Is there any possibility, to run jBoss with a simple PooledConnection
instead of XAConnection ?
(Sorry, but I still need transaction management on a Connection basis
...)
There was a hint in the list, that 'JDBCDataSourceLoader' might be
configured instead of 'XADataSourceLoader', but I tried in v
I cannot lookup any DataSource resources from my
WebTier via web.xml reference.
"java:comp/env/jdbc/MyDataSource" gives a naming
exception. I can only get to my data source by
directly using its name specified in the conf files,
"java:oraclePool". Is this not supported at the
WebTier level?
Thank
On Saturday 06 January 2001 02:34 pm, Derek Slager wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 06, 2001 at 07:40:25AM -0700, Chris Cuilla wrote:
> >
> > Thanks for the response.
> >
> > I have looked into the interest JAR file and the ejb-jar.xml file is
> > there and it is under the META-INF directory. That's the odd t
I'm sending this for Greg, Jetty maintainer (he's not hooked into this list
at the moment):
"Tomcat has been designed and implemented as servlet container to
work with a variety of HTTP servers.
Jetty is both a HTTP/1.1 server and a tightly integrated
2.2 servlet container. As a result, Jetty
Hi All,
I'm trying to get the AutoDeployer to work with a directory. The docs
mention that this can be done.
I've done the following:
1) Created a subdirectory "calc" under the "deploy" directory
2) Create a "META-INF" subdirectory with the xml files in it
3) Copied by compiled Java classes und
Allright, I got it working finally. The problem was conflicting xml parsers, and the
fact that jboss apparently adds its lib/ and lib/ext directories to the beginning of
the classpath. So, if you're experiencing problems, move lib/parser.jar and
lib/ext/xml.jar somewhere else, and add them man
Has anyone written such a document?
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Hi,
Tilmann Ludwig wrote:
> Is it possible to perform transaction between several instances of jBoss,
> running on different machines?
Not currently. I'm trying to find time to implement this...
> If not at the moment, will it be in the future?
I need this for a deadline in august, but hope to
Using Hypersonic Database, I have the following error .
I use the standard jaws settings.
In fact, I have several queries where it cannot find the PRIMARYKEY
(UpperCase ???).
Do I need to create the table, if yes, how can I create "hypersonic" table ?
I join the log.
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I had a similar problem using the XMLC (http://xmlc.enhydra.org/)
XML publishing framework. The only way I could find to solve this
was to either put the preferred parser in the CLASSPATH before
run.bat is executed, or to add the following line to run.bat:
set CLASSPATH=d:\java\xerces-1_2_3\xerc
I'm having a similar problem. I'm using jBoss 2.0 FINAL/embedded Tomcat and
Oracle 8.0.5 with the classes12.zip drivers. I have existing (populated)
tables and code that work find under Weblogic and jonas, but when I switch
to jBoss beans never get written to the DB. I can do lookups with no
troub
Hi Shahar!
Yes, it definitly works for me. Let me check again ... yes, there are
values in my database in properties that are only set in my "top" class.
So super.ejbCreate() works for me in sub ejbCreate methods.
Add some System.out.println() in your beans and see yourself what is
entered and wh
Hi Brian
You are absolutely right, it should make its lookup over the network and not on the
local box. Sorry for this very poor answer.
To make it up you again, I've posted the question to JDC (Java Developer Community) at
http://java.sun.com, and to this list again.
So...Let's hear what the
Ok, guys, I need help..xs
I've strugled a couple of days and now have jboss, tomcat (embedded) and apache
working together. What I still need, and can't get working, is Cocoon. My
configuration is: jboss PRE-2.1 (checked out from cvs yesterday), Tomcat 3.2.1, Apache
1.3.14 and Cocoon 1.8. Bot
Hi JBoss gurus
why is it, when an applet is doing a JNDI-lookup, it gets an IOException??. I know it
has something to do with the security manager (the applet being out of its sandbox)
but...
When the applet does its lookup, it should (or...?) lookup the resource over the
network and not on t
Hi Clarence!
