Hey all,
I've written an mbean (two in fact) which my beans need to look up.
When they go to do so, however, there is a ClassCastException thrown
at java.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(). This smells to me like a
classloader issue; the classes are being loaded by different
classloaders and so
Tom Cook writes:
Hey all,
I've written an mbean (two in fact) which my beans need to look up.
When they go to do so, however, there is a ClassCastException thrown
at java.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(). This smells to me like a
classloader issue; the classes are being loaded by
Hey
Tom Cook wrote:
I've written an mbean (two in fact) which my beans need to look up.
When they go to do so, however, there is a ClassCastException thrown
at java.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(). This smells to me like a
classloader issue; the classes are being loaded by different
Hey
Tom Cook wrote:
I've written an mbean (two in fact) which my beans need to look up.
When they go to do so, however, there is a ClassCastException thrown
at java.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(). This smells to me like a
classloader issue; the classes are being loaded by
Hi,
I have now with the current CVS a deployment error, because some classes are
not found. This classes I have put into a separte jar file. This jar file I
have put in the lib/ext directory from jboss and it is loaded. In earlier
releases that worked. In this archive i have some helper classes
i'll take the other 2
:-)
bax
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Betreff: [jBoss-User] JBOSS T-SHIRTS: Who wants one?
Mark,
Can you send me the
Can someone please help me.
I am now using jboss-2.0-FINAL with embedded tomcat-3.2-b7 and jdk1.3 on
windows NT 4. (installed from the jboss_tomcat.zip)
I have auto deployed my app.ear file from the jboss deploy directory. I have
a servlet that is using ejb's. I get the following exception:
put this in your servlet code:
System.setProperty("java.naming.factory.initial","org.jnp.interfaces.NamingC
ontextFactory");
System.setProperty("java.naming.provider.url","localhost:1099");
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
Object objref = initial.lookup("ejb/User");
hope it helps
At 12:35 15.11.00 , you wrote:
Hi!
Rickard Öberg skrev:
Hi!
Shahar Solomianik wrote:
Can a bean method invoke another (same bean) method ?
not through remote interface ?
if so, how are transaction handled ?
If you invoke directly, then they are under the tx/security of the
do you take orders from portugal?
Roberto
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From: Benjamin Kunz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Quarta-feira, 15 de Novembro de 2000 11:34
To: 'jBoss'
Subject: AW: [jBoss-User] JBOSS T-SHIRTS: Who wants one?
won't be worth it. So with that in mind, will
Hi,
tomcat-test.ear deploys as it should with tomcat-2.0-final and tomcat
3.2b7 on my machine
(linux, x86, sun jdk1.3)
but i can't figure out how to run it.
first i tried pointing my browser to hostname:8083 like jboss suggests
in the screendump like:
[Webserver] Codebase set to
Hi!
Yap, Robert got the idea ("... generic table access beans, picking up the
database at
runtime ...") and I've understood that is currently not possible. It will
be nice to
have such features in the future releases of the JBoss, I think (since
there are a
lot of users/developer which already
and what about germany?
yours,
lars
Am Mittwoch 15 November 2000 12:05 schrieben Sie:
do you take orders from portugal?
Roberto
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From: Benjamin Kunz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Quarta-feira, 15 de Novembro de 2000 11:34
To: 'jBoss'
Subject: AW:
Hello, here is my script to get jBoss and Tomcat to autoboot (on Solaris 8,
but earlier versions should work too -- and maybe other Unix flavours) -- I
hope it is accurate and helpful to at least someone...(and not redundant)
(you'll have to excuse my lack of confidence, this is my first post to
At 13:48 15.11.00 , you wrote:
Hi!
Yap, Robert got the idea ("... generic table access beans, picking up the
database at
runtime ...") and I've understood that is currently not possible. It will
be nice to
have such features in the future releases of the JBoss, I think (since
there are a
lot
Hi,
just tried to download the tomcat/jboss tar.gz bundle:
"The requested URL /jboss_tomcat.tar.gz was not found on this server."
By the way: nice idea with the T-shirts, what about a tomcat/jboss
online Shop :-)
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Web: http://www.tomspage.de/
Mail:
hi folks!
please, let the tar.gz create a directory named jboss or jboss-final if you
want to but do not extract the contents of the tar.gz directly to the current
directory. every tar.gz on unix is creating its own directory and extracting
the contents into that directory.
yours,
lars
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Hi,
does someone know this problem ?
