On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Hi,
I don't understand the following:
If EJB X in package A has to access EJB Y in package B, why do I have to
include Y's interfaces (and probably PK-class) in A?
Shouldn't X find Y without the include in A when A and B are deployed in
the same
Hi All...
This should be easy, but I can't ge tit to work. I downloaded the
jboss-cvs.zip from the archives and unzipped it to c:\
When I go to the jboss/src/build and execute build.bat I get the error
pasted below. The ant.jar seems to be where it belongs. This is running on
Windows 2000
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001, you wrote:
[snip]
resource-managers
resource-manager
res-namejdbc/OrdersDataSource/res-name
res-jndi-nameOrdersDataSource/res-jndi-name
/resource-manager
If you give your connection pool a name like 'OrdersDataSource' then it will be
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Thanks Ravi,
marc
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I downloaded jBoss with comcat(binary version) just two days ago.
I unzip the it to D:\ and as a result, get two main folders and all the
subfolders and files in D:\jboss_tomcat\jboss-2.0-FINAL\
and D:\jboss_tomcat\tomcat-3.2-b7\ .
I went to D:\jboss_tomcat\jboss-2.0-FINAL\bin\ and run
If I'm not mistaken, the beta version you list are superceded by 2.0 FINAL.
So, if you want something newer than 2.0 FINAL, you need to get the CVS
version. A message from Marc from earlier today stated that the pre-2.1
version isn't tagged, but that the next versions 2.2, 2.3, etc will be.
Hi,
I am using jBoss 2.0 FINAL with Oracle 8. How do I prevent jBoss from
showing all the details of any query fired through an entity bean? jBoss
shows a lot of details with every query done to the database. Any attribute
to be set in the jboss.jcml file??
-Prince
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Can anyone tell me what level of compliance the current stable release as
well as the cvs release comform to?
Also, what other opensource products (ie; Tomcat 4.0) are jBoss most commonly
integrated with?
Thank You,
Anthony
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Forgive me if Im missing the obvious. Im new to JNDI, but I just dont see
how your code could work with nothing in the classpath.
You are directly referencing the SKILLSHome class in your code. Therefore,
the class loader that is trying to load the SKILLSHome is the system
classloader (since I
Title: No Transaction manager in JNDI
Trying to install the new patched PetStore app.
Everything looks great until I try and create the Data pools under oracle.
I follow the examples character for character with the latest thin Oracle JDBC drivers.
On start up I get this error
Hi Tom
I have put a line in the Webserver class to log each time a File (class or
resource) gets downloaded to the remote client.
As you can see from the cutpaste below javax.ejb.EJBHome EJBException
classes do get downloaded along with a lot of dependant classes.
I think the answer lies in
Thanks for the clarification. If i understand you correctly you would use
jaws.xml to define the join query rather than doing it with a custom finder
if we are still talking CMP?
There is a nice howto on it ("Use join queries with JAWS CMP for EJB 1.1")
so i guess the JAWS CMP implementation is
the hashcode() method is included in my PK class,
public int hashCode()
{
StringBuffer strBuff = new StringBuffer( );
strBuff.append(userID);
strBuff.append(listID);
String str = strBuff.toString();
int hashCode = str.hashCode( );
return hashCode;
}
When
hi all,
I am wriiting an BMP beans and using the jboss server...
my create method is given below:
In the Bean
public CategoryPK ejbCreate(String catID,String catName,int hierarchyLevel,
String parentCode,String description,String image)
throws CreateException,
Hi!
Tom Cook wrote:
On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Hi!
Tom Cook skrev:
Not that I know of. The whole auto-redeploy mechanism is there because it is
_faster_ than restarting the server. Or is there some other reason I'm missing?
That may be one reason but the major one must be
Why not run it as a contest on the web-site, with the winner getting 1 hours
telkel consultancy ;-)
Tim.
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All,
Using JBOSS_2.0_FINAL I'm having difficulty casting
the results of a ejbFind* to my primary key type
(AccountPK). I get a 'ClassCastException: $Proxy1'.
