han that, I think you're
> out of luck.
You could also log through JMS.
Or write a service that binds into JNDI, although that'll only work in app
servers that let you do that.
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thin my EJBs are not re-directed to the log
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I thought they went to the log, I may be dead wrong there, though.
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ransaction is commited, i have EJB10 floating around, since i can not
> remove it within transaction.
Is it statefull or stateless? If it's stateless, it'll probably be out of
a pool anyway. If it's stateful, having it float around will probably be
the least of your problems.
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service.TcpWorkerThread.runIt(PoolTcpEndpoint.java:416)
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nterfaces in packages separate from the implementation classes. Then it's
a simple matter to make an ant build.xml that will do what's needed.
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to the CLASSPATH on the client. NOTE that the server
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OK, now back to the topic.
Where should we install an SSL socket factory in JBoss? An MBean? A new
ContainerInvoker?
Or, to support encrypted sessions without SSL, just write a
ContainerInvoker that passes encrypted objects?
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eMetaData for the connection does not seem to be knowledgable of any of
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> [ODOTRefBean] at javax.rmi.CORBA.Util.(Util.java:53)
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halled and
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> Is there any other way that would be EJB server independent?
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> I know there is zoa
runtime using the java.lang.reflect.Proxy class and
its ilk.
what is happening at EJBUtil.java, line 33?
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gt; No, that wouldn't help since we always call ejbStore after methods
> without tx's have been executed (as per the spec). The database
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'client' == your Cold Fustion server.
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On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Alexander Kogan wrote:
> Please, excuse me for such question, but
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> Peter Shillan wrote:
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> > your client at run-time needs cl
But if your arbitrary name (quux, say) shows up under
java:comp/env/ejb/quux in one container and under /quux under another,
isn't that a problem?
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On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Rickard [iso-8859-1] Öberg wrote:
> Hi!
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something beyond the BMP implementation - some service running in the
container. This is really what I'm trying to point out. Again, do NOT take
this as an official statement from the jboss organization - wait and see
if mark, rickard, or one of the other people who have contributed
signif
ibution
it should work - if not, let me know, please.
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On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Scott M Stark wrote:
> The zola MandelClient.sh script is out of date. You need to include all of the
> jars in the dist/client directory of the j
what
do you guys out there think?
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For the record, foreign keys _can_ be null, unless you also specify the
NOT NULL column constraint. You have to be able to implement 'optional'
relationships and still enforce integrity.
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On Tue, 23 May 2000, Fredrik B
Maybe messages saying "[WARNING] falling back to default ..."
Or even "[DEBUG]..."?
Those of us who want to be flogged for our discretions can opt in by
increasing our debug levels, people who just want it to work can keep them
higher.
Dan Christopherson (danch)
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Another issue that they're looking at in the spec is resource utilization:
How many bean instances will be trying to open the same file? How many
open files will you have? If you go through a resource factory to get your
files, the container can intervene and prevent crashes.
Dan Christoph
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