I have now with the current CVS a deployment error, because some classes
are
not found. This classes I have put into a separte jar file. This jar file
I
have put in the lib/ext directory from jboss and it is loaded. In earlier
releases that worked. In
Hi,
Are you really really saying that for each bean, say FooBean, that you
deploy you are going to have content to it coming from several
datasources???
Yes (some of them could use the same DS, but generally could be different)
Well, first I want to find out what you really are trying to
Sorry, after I have cleared the jboss/tmp directory, jboss deploys right. I
thought this problem was fixed :-((
does someone know this problem ?
I have now with the current CVS a deployment error, because some classes
are
not found. This classes I have put into a separte jar file. This
Hi!
Adrian Köpe wrote:
So, for example, you're saying that you can have a FooBean that can get data
from both an Oracle database and a Sybase database *at the same time*!???
Yes if there are 2 instances of the same bean where each of them point to a DS
chosen at the runtime (and these
Hi,
I did so in between ... I think this subject could be closed now since I've got the
big picture ...
Bye.
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Hi all.
Before you go on prinitng jBoss T-Shirts...
My mixed CMP/BMP transaction still doesnt work.
For those of you who were busy with the textile industry lately, I will
repeat the problem description...
a stateless session bean method invokes several finder methods on several
CMP entity beans
I get a 404 error when I try to download the integrated jBoss-Tomcat
archive, jboss-tomcat.tar.gz. Being a Linux guy, I just grabbed the ZIP
file instead but I thought y'all might like to know.
--
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Lars Hoss wrote:
please, let the tar.gz create a directory named jboss or jboss-final if you
want to but do not extract the contents of the tar.gz directly to the current
directory. every tar.gz on unix is creating its own directory and extracting
the contents into that directory.
Agreed, I
Aaron,
I believe I see what the problem is. I am using the jdbc-odbc bridge to
talk to MS SQL Server. This works fine except for one LITTLE quirk on
columns with a text datatype. When a getString is performed on result set
of these columns, an innocuous exception is thrown (no message, null
John,
I will take overseas orders, however, I have to find out how much the
postage is and charge accordingly. I'll do a little research today as to how
mcuh it will cost to ship the t-shirts to such places as Germany, Portugal,
and the Asian Pacific.
-john
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Two for me. Perhaps someone in the know could broadcast instructions when
the web site is ready to take orders??
Wes
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Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 10:15 AM
To: jBoss
Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] JBOSS T-SHIRTS: Who wants
Count me in for a couple shirts!
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From: "John D. McDonald" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 8:55 PM
Subject: [jBoss-User] JBOSS T-SHIRTS: Who wants one?
Mark,
Can you send me the logo that you had(for J1) on the
I just tried to download the jboss-petstore.tgz file and could not open
it. I tried with different browsers and wget, all failed. I think the
file is corrupt. The url I tried was
http://www.jboss.org/manual/jboss-petstore.tgz.
Though you should know,
Matt
--
Hi there, I hope you can help me..
I have managed to get jBoss to boot with Tomcat, but I get this error in the
logs when I try to run it...
[Naming] Starting
[Naming] Started
[Hypersonic] Starting
[Hypersonic] Server.run/init: java.sql.SQLException: File input/output
error:
|So, for example, you're saying that you can have a FooBean that
|can get data
|from both an Oracle database and a Sybase database *at the same time*!???
I believe you are saying that "one bean one db" is the right way to design
this...
but several databases in one application scope is *common*
seems funny... seems also Oracle specific?
1- can you try the BMP by himself. (does the Aaron code on BMP with Oracle
work properly, I assume yes since that is part of jbosstest)
2- do you have one transaction for the whole operation ? cmp1, cmp2 and
bmp1 are all part of the same transaction,
I'll be setting up a secure site this weekend. I'm making arrangements to
take credit cards. I'll know more before the end of the day. I'll send an
email to the list when I'm ready to go. However I still need to get the
T-shirts printed up. That may take a while.
-john
-Original
hi,
everything worked fine in BETA-PROD03 so i guess i missed something
simple... i established a DS, but cant get it from the JNDI, and the JNDI
browser says jboss cant find a security manager present and thus disables
the RMI classloader. i set securefalse/secure in jboss.xml.
i couldnt find
tim that is a neat little script to keep jBoss running in production I am
sure people will find it useful,
could you give it in a simple web page "Solaris autoboot how to". Nothing
fancy just this mail in web format
thanks
marc
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Well I remember "slashdot" does t-shirts and the shipping is taken care of
by a company. The ordering is done directly by the individual with that
company as well. So the slashdot people are never involved.