Here's a code snippet:
Collection clct = home.findByPersonsName( "Bob" );
for( Iterator itr=clct.iterator(); itr.hasNext; )
{
// This
Hello!
I try to integrate the MVCSoft Persistence Manager but I don't know how to
modify jboss.jcml. In jBoss documentation the page with dtd description is
empty.
How can I put the lines:
mbean code="com.mvcsoft.persistence.jboss.spi.PersistenceSPIService"
I'm having trouble contacting the cvs host right now. Here is the traceroute:
1523tracert cvs.working-dogs.com
Tracing route to cvs.working-dogs.com [205.227.191.23]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
116 ms 10 ms 10 ms lamia-int.displayscape.com [172.17.66.51]
216 ms16 ms 10 ms
Hi,
This should be easy, but I can't ge tit to work. I downloaded the
jboss-cvs.zip from the archives and unzipped it to c:\
When I go to the jboss/src/build and execute build.bat I get the error
pasted below. The ant.jar seems to be where it belongs. This is running on
Windows 2000 with
PS I have nothing in my classpath (this is exactly what I want in there
Be that as it may, put the classes in question on your classpatch as a
diagnostic, and tell me what happens. Could be a container bug...faint bells
are ringing about this but I can't put my finger on it.
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Hi Ole,
Sorry for the delay but i am sick...
Remember that i use:
-) the last CSV - 14_02_2001
-) Oracle 8.1.7
-) The thin driver
-) The config with OracleXADataSource:
oracle.jdbc.xa.client.OracleXADataSource
-) i have #jboss.xa.xidclass=oracle.jdbc.xa.OracleXid
A result is displayed at the
Hello!
I try to integrate the MVCSoft Persistence Manager but I don't know how to
modify jboss.jcml. In jBoss documentation the page with dtd description is
empty.
How can I put the lines:
mbean code="com.mvcsoft.persistence.jboss.spi.PersistenceSPIService"
Hey,
Ant has a bug when dealing with relative paths, so install jboss under a
2-level-from-root directory (such as C:\Jim\JBoss, instead of C:\JBoss) or
use absolute paths in build.bat.
Search also the mailing list about this topic, you're not the first, and
many provided solutions for that.
hi!
what does this message want to tell me??
should i be worried, or should i ignore it?
the message was printed out on the console where jboss runs in.
tnx,
patrick
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Hi Rickard,
Per Nyfelt wrote:
I mean if you have an entity bean mapped to one table but
need to define a
finder that does a join across two tables (the beans own
and another one) to
be able to return the appropriate Collection and uses a
parameter from the
another table-column
Hey,
I downloaded jBoss with comcat(binary version) just two days ago.
I unzip the it to D:\ and as a result, get two main folders
and all the
subfolders and files in D:\jboss_tomcat\jboss-2.0-FINAL\
and D:\jboss_tomcat\tomcat-3.2-b7\ .
I went to D:\jboss_tomcat\jboss-2.0-FINAL\bin\ and
Hello Bobby,
Your id development is interesting but I do not think it was Edward's point.
The id IS for sure an issue but it can also be solved by using a GUID
(Globally Unique ID). The "problem" is that for each new sub class you had
to your inheritance tree, you need to modify your parents
Hey Mathew,
What do you consider to be pritable documentation? Is it the html
document with no fancy headers - ala Linux Doc html LF or you are
thinking more of a pdf format ?
Do people want Linux Doc look of the new doco ???
Now that we have documentation moved to Docbook, having this option
Anthony,
Available in the CVS modules is the latest effort to
ensure EJB 1.1 compatibility (see jbosstest). The
current effort verifies most of the stateful/stateless
implementations with only minor discrepencies (mostly
in the type of exceptions that are thrown in one or
two minor cases).
I copied the *.war files from the TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directory to the
TOMCAT_HOME/deploy directory. However thy still do not work. When starting
jboss with embedded tomcat I get the following sorts of errors for each of
the copied war files:
[Auto deploy] Auto deploy of
Hi
Several day ago I installed jBoss on my laptop (Windows 2000) after having
successfully run the demo app, I shut the app server down by pressing
CTRL-c.
