dwin wrote : ensure that your JDK is 1.5 and not 1..6
eerm... right! my jdk is 1.6... didnt imagine that -_-
With 1.5.0 it works perfectly! well.. many thanks :)
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For MDBs, yes, that works.
For @Timeout methods, unfortunately, IIRC, the EJB spec says that they do not
get intercepted (which is extremely annoying). So what you can try to do is to
use a Seam asynchronous method instead.
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Thanks a lot !
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This is happening because a session object is being inserted into a session as
an attribute, e.g.
HttpSession session = request.getSession();
session.setAttribute(session);
You need to find out why that's happening as it won't work.
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Hello,
i was fooled by the following code
| s:link value=Edit User action=/editUser.xhtml
| f:param value=frese name=myUserId /
| /s:link
|
The editUser page is displayed, but the request param was not set. After some
time, i realize that the
Hello, I have to manage following case from JSF is called one from my session
bean's and I have to save this data using Hibernate which is integrated into
framework JavaSIG, for example instance ot Persistance is comming form class
org.hl7.hibernate.Persistence. I try to create an instace of
To share state between all sessions you must use application context (or, in
a cluster, the PojoCache). There is no way to handle an event in all sessions
according to the servlet spec.
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I've just started looking at seam-gen (with Seam 1.1.5 and Oracle XE) and it
fails when running the generate-entites task. It manages to build all the
entity beans, but breaks half way through building the xxxList.xhtml pages (it
does output about 10 files of an expected 40).
The error message
It's a DEBUG message and is nothing to worry about. Either ignore it or turn
off DEBUG logging of org.jboss.cache.TreeCache.
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Just for your information,
the above problem occurs with this configuration
app/deploy/mywebapp.war
app/deploy/app_aspect.aop
app/deploy/app_aspect/META-INF/jboss-aop.xml
I also tried to deploy the aspect using the other scheme:
app/deploy/mywebapp.war
app/deploy/app_aspect.jar - this
Hi,
Sorry, this is a duplicate post but the subject got truncated on the last one
and I didn't know how to modify the subject.
I have been trying to manage timeout on a stateless session bean. I have a
client that is running in eclipse outside of jboss calling in to a running
jboss server.
nobody plz
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I have two task , A and B, and there is a transition x from A to B.
Is there any posibility to make and undo, if the user make a mistake when
signaling A.
I want to make a backtrack, and i dont want to put a transition from B to A.
HOw could i resolve this. ?
Thank in advance.
Alfonsina
Has anyone found a solution to this, I'm running into the same problem? I'm
also using the IBM VM on Ubuntu 6.06 with JBoss 4.0.5
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APPLICATION scoped events are exactly what I need :-)
Cheers
Markus
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Actually icefaces uses a delay when sending value change events. So it doesn't
hammer the server with a request on every keypress.
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With s:cache you cache part of pages serverside - i.e. a dynamic part of a page
that changes from time to time but is expensive to compute.
With meta tags in html headers you cache whole pages clientside - you can tell
the client to ask everytime if theres a newer version available, to use the
Yes, I usually build from source (for a while, some fixes I needed were only
available that way). I extract the sources from Subversion and run the build
script in the build directory. After a few minutes, the binary is in
core/output/resources. I also download the binary because I find that
In poking around and finally getting into building jbpm-enterprise.ear from the
cvs head, I got a little further in my testing. Because I cant figure out how
to configure transactions properly, I just tried to turn them off by editing
the
jbpm.cfg.xml and setting
| field
Thank you. Look forward to testing it out.
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In the Management Portlet, there is a tree view. Select the 'root' entry, and
then click on Properties. You can then change the defaultObjectName property to
the name of your portal. Once you save that change, your portal becomes the
default portal, thus using the url
Hello,
I would like to know how expensive an extended application scoped persistence
context is.
I.e. I have a menu consisting out of 1000+ elements that I need for every
request. Therefore I would like to cache it - naturally in the application
scope.
Now, instead of reading the whole menu
It looks like core.services.document.DocumentServiceParameters is contained
both in your .aop file as well as in your war's WEB-INF/lib or WEB-INF/classes.
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Hi I need to access the connection pool in JBoss from a standalone program, im
getting the context through JNDI like this:
Properties env = new Properties();
env.setProperty(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory);
env.setProperty(Context.PROVIDER_URL,
Ok, then in an SFSB how can you ensure that every time the property is accessed
the factory is getting run again?
The way I understand it is that the factory is only executed when the
corresponding property is null. Therefore, the only time that would apply is
the very first time that the
Please try again with current CVS, thanks.