John, don't do it yourself, it is a pain in the butt and you will end up
paying out of
Alexander ten Bruggencate wrote:
Hi,
tomcat-test.ear deploys as it should with tomcat-2.0-final and tomcat
3.2b7 on my machine
(linux, x86, sun jdk1.3)
but i can't figure out how to run it.
Hi,
Tomcat serves files on port 8080.
The deployment descriptor in tomcat-test.ear
you are using an old version where we had problems with the zip removing
empty directories (namely db/hypersonic)...
You can create the directory by hand or get the latest version that is
properly managed
marc
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Hi Folks,
maybe I was not clear enough in the HowTo with this MANIFEST.MF
Class-Path stuff...
I try to deploy an ear file with JBoss. This ear has this structure :
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
META-INF/application.xml
rapids-ejb.jar- All EJBs
rapids-web.war- war file
conf/some_files
I see. Okay, I changed it so that it won't automatically close
the connection. You can use the "invalidateOnError" setting to control
whether connections should be kept in the pool or released after a
SQLException, but it won't automatically close the connection in either
case - it'll
I just loaded up the final version of jboss_tomcat an a wint nt box. I did
not
put any applications in the deploy directory, yet jboss went out and
deployed
a jar from my classpath anyhow. Has anyone else experienced this, and
is it normal? I wouldn't think so. This "seems" seems to only affect
Hmm... Does CVS know that ".tgz" is binary?
Aaron
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Matt Bauer wrote:
I just tried to download the jboss-petstore.tgz file and could not open
it. I tried with different browsers and wget, all failed. I think the
file is corrupt. The url I tried was
Rickard,
I gave this a shot and did not have success.
The first server "jboss1" started,
is logging to ../log/server.log (not as intended)
and autodeploying from ../deploy/jboss1 (as intended)
The second server "jboss2" seems to have failed numerous parts of
initialization.
Sorry, Ignore this, I downloaded the Hypersonic directory off of the jBoss
website,
and it all works now ;O)
Sorry to bother you all ;O)
Tim.
PS: Apologies also for the gratuitous smileys...
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Known install bug. Simply create a hypersonic directory in the db
directory.
Wes
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Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 11:56 AM
To: jBoss
Subject: [jBoss-User] Hypersonic and other installation probelms
Hi there, I hope you
Can you send the source code for the bean where you try to get the
connection?
Aaron
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Benjamin Kunz wrote:
hi,
everything worked fine in BETA-PROD03 so i guess i missed something
simple... i established a DS, but cant get it from the JNDI, and the JNDI
browser
Rickard Öberg wrote:
I will modify the Windoze scripts to not include Tomcat in classpath. If
some *nix dude could do the same fix to the .sh script that would be
great.
Done.
Sebastien
When I do this it means we must add a CPE MBean to jboss.conf. I will do
this too.
regards,
Hi Marc.
It seems it is an Oracle (XA) specific problem. I tried using minerva and it
worked.
But now if I choose minerva I have another problem : how do I
insert/update/select oracle CLOB ?
Here is my problem lifecycle:
1) I have an entity bean with a CLOB column in the DB (it holds user's
My preferred method is to outsource the operation. However, I took a look at
a few companies (cafepress.com) and it seems to me that they will only print
an uploaded jpeg, but will not perform any custom work(including the
printing that we need front of the shirt). I'll talk to slashdot and get
Rickard Öberg wrote:
I've been messing around with Tomcat a bit, and have fixed two things:
* the naming service now reads jndi.properties into system properties.
This means that servlets now can do "new InitialContext()" to use JNDI
and does not have to have their own jndi.properties, or
Tim Yates wrote:
Now, this seems to be a valid error, as I don't have a default.properties
file in that directory (indeed, I don't have a hypersonic directory iside
the db directory!). Am I missing something? Where can I get it from?
You are experiencing the lingering .zip error. Just
I really like the new site, but.the diagram on the main page looks like it could use a little help. (it's also pretty big at 47k).
I threw together a possible alternative--take a look and see what you think - http://www.geocities.com/jpvasquez/jboss.jpg
It could use some more texturing, but
On second thoughts i wonder how many folks in singapore want it if u hv some
consolidation u can bulk mail it to one of us and save on the postage!!
rgds
krishna
"When I was growing up, the question was: who's going to be in charge?"
Adams said. "But we all know that's not the case -- we're
Any chance you can sell some of this stuff to people on the list?
JamesB
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/14/00 09:39PM
Ok,
the logo is our usual logo with "An Open Source J2EE(TM) Application Server"
in the back
In the front "jboss (logo) and under it "coding the future""
I will send you the large
I'll take 2
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From: John D. McDonald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: mercoledì 15 novembre 2000 2:55
To: jboss list
Subject: [jBoss-User] JBOSS T-SHIRTS: Who wants one?