Today, I tried to start the app server again, but it failed. The following
error messages were prompted to my doss shell (please see
Hi, we had this same problem since we are using a lot of beans and they are
deployed almost randomly, so i dont know which bean uses which other bean.
The solution i found (and i dont know if i'm violating the j2ee specs, or
rules :) ) was to add the remote and home interfaces of the beans to the
Hi!
Indika Fernando wrote:
public CategoryPK ejbCreate(String catID,String catName,int hierarchyLevel,
So you want the PK class to be "CategoryPK"..
prim-key-classjava.lang.String/prim-key-class
.. but you have defined it to be java.lang.String.
And you're wondering why it doesn't
hiya,
i found this on
http://www.jboss.org/newsite/business/tomcat.htm
about tomcat/jboss integration -
'We are working on an accelerated version, due out soon, that works with
in-memory, non-serialized objects.'
does that include remote interface method invocations? and does
non-serialized
The hashcode field is definitely not needed in the table. Do you have a
hashcode field in you Bean class?
Also, you may want to cache the hash value in your PK since your hashCode() is
pretty expensive. You are creating a StringBuffer, a String and using String's
hashCode() which is recomputed
Look at your deployment descriptor
prim-key-classjava.lang.String/prim-key-class
Shouldn't your primary key be defined as CategoryPK?
-Pete
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I've used xp parser and the document seems to be valid, but I don't succeed
to solve the problem; I've used Ultra Edit to see hex codes of characters
in ejb-jar.xml.
I've tried to remove some lines from this and it seems the error is located
in the lines of entity bean description.
have you any
All,
Please kindly excuse my plea for help. I had a core
dump!
I was trying to cast a result Collection from a finder
method to the PrimaryKey type. I know better, I think
I was suffering from brain shut down... I need to cast
to the BMP type and all is well.
Sorry for wasting bandwidth and
* Peter Braswell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010214 10:11]:
All,
Using JBOSS_2.0_FINAL I'm having difficulty casting
the results of a ejbFind* to my primary key type
(AccountPK). I get a 'ClassCastException: $Proxy1'.
Here's a code snippet:
Collection clct = home.findByPersonsName( "Bob" );
Peter Braswell wrote:
All,
Using JBOSS_2.0_FINAL I'm having difficulty casting
the results of a ejbFind* to my primary key type
(AccountPK). I get a 'ClassCastException: $Proxy1'.
Hi Peter,
The find methods return an instance (or instances) of the remote
interface, not the primary key
Hi,
from MVCSoft I got this answer:
Hi Andreas,
There was a bug in an earlier version of JBoss that had a problem
with deletions in jboss.jcml (unrelated to the persistence manager).
I'm not sure which versions had this problem, but it is fixed in the
Hi!
IMHO, the Collection contains Account (remote interface) objects, not PK's.
Vincent.
At 04:57 14/02/2001 -0800, you wrote:
All,
Using JBOSS_2.0_FINAL I'm having difficulty casting
the results of a ejbFind* to my primary key type
(AccountPK). I get a 'ClassCastException: $Proxy1'.
Here's a
IMHO, you need to add an equivalent MLET/ entry in the jboss.conf that
really
starts the service and (re-)writes its configuration into the jcml.
CGJ
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Von: Schouten, Andreas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 14. Februar 2001 14:07
An: jBoss
hi
try cast it to RI (remote interface) first. then get the pk. someone
explained this
before to me but still i dont understand. check the archive.
one more thing, System.out the object that iter.next() return, see it
for yourself
what kind of object you've got..
hope that helps...
.r
Peter
Hi all,
"Narinder Singh" wrote:
Hi
I need to call methods of a
stateless (???)
Session Bean from another bean.
...
Might be, you don't need the called Session Bean at all.
Not every class on the server side is some sort of bean,
in fact most of them are normal classes providing services
I am using MySQL db with jboss. When I deploy my beans it creates the
tables it needs for some. The others especially when a blob is one of
the fields does not get automatically created. Should I just create the
tables explicitly or do I need to tweak something?