How do you start ? Is the DB empty, meaning there are no tables in the
DB before starting JBoss ? Are the tables created after start ?
Ciao, Tobias
Clarence Westberg wrote:
>
> I seem to have the various configration file set up (at least I don't get
> errors) and I can find things
Hi there,
back from vaccation, I tested some (BMP)beans on jBoss-FINAL (with
tomcat) using an Oracle database as XA Connection pool.
Every time, I access Oracle, i get hundreds of lines in the console log
for every entity. Lines are like
DBCV DBG2 DBAccess byte:4e
DBCV DBG2 UCS-
Title: jBoss with Ingres
Hi,
I am wondering if anybody has used jBoss with Ingres (6)? if yes, with which JDBC drivers?
Any experience feedback would be very interesting.
Thanks a lot,
jorg
Is it possible to perform transaction between several instances of jBoss,
running on different machines?
If not at the moment, will it be in the future?
We would like to use jBoss in a project in which the data access layer will
probably reside on a different machine as the
businnes logic layer an
Hi guys (Tobias pay attention to this...).
The deployment works fine.
But when coming to create entities I get "javax.ejb.CreateException: Could
not create entity:java.sql.SQLException: Invalid column type"
It happens because jaws tries to put NULL in the primary key field.
and why is that , you
I seem to have the various configration file set up (at least I don't get
errors) and I can find things already in the database. My problem is that I
can indert rows. I get no exception when I issue a create() but the database
doesn't get accessed. ejbCreate() is called, ejbStore() does not seem t
>
>I am new to jboss and am trying it out.
>
>I have the server up and running.
>I am working on the example standalone client to connect to my jboss
server
>running on localhost.
>
>Everything works fine till the
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> Inte
Hello all,
we have a problem running two instances of JBoss on one machine:
The firewall on the machine running jBoss allows communication on
defined ports only (the ports jBoss uses). Therefore we need to
configure all ports used by jBoss explicitly.
The JNP Server uses an anonymous RMI port w
Does someone know how I can run JBoss on VA and debug it ?
It will help me to find and understand my problems easily !
Thanks a lot for your help
Christophe
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Hello,
I have the following error during the home lookup, I m not sure it is a
problem, because I receive the right home,
but maybe the home or orther stuff are not well initialized !!
I use the following method :
---
private static InitialContext getInitial
I searched the archives and found a few references, but no one has really
said that they have Apache and jBoss w/EmbeddedTomcat working together. Is
this possible?
Thanks,
Dewayne
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BTW, I can't understand why there is a client.jar even if all these
classes are in tomcat-test.jar as well. Is it because we need only the
interfaces to run the client? but still why is this duplication, I can't
imagine having this kind of a solution for a reasonably big
application...
Thanks, th
get http://www.jboss.org/jboss_tomcat.zip
After unzipping, the source should be at the following location :
jboss_tomcat\jboss-2.0-FINAL\src\org\jboss\tomcat
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Anand
Sent: Sunday,
Hello, whenever I get these classpath difficulties I
Ensure I explicity import all classes no(*) in the clients
Ensure I have case and spelling correct for imports
Check ALL xml descriptors that ref Bean Classes for case and spelling
check the directory structure in the jar files reflects the pac
Hi.
Look at the tomcat-test.ear example that comes in /deploy with jboss_final.
it has a client.jar containing all files neccessary for the ejb clients(i.e.
your servlets) and the manifest.mf of the war contains a classpath extension
pointing to the client.jar
Shahar.
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Thanks Ken, but it doesn't solve the problem..
> Yes and the answer is in the error message :-)
>
> >Package org.infohazard.ejb.einstein not found in import.
> Make sure it's in the classpath.
Of course, the problem is that it's not in the classpath. But my
question is "If I have the bean JAR i
Hi
Yes and the answer is in the error message :-)
>Package org.infohazard.ejb.einstein not found in import.
Make sure it's in the classpath.
>import org.infohazard.ejb.einstein.*
And/or make sure this import statement is correct.
