0 version.
Even though the file is created in the jboss/log directory, nothing actually
gets logged there. Is there something that i have to do that i don't know
about.
jboss.conf entry
I could be off-tangent here, but couldn't you just add a hard-coded serialUID (not
sure if thats exactly the right term)? I've had to do this with a class that we
serialize into a database for this very reason because every change/recompile of the
particular class would throw a ClassCastExcepti
marc fleury wrote:
> The report from the front lines look like this (sebastien...)
> MBean integration inVM but serialized calls will take a couple of days worth
> of work
> inVM by reference (no serialization) i.e. real "optimized" will take longer
> and be an adaptation of what we have done for
|(no paul you don't get to talk, even as author of Enhydra l:)
actually if you want to talk you are welcome Paul, especially as Enhydra
author, I meant vote...
slow morning...
marc
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|regards
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|marc
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|Marc Fleury, PhD
|CTO, Telkel Inc.
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Ok,
following Paul's note the other day, it seems to me that we should seriously
think about offering Enhydra as an alternative front end to jboss.
You know our feelings on J2EE and being JSP/servlet/EJB compliant. However
it seems that Lutris is really onto something with XMLC and their framew
Yes there is, deep stuff,
Resin is a bit rough, mostly a one man effort with many 3000
lines classes
but it seems fast... so we *are doing* the integration.
The report from the front lines look like this (sebastien...)
MBean integration inVM but serialized calls will take a couple of days worth
Hi,
Is there any work done on integrating Resin with JBoss (inVM)? We use Resin and
would like to start experiment with JBoss.
Regards,
Anders Vesterberg
Vesdakon
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hi georgi,
you would get this in case of the following
1) Check your driver can connect from the prompt by using a normal jdbc test
kind of a program
2) Make sure you have your ORACLE_HOME set and the TNS entry is correct in
the tnsnames.ora
i hv got this error with Weblogic several times and mo
I would think running it in the background with nohup would be a good idea
as then u'd get loads of information on whatzz happening on the console!!
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From: "John D. McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "jboss list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 04, 20
Good Day JBoss Users
I have just started using JBoss. I am surrently using on my Windows 2000
machine, using JDK1.3. For production we will be deploying under Red Hat
Linux.
The setup is as follows:
- Using JDK1.3
- Client and server running on the same machine
- jBoss installed in c:\java\jbos
good idea, even useful in the future
marc
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|Sent: Saturday, November 04, 2000 8:21 PM
|To: jBoss Developer; jBoss
|Subject: [jBoss-User] Re: [jBoss-Dev] Re: jboss on tomcat update
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|Hi,
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Andrew asked:
>The document seems to say JBoss supports and does NOT support client
>demarcated transaction in the same breath. Does it not mean if you can
>manually manage transaction using UserTransactions then a client can
>manage the transactions. In my case I want a Session Bean, which us
Good Day jBoss Users
I was reading through the JBoss documentation related to transactions. This
is a cut and paste of a section of the document.
To manually manage transactions, you need to access an instance of
javax.transaction.UserTransaction. One option is to get it fr
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