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I get a 'ClassCastException: $Proxy1'.
Here's a code snippet:
Collection clct = home.findByPersonsName( "Bob" );
for( Iterator itr=clct.iterator(); itr.hasNext; )
{
// This is where I get a class cast exception...??
AccountPK pk = (AccountPK) itr.next();
}
I think you need:
Fellow zoapers,
When I deploy EJBs with zoap-enabled SOAP interfaces,
it seems that I can no longer find them via JNDI look-ups.
If I disable ZOAP (by setting configuration-name to empty
in the .jar file's jboss.xml and changing nothing else), it works.
ie the JNDI calls work, and the method
How do I get JBoss to use the Tomcat JNDI name space?
How do I make JBoss use an external LDAP name space?
Tim Tye
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Jim Archer wrote:
Hi All...
This should be easy, but I can't ge tit to work. I downloaded the
jboss-cvs.zip from the archives and unzipped it to c:\
When I go to the jboss/src/build and execute build.bat I get the error
pasted below. The ant.jar seems to be where it belongs. This is
Ug! Your kidding!
Well, thats good news then. That implies that all the features I wanted in
the PROD 04 beta is in 2.0 final and thats what I need. I now understand
your prior message saying that 2.0 final has those features.
This is why I was so confused. I was looking at the binary
I'm not sure about the use of Reference and NamingManager (I do everything
through a Context), but you can create a
URLClassLoader to point at the port the webserver is running on to load
classes, and then set it to be the class loader for the current Thread
thanks to Tom Cook for pointing this
I don't see how using a GUID can solve the finder problem. Won't you get
object slicing (an A entity bean instantiated around a B bean's data) if you
use an A home finder method that happens to match a B bean? How does a GUID
resolve this?
And regarding needing to fix the finder methods as
It is correct for ejbFind* to return a collection of AccountPK
However the corresponding find* methods will return collections of remote
interface (Account??). This is spec. In the intervening container code the
PKs are wrapped in remote interfaces which are passed to the client
-Original
Hi,
Isn't it your EJB home interface that
cannot be found?
This is in your EJB jar, and its
classes are not served by the web
server.
This is similar to when one EJB jar
tries to access classes and defined
in another EJB jar.
Problem is, while it would make
sense to serve the interface classes
Well... is j2ee.jar in your CLASSPATH??
Maybe it should NOT be??
(I'm not the one who will explain you the reason... coz don't really know)
_
Jorge
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From: "Takashi Suezawa" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "jBoss" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 3:09 PM
Hi,
Try casting to your remote interface
type instead.
Best Regards,
Ole Husgaard.
Peter Braswell wrote:
All,
Using JBOSS_2.0_FINAL I'm having difficulty casting
the results of a ejbFind* to my primary key type
(AccountPK). I get a 'ClassCastException: $Proxy1'.
Here's a code
I would like to see printable docs as well, but the only thing I'm
intereested in as far as being "printable" is that I can print it in one
fell swoop without having to follow each link and print that section, one
part at a time.
So anything will do. A giant text file is fine. Whatever is
Thats awsome, Peter! Thanks!
Jim
--On Wednesday, February 14, 2001 6:00 AM -0800 Peter Braswell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anthony,
Available in the CVS modules is the latest effort to
ensure EJB 1.1 compatibility (see jbosstest). The
current effort verifies most of the stateful/stateless
Patrick Buchinger wrote:
what does this message want to tell me??
It tells you that one of your transaction
was running longer than the timeout value
(default 300 secs, can be set in jboss.jcml).
should i be worried, or should i ignore it?
It means that the transaction will be rolled
back.
Hi,
Question is: Is your bean primary
key type CategoryPK (as you use in
your ejbCreate() method), or is it
java.lang.String (as you declare in
your ejb-jar.xml file?
Best Regards,
Ole Husgaard.