See, easy :-)
Edward
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From: Abhish
Hi,
I have packaged my application in an ear(following are the contents)
22 Mon Jan 08 12:04:00 GMT+01:00 2001 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
844 Mon Jan 08 12:04:00 GMT+01:00 2001 META-INF/application.xml
2683 Mon Jan 08 12:04:00 GMT+01:00 2001 junitee-example-ejb.jar
2073 Mon Jan 08 12:04:00
Hi,
Thanks for your response. I didn't get much sleep last night, so maybe I'm
being slow...
> [snip] with JNDI meaning Java Naming and Directory Interface, this store
> must reside on the file system
Why? (I'm genuinely curious and I seek understanding.) Is this your
hypothesis based on obser
Hello, I am trying to run cocoon from within tomcat embedded in jboss
(sharing vm). I have set up cocoon and tomcat stand alone but I don't know
where to start when it comes to getting cocoon working with embedded tomcat.
If anyone can give me enough info to get cocoons examples up and running
wit
Hi Anad
I can help you with both your problems.
1) Try posting to the Tomcat mailing list. This is the JBoss list.
2) If you press the little key on the left of your keyboard marked "Caps
Lock" you'll stop posting messages all in caps.
Edward
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From: MEENAKSHISUNDARAM
Hi,
I have packaged my application in an ear(following are the contents)
22 Mon Jan 08 12:04:00 GMT+01:00 2001 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
844 Mon Jan 08 12:04:00 GMT+01:00 2001 META-INF/application.xml
2683 Mon Jan 08 12:04:00 GMT+01:00 2001 junitee-example-ejb.jar
2073 Mon Jan 08 12:04:00
CAN ANYONE HELP ME IN HOW TO START THE TOMCAT PROGRAMATICALLY.I DON'T WANT
TO USE JBOSS
Anand Meenakshisundaram
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R Naithani wrote:
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> That's exactly what I do sir!
> - Original Message -
> From: "Robert Schulz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Jar or your EJBs should be placed in deploy (at least in 2.0Final).
> > If you copy them over, they automatially get redeployed.
> >
> > Robert.
> > > -Original M
Hi!
Scott M Stark wrote:
> I'm using LDAP with JBoss by binding my LDAP server's initial context into
> the JBoss JNDI namespace and this works great. About 30 lines of code is
> all it takes:
>
> private void initializeLdap(InitialContext iniCtx) throws NamingException
> {
> Properties env
"Andersson, Jan" wrote:
> I've been trying for some days to get my first EJBs running on jBoss.
> Numerous problems have turned up. Maybe you can help me? Please! I feel
> I'm running out of steam on this. It shouldn't be that hard to get this
> thing going, would it?
Nope, it shouldn't.
> T
Oh! sorry about the typo!!
I copy them to the deploy directory!!!
one of those things :-o
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From: "Tobias Frech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "jBoss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 1:22 PM
Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] home vanishes!
> R Naithani wrote:
Come on,
you don't know that java files with package must reside under a directory
tree that replaces "." in package declaration with "/" for directories ?
Put your class files under directory se/jadata/jox !!!
Simon
> -Original Message-
> From: Andersson, Jan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
On Mon, Jan 08, 2001 at 05:57:06AM -0500, MEENAKSHISUNDARAM Anand wrote:
> CAN ANYONE HELP ME IN HOW TO START THE TOMCAT PROGRAMATICALLY.I DON'T WANT
> TO USE JBOSS
http://jakarta.apache.org/
and please stop screaming.
christian
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I'm using LDAP with JBoss by binding my LDAP server's initial context into
the JBoss JNDI namespace and this works great. About 30 lines of code is
all it takes:
private void initializeLdap(InitialContext iniCtx) throws NamingException
{
Properties env = new Properties();
env.setProperty(Co
Hi Rickard!
I didn't think otherwise - i was just a bit unsure if i really got i
right. It looked almost to good to be true and i just wanted a
confirmation that we are following the spec and not making use of a
jboss feature.
As you may know we have been stuck in the Ejipt and 1.0 mud for to lon
Hi guys!