Mark,
Can you send me the logo that you had(for J1) on the
t-shirts? I'll get them
printed
John McDonald wrote:
I just loaded up the final version of jboss_tomcat an a wint nt box. I did
not
put any applications in the deploy directory, yet jboss went out and
deployed
a jar from my classpath anyhow. Has anyone else experienced this, and
is it normal? I wouldn't think so. This
We're
setting up the details now. Everyone will know
shortly.
-john
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 9:55
AMTo: jBossSubject: Re: [jBoss-User] JBOSS T-SHIRTS: Who
wants one?Hey!
I'm in for 2!
On http://www.ejboss.org/documentation/jboss_win32_5.html
The example uses:
Object ref = jndiContext.lookup("interest/Interest");
But on
http://www.ejboss.org/documentation/jboss5.html
The test client on this page shows:
// Get a reference to the Interest Bean
// This
Hi
all,
I'm having trouble getting the
jBoss/Jetty integration to work. I get the following exception when jboss
starts:
[Jetty] Testing if
Jetty is present.
[Jetty]
Configuration error
jar:file:/usr/java/jBoss/bin/webapps/default|/
org.xml.sax.SAXException:
I would like to
design my web apps so that I can access them directy through a normal http
url. ie: www.myserver.com/myapp
NOT: www.myserver.com:8080/myapp.
I know I can do this by getting tomcat and apache working together, but when I
introduce jBoss in the mix, I haven't been able to get
John McDonald wrote:
My preferred method is to outsource the operation. However, I took a look at
a few companies (cafepress.com) and it seems to me that they will only print
an uploaded jpeg, but will not perform any custom work(including the
printing that we need front of the shirt).
Looking good, remove XO3, put "Jetty" and do put the DB
stuff in the back.
I
really like the look though
marc
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I greatly prefer your graphic to the existing one.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really like the new site, but.the diagram on the main page looks
like it could use a little help. (it's also pretty big at 47k).
I threw together a possible alternative--take a look and see what you
think -
Try closing the PS before the Connection - the PS is really a
"child" of the Connection...
Aaron
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Jon Finanger wrote:
Hi!
Just to make you aware of this (i'dont really know if its a bug or a
misunderstanding from me) i get an exception if i try to close a
sexy!, looks cool
-
which tool did
you use to create it? It would be nice (and professional) if all diagrams on the
site/future white papers have the same look and feel
-Rob
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No, the application that jboss deployed was NOT in the deploy directory. It
was one of my own, in the classpath. Give it a try.
-john
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From: Sebastien Alborini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 1:00 PM
To: jBoss
Subject: Re: [jBoss-User]
But you should instead declare a resource reference in you
ejb-jar.xml file, and then use *that* name. So for example, if your
ejb-jar.xml declares a DB resource named "jdbc/Foo" you should be able to
look it up as "java:comp/env/jdbc/Foo" in *either* server! That whole
point of that is
I used the Blender (http://www.blender.nl). It's free, (though not totally open source) and is very powerful once you learn to use it. The interface is not intuitive when you first start, but after going through some of the tutorials, it's not too hard to understand. You can become much more
"Michael G. Drew" wrote:
I would like to design my web apps so that I can access them directy through a
normal http url. ie: www.myserver.com/myapp NOT: www.myserver.com:8080/myapp.
I know I can do this by getting tomcat and apache working together, but when I
introduce jBoss in the
You are looking a bean up using the JNDI name "Foo" (or the
equivalent). This is incorrect. As I just said in another message, if
your ejb-jar.xml declares the resource with name "Foo", then you should
look it up using "java:comp/env/Foo", and you'll need to create a
jboss.xml files for
Hi,
documentation is listed in the downloads section, but only seems to be
browsable online... Would be nice to have a downloadable bundle
containing all the docs if poss.
cheers,
Luke.
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If your plan is to just use your servlet container
to serve up http, why not use tomcat without apache. The benefit of
running apache is that it serves static pages fast (I'm sure there are
others). If everything is going to come out of the servlet container,
however, just set tomcat to
Michael,
Please
post your numbers when you have them,
this
is very very very very interesting.
marc
PS:
The servlet container war has begun let the games
begin
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yes the classloader is jar based and so the classloaders are not the same
and so the calls are serialized, i.e. normal invocation of RMI. The
throughput is with network invocations in your case (although 10ms is high,
we have it running in 1ms *with network* on win2k)
However what you are
Hi John,
Count us in for 8!!!
