I seem to recall this is one of the less intuitive parts of EJX -
but I think the option you need *is* there. There's an empty text field on
the display, and you have to type in "Default Stateless Session Bean" or
whatever. You have to type it exactly as it appears on the other pane,
wher
> I've got the stateful entry, and it gets loaded and works fine for the
> testbeans. In the case where a jboss.xml file is available
> defaultjboss.xml
> doesn't seem to be loaded (I added some logging jBossFileManager where it
> loads the file).
interesting, send me that code so I can troublesh
marc fleury wrote:
> mm
>
> just checked it on my installation with
>
> org.jboss.ejb.ContainerFactory.java#381
>
>conf =
>
jar.getContainerConfigurations().getContainerConfiguration(DEFAULT_STATEFUL_
> CONFIGURATION);
>
> and
> System.out.println("The configuration is "+conf);
>
> an
mm
just checked it on my installation with
org.jboss.ejb.ContainerFactory.java#381
conf =
jar.getContainerConfigurations().getContainerConfiguration(DEFAULT_STATEFUL_
CONFIGURATION);
and
System.out.println("The configuration is "+conf);
and I get
The configuration is Default Statef
I did some further checking and it seems that if a
(partial/incomplete) jboss.xml file is present then jboss uses only those
configurations found in the jboss.xml file and fails to find the default
configurations.
org.jboss.ejb.ContainerFactory.java#381
conf
=
jar.getContainerCo
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You say it does "TestBeans" but the server says "player.jar"
Ok not a biggy, I think I already see what is going on
Can you send me the *whole* messages from the serv
quot;command
prompt" icon... or try clicking on the "run.bat" in the bin directory, that
works too.
marc
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clicking on the "run.bat" in the bin directory, that
works too.
marc
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>
> > Well it seems I've found a very
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Subject: RE: [jBoss-User] Stateful Session Bean Support
Does anyone have any documentation for the jboss.xml file? EJX generated
ones are still causing me problems. I'm telling EJX to create a new jboss
xml and telling it to load my ejb-jar.xml (otherwise it doesn't e
built to work with just that (like
jboss1.0 did)
regards
marc
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Supp
#x27;t allow my beans
to deploy.
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Aaron Mulder wrote:
> The symptom will be corrected shortly (we alrea
Aaron Mulder wrote:
> The symptom will be corrected shortly (we already decided to quit
> trying to load the classes in the MetaData). I'm not sure what the
> underlying problem is (that is, why the class javax.ejb.EJBHome would be
> unavailable).
Is the parent of the classloader you're
at org.jboss.Main.(Main.java:86)
> [Auto deploy] at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native
> Method)
> [Webserver] Starting
> [Webserver] Codebase set to http://localhost:8083/ <http://localhost:8083/>
>
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Yeah I found one :)
Now to figure out how to make it work properly using EJX so I can document
it :)
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Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 10:24 AM
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> Well
> Well it seems I've found a very interesting problem. jboss.xml is not optional as
>some of the documentation implies.
> Removing the jboss.xml from the HelloWorld.jar makes the system blow up in the same
>manner as
> before with the system spitting out :
jboss.xml was optional when the old
et to http://localhost:8083/
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Bean Support
Well
I'm not useing a jboss.xml because its supposed to be opt
her issue altogether.
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I too have stateful session beans working with
the CVS dowloaded last Friday
I too have stateful session beans working with the
CVS dowloaded last Friday.
marc fleury wrote:> > btw the
stateful beans in there work just off ejb-jar.xml (no jboss.xml
with
My jar has a jboss.xml file as does the one posted
at http://www.bonevich.com/ejb/helloworld.jar
it contain
r.xml (no jboss.xml with
> it)
>
> marc
>
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>
> Hi Marc,
>
> I agree with Greg. Since I was struggling with stateful about a week ago I
> took
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>
> Hi Marc,
>
> I agree with Greg. Since I was struggling with stateful about a week ago I
> took note of what others were saying.
is yet, but I have many instances
> where beans aren't deploying and they are very simple instances and with
> ejb-jar.xml files generated by EJX.
>
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OK I should be more precise.
The Stateful bean in TestBeans.jar works fine for me. I encourage you to
take a look at it and see i
fleury
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>
> stateful is supported
>
> marc
>
>
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stateful is supported
marc
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>
> Adinath
Adinath wrote:
>
> I am having problems trying to deploy a stateful
> session bean.
>
> Reading the mailist archives, I am not sure if jBoss
> supports this?
>
> Can some one pls. advise?
>
> Regards,
> Adinath
>
You must be on to something ;-)
Vaughn
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