I've been trying for some days to get my first EJBs running on jBoss.
Numerous problems have turned up. Maybe you can help me? Please! I feel
I'm running out of steam on this. It shouldn't be that hard to get this
thing going, would it?
The current situation:
jBoss restarted in a
Hi!
Beware of the fact that on most databases you will not only lock the
specified row but the whole db page where this row exists. There is not
so many databases that supports row level lock, most of them do lock per
db page.
/Lennart
> Jay Walters skrev:
>
> As I said this will slow things do
On Mon, 08 Jan 2001 10:21:31 +0100, Rickard =?iso-8859-1?Q?=D6berg?=
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
rickard> Hi!
rickard> Chris Cuilla wrote:
>>
>> Are there any other jBoss examples besides "interest"? Ones that work?
rickard> All examples in the "jbosstest" CVS module works.
rickard> /Rickard
Ho
Hi!
Shahar Solomianik wrote:
> I have a last_modified column for each table (entity...) in my db. My entity
> beans are mostly CMP's.
> Before EJB, I would have create a trigger on update to update that column.
> How should I do it with my CMP beans ? exclusivley code an ejbStore method
> (eventh
Hi!
Lennart Petersson wrote:
>
> Hi! Gladly enough i'm now allowed to convert our application to make it
> running in jboss.
May I say 'finally'? :-))
> But i also know that we have customers that we will
> not be able to convince that jboss is the right solution (and maybe it
> isn't yet for
Hi!
Sacha Labourey wrote:
> it seems that current JNDI implementation available in JBoss (i.e. JNP) is a
> naming service only implementation, not a directory. Is this true?
That's correct.
> Furthermore, as it does not seem to be persistant, does anyone use another
> JNDI implementation with J
Hi!
"Andersson, Jan" wrote:
> I've been working my way through the "Beginning EJB programming using jBoss
> (Windows)" and have now started to create some beans by myself. Some
> problems I've come across have had me thinking of the following things found
> in "Beginning ...".
>
> The structure
Hi!
Lionel Siau wrote:
>
> Oh my god it still is Can someone get them or Rickard on the phone? It
> is pass the work day in Europe already
Unfortunately I don't have access to that stuff. Only Marc has.
/Rickard
>
> Lionel
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Luke Taylor" <[EMA
Lennart Petersson wrote:
> Ok! Found it. EJB 1.1 spec 9.4.6 finder methods: "The entity Bean
> Provider does not write the finder (ejbFind(...)) methods. The
> finder methods are generated at the entity bean deployment time using
> the container provider's tools." "the bean provider is
> responsi
Hi!
Tobias Frech wrote:
> Anyone knows why we don't hear/see anything from Marc Fleury anymore ?
He's on vacation.
> The last message I received was from 12/29/00 ! And www.telkel.com is
> still hacked. What's the matter ?
Only Marc has access to telkel.com, and see above.
> Also Rickard is
Hi!
Chris Cuilla wrote:
>
> Are there any other jBoss examples besides "interest"? Ones that work?
All examples in the "jbosstest" CVS module works.
/Rickard
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Hi all,
Do you know any documentation for integrate the security authentication for
jboss and tomcat?
Thanks in advance,
johnson
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Hehe lazy is good when it comes to code re-use.
However. Two things you have to remember (and this is also a response to a
later post of yours).
1) EJB is not Java (yeah I know that sounds silly). By that I mean, because
it works in "normal" Java doesn't mean it works with EJB. EJB either
explic
Hello,
it seems that current JNDI implementation available in JBoss (i.e. JNP) is a
naming service only implementation, not a directory. Is this true?
Furthermore, as it does not seem to be persistant, does anyone use another
JNDI implementation with JBoss which would be :
- Java
On 8 Jan, Unmesh S Malvankar wrote:
> Hi,
> Can anyone tell me when JBoss wil be EJB 2.0 compliant? I am keen to work on
>message-driven beans. The design is ready for a project. I am waiting for the
>container to deploy in.
>
Message Driven Beans are already there, fully spec compliant and
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