Rich Katz
HearMe.com
John D. McDonald wrote:
Mark,
Can you send me the logo that you had(for J1) on the t-shirts? Ill get them
printed up and take care of logistics. First of all, let me get a count of
how many people are _really_ interested before I lay out
Rickard Öberg writes:
Hey
Tom Cook wrote:
I've written an mbean (two in fact) which my beans need to look up.
When they go to do so, however, there is a ClassCastException thrown
at java.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(). This smells to me like a
classloader issue; the
alright then, jaz it up and it is a
go.
marc
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graphicI used the
Blender
I'm in for two more from Portugal. (Roberto, -oi, como vai isso?-, se
quiseres mandar vir diz-me qq coisa ou liga para o 966466860 - sorry, that
is portuguese for "Roberto, if you want to join orders etc...").
Cheers
Hugo José Pinto
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Morrison, Scott writes:
[snip]
QUESTION:
Is there any explaination for this?
Yes.
Tom
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|Subject: [jBoss-User] Documentation - is it downloadable?
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|
|Hi,
|
|documentation is
On Nov 15, Bill Pfeiffer quoth:
If your plan is to just use your servlet container to serve up http,
why not use tomcat without apache. The benefit of running apache is
that it serves static pages fast (I'm sure there are others). If
everything is going to come out of the servlet
If it
is a matter of putting apache in front of jetty I am sure it has been done to
serve static pages...
or has
it?
guys?
(cross
post)
marc
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Is it me or is the mail system ***really*** slow today
marc
Marc Fleury, PhD
CTO, Telkel Inc.
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Problems?:
Tim,
I've sorted this out - you were right, I'd copied the
build file from the Tomcat dir , and was working with
a
freshly built Jetty from CVS. I hadn't remembered that
the other jars at the end of the classpath needed
updating.
This is now done and checked in.
Let me know if you have any
Guys,
Jetty is looking for it's default XML parser.
My JBoss integration tells Jetty to use the XML parser
distributed with JBoss, to cut down on classes.
This is done in the run.sh script by a
-Dorg.xml.sax.parser=com.sun.xml.parser.Parser.
I expect your run script is out of date. The one
Guys, Guys,
Jetty is already integrated with JBoss - look at
contrib/jetty in CVS
Any questions - I'll be pleased to answer them.
As for pros/cons - Do you want just a Servlet
Container, or the whole lot ?
As for the port number - tell Jetty to use whatever
port[s] you want in it's xml
heh...I thought it was my mail system :)
marc fleury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Is it me or is the mail system ***really*** slow today
Hi,
I've cleaned up the integration between tomcat and jetty (in CVS). You
now no longer need to set environment variables (TOMCAT_HOME,
JETTY_HOME). All configuration is instead done in the jboss.conf file
(you have to uncomment both the classpath extension service and the
EmbeddedTomcat /
Jules just to make sure we communicate...
what we are talking about is "shipping" Jetty with jBoss so that folks don't
have Anything to do! one download and voila presto! a J2EE server.
These are *pre-configured* and ready to go, then we bench :)
marc
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Ok one question that seems to be coming up is
can you use
Apache, jetty (JSP+servlet), jBoss.
it is the first one we want to know about. I know you are working on a web
page and mini-how-to all these questions are already popping up :
marc
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Hi all,
I am trying to run jboss on a Windows 2000 box and get this
message. I have jdk1.3 installed and thought that was all that
was needed.
The offending line in the startup is:
[Hypersonic] Starting
[Hypersonic] Server.run/init: java.sql.SQLException: File input/output
error:
Hi!
Tim White wrote:
I've been messing around with Tomcat a bit, and have fixed two things:
* the naming service now reads jndi.properties into system properties.
This means that servlets now can do "new InitialContext()" to use JNDI
and does not have to have their own jndi.properties,
hi!
change to the directory c:\jboss\db and create the directory hypersonic.
then everything should work.
yours,
lars
Hi all,
I am trying to run jboss on a Windows 2000 box and get this
message. I have jdk1.3 installed and thought that was all that
was needed.
The offending line in the
Hey
I've been messing around with Tomcat a bit, and have fixed two things:
* the naming service now reads jndi.properties into system properties.
This means that servlets now can do "new InitialContext()" to use JNDI
and does not have to have their own jndi.properties, or access
Hey
FYI, all Tomcat fixes mentioned in previous post are now in CVS.
/Rickard
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Rickard Öberg
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.telkel.com
http://www.jboss.org
http://www.dreambean.com
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