Indika Fernando wrote:
hi all,
I am wriiting an BMP beans and using the jboss server...
my
Ehm, Peter,
All,
Using JBOSS_2.0_FINAL I'm having difficulty casting
the results of a ejbFind* to my primary key type
(AccountPK). I get a 'ClassCastException: $Proxy1'.
Here's a code snippet:
Collection clct = home.findByPersonsName( "Bob" );
for( Iterator itr=clct.iterator();
I'll commit this in few days, unless you can do that before.
Thanks
Simon
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From: Castro, David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: marted 13 febbraio 2001 16:59
To: 'jBoss'
Subject: [jBoss-User] RE: Why doesn't CMP findByPrimaryKey lookup on
cache?
BTW, I
On Wed, Feb 14, 2001 at 11:09:22PM +0900, Takashi Suezawa wrote:
Hi
Several day ago I installed jBoss on my laptop (Windows 2000) after having
successfully run the demo app, I shut the app server down by pressing
CTRL-c.
Today, I tried to start the app server again, but it failed. The
On Wed, Feb 14, 2001 at 04:57:44AM -0800, Peter Braswell wrote:
All,
Using JBOSS_2.0_FINAL I'm having difficulty casting
the results of a ejbFind* to my primary key type
(AccountPK). I get a 'ClassCastException: $Proxy1'.
Here's a code snippet:
Collection clct = home.findByPersonsName(
Title: RE: [jBoss-User] MBean not finding Classpath (on Linux)
It works fine on NT. On Linux, it fails. Anybody know of any Linux-specific bugs?
-Original Message-
From: Joshua M. White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 12:07 AM
To: jBoss
Subject:
Check out Yvon Pedron's work on
creating an EJB logicsheets for cocoon based systems.
http://perso.club-internet.fr/pedron/ejb/
Please keep us posted on how this works for you.
/David
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Hi, i've had some problems with some parsers with this in the header:
?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?
!DOCTYPE ejb-jar PUBLIC
"-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Enterprise JavaBeans
1.1//EN""http://java.sun.com/j2ee/dtds/ejb-jar_1_1.dtd"
/|\
|
Some parsers dont seem to like these
Post your ejb-jar.xml and jboss.xml configs.
- Original Message -
From: Darius Davidavicius
To: jBoss
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 7:24 AM
Subject: [jBoss-User] getCallerPrincipal() == null
Hello,
I have downloaded the last source from VCS.
I have the same problem i had few
Peter, wait a second. On the client
side
home.findByPersonsName( "Bob" )
should return a Collections of RemoteInterfaces
for all "Bobs".
Sure, your Bean implementation (in case of BMP)
returns the Collections of PK, but the container
intercepts the keys and converts them to RemoteInterfaces.
It looks like you have picked up the j2ee.jar implementation of JNDI and
the setup is out of whack. Make sure your classpath does not contain the
j2ee.jar.
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From: "Takashi Suezawa" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "jBoss" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001
Indika
Look:
public CategoryPK ejbCreate(String catID,String catName,int hierarchyLevel,
but
prim-key-classjava.lang.String/prim-key-class
Get it?
Best,
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Does anyone know if this bug is fixed in 2.0 FINAL, or do we need to go to
the CVS archives to use the NVC Persistence manager?
Thanks...
Jim
--On Wednesday, February 14, 2001 4:39 PM +0100 "Schouten, Andreas"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
from MVCSoft I got this answer:
Hi
Hi,
I never see any one using Message Driven Bean here, but any way...
The examples in jbosstest and in my short howto has been broken for a
while. I have not know nabout this since I have not used MDB for a
couple of weeks. Thinks changed in the layout of the jboss.xml file for
interceptors
Indika,
Indika Fernando wrote:
NEDD A QUICK REPLY
TIA.
Aren't you afraid of getting answer like "Read a book!"
or "NEDD A QUICK PAY".
But seriously, I suppose that jboss didn't ask for a hashcode
field, it's just complaining that hashCode() is missing or
incorrect. jboss checks something
Francisco Andrades wrote:
rules :) ) was to add the remote and home interfaces of the beans to the
jboss classpath, so other beans can use them, but load the Bean class using
jndi.
Can you explain what you actually add to the jBoss classpath?
I deployed 2 packages, ineedu.jar and findme.jar
"Tye, Timothy" wrote:
How do I make JBoss use an external LDAP name space?
http://www.jboss.org/newsite/documentation/JMX.ExternalContext.HowTo.html
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Hurrah!!
Three cheers for that. I agree totally.
Sorry that I don't have time to contribute more but I learn alot from you
the real JBoss players. I didn't know what to make of that guy's posts but I
certainly found them annoying.
Keep up the goo work Marc!!!
Regards
Luan
- Original
Title: jBoss Valentine version config
Any new tricks with jBoss configuration with Valentines CVS version...
jBoss looses it just after it loads my data source. No errors in error log either. I did get the CVS dated 2/8 working OK.
[Transaction manager] Starting
[Transaction manager]
DeWayne and Jeff,
Like you, i am also grappling with the same integration issues.
My setup is:
W2K
Apache 1.3.17+mod_jk
Tomcat 3.2.1
Cocoon 1.8.2
JBoss-PRE2.1 - Built from CVS at 13/2/2001, 16:00 EST
Embedded Tomcat - Built from CVS on 13/2/2001, 16:00 EST
JDK1.3 (SUN)
First off, the apache,
Configuration:
Win NT 4.0
jboss 2.1-PRE
tomcat 3.2.1 (embedded)
Currently I compile RMIs using jdk1.3 rmic without -iiop switch.
It works fine when I run jboss without tomcat.
I have problem running RMI when I use embeded tomcat with jboss. [Webserver]
service gives classNotFound
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Hi!
[snip]
The fact that you need to re-deploy updated beans without disturbing all
connected users would suggest that you have users connected to your development
system, or are developing on your deployment system. Either way, it's the sort
of
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Forgive me if Im missing the obvious. Im new to JNDI, but I just dont see
how your code could work with nothing in the classpath.
You are directly referencing the SKILLSHome class in your code. Therefore,
the class loader that is trying to load the
testing,
please disregard
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Great reply! What about scalibilty???
Do you have any experiences with Orion Server and/or OpenEJB?
Thank You,
Anthony
On Wednesday 14 February 2001 14:00, you wrote:
Anthony,
Available in the CVS modules is the latest effort to
ensure EJB 1.1 compatibility (see jbosstest). The
current
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, you wrote:
I'm not sure about the use of Reference and NamingManager (I do everything
through a Context), but you can create a
URLClassLoader to point at the port the webserver is running on to load
classes, and then set it to be the class loader for the current Thread
Ole Husgaard wrote:
Hi,
Isn't it your EJB home interface that
cannot be found?
This is in your EJB jar, and its
classes are not served by the web
server.
Are you sure? Why then we need the web-server for?
Only to download jnp-client and jboss-client?
This is similar to when one EJB
OK people, that is the ninth or tenth reply to that email I've seen today, all
saying _exactly_ the same thing! You can stop replying now!
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Ehm, Peter,
All,
Using JBOSS_2.0_FINAL I'm having difficulty casting
the results of a ejbFind* to my primary key
I'm trying to get dynamic loading of the interface classes using the
webserver to work also...
Ole, you say that classes in the EJB JAR are not served by the web server?
If this is true (I'll take your word for it), dynamic class loading is only
useful if one
adopts your approach and just put
Hello,
I embedded tomcat3.2.1 into jboss2.1 thinking that I could use the form
based login. (I read somewhere that this bug was fixed in jboss2.1)
I droped the examples.war from tomcat into the jobss deploy. Everything
works EXCEPT form login. It's the same problem, the url is
You have to use a cvs version to be able to add configurations to jboss.jcml.
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From: "Jim Archer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "jBoss" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2001 12:08 PM
Subject: RE: [jBoss-User] changing jboss.jcml
Does anyone know if this bug
I'm still bumbling around in the dark, only now I'm surprised that nobody
even said RTFM, consult the xyz url or join the abc maillist.
Is there truly no-one else in the world trying to use EJB with recursive
data structures?
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