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You may also want to configure the specific page that is displayed after
logout. Instructions for that are here:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigurePortalLogout
Regards,
Scott Dawson
Unisys
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Have a look at:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=HowCanIAccessADataSourceFromAClient
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That is definitely NOT the right way to think about extended persistence
contexts. Their cache goes away at the end of the conversation.
Put stuff in the application context, or use a Hibernate second-level cache.
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Hi I need to access the connection pool in JBoss from a standalone program, im
getting the context through JNDI like this:
Properties env = new Properties();
env.setProperty(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory);
env.setProperty(Context.PROVIDER_URL,
Hi I need to access the connection pool in JBoss from a standalone program, im
getting the context through JNDI like this:
Properties env = new Properties();
env.setProperty(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory);
env.setProperty(Context.PROVIDER_URL,
@Factory(scope=EVENT|STATELESS)
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There are a lot, but I have only worked with JProfiler in one of my projects.
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Add a refreshMyList() method and let it listen to an event. Fire the event
(from anywhere) when you need to refresh the data.
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lightbulb432 wrote : When catching NotLoggedInException in exceptions.xml, I
have a
|
| redirect view-id=/login.xhtmlNot logged in/redirect for the
NotLoggedInException.
|
| While the redirect works correctly, the message Not logged in doesn't
display in login.xhtml's h:messages
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Two mbeans you can look at:
jboss.j2ee:service=EJB,jndiName=XXX
jboss.management.local:J2EEServer=Local,j2eeType=AAA,name=XXX,EJBModule=YYY,J2EEApplication=ZZZ
(look at stats)
where XXX is the bean name, YYY is the jar file name, ZZZ is the ear file name,
and AAA is the bean type.
View the
One thing I have realized digging into this issue more is that the EJB Deployer
is immediately deploying my EJB jar. The MDB gets started immediately
thereafter. If messages are on the Q the MDB is listening to, then it starts
trying to consume them I think that maybe the Seam
I had this failure too and I could solve it I hope I can help you.
Dou you have a datasource defined in your persistence.xml file like this?
jta-data-sourcejava:/SeamRcAdfDatasource/jta-data-source
if yes -- Try this
1- Take the jta-data-source definition away from the persistence.xml file
2-
Thank you very much
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I have this problem. I'm running an instance of JBoss server in my Lomboz
Eclipse IDE and suddenly it just stops. There is apparently no error or
exception. It just shuts down! Anyone knows what could be happening?
Here's more info...
OS: Windows 2K SP 4
IDE: Lomboz 3.2
JDK: 1.4.2_06
Server:
This could make sense, I suppose. I guess its kinda wrong that MDBs in the
ejbjar should go live before the rest of the EAR is fully started. Report this
as a bug to the EJB3 team, if it is truly the case
I suppose I could make my interceptor throw exceptions if seam is not fully
started
[img]http://www.apress.com/ApressCorporate/supplement/1/10234/bcm.gif[/img]
http://www.apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=10234
Well the second (although apparently first to print) JBoss Seam book is being
released this month. All the chapters were sent to the printer on friday so it
should
I did a little further debugging and found out, that it has to do with the
optional=false
If I remove that attribute, it works without any problems. Anyways: is this the
way it should work? I think this behaviour is still a little bit strange and
I´m still not satisfied with this non-handled
Also needed to apply this fix for compiling the cvs head.
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPM-834
All I wanted was a Pepsi !!!
No really, I'm just trying not to lose any information on how to get the beast
to run with Jboss 4.0.5GA, ejb3, jms messaging, and annotated class persistence
in a
other item, @Logger doesn't ever seem to work for MDB's.
| @MessageDriven(
| activationConfig = {
| @ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName = destinationType,
propertyValue = javax.jms.Queue),
| @ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName = destination, propertyValue
=
Hi!
I have read 3 threads here and some blogs that try to explain some aspects of
BPEL-Java coexistance and some pros and contros of attempt to exploit BPEL
(below you can find those links) in WS free world...
Anyway I want to ask simple question:
Is it easy or not ( is it possible ) to wrap
doh!
Thanks! ;-)
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That log does not show anything related to shutdown. How did you identify that
the server went down?
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Yes, sure, it is. That's because if I don't include the class in the .aop or
.jar that contains the interceptor, it throws a ClassNotFoundException.
There must be a way to make the interceptor to be executed in the same
classloader as the class that contains (in this case) the method
You need an @Name on the MDB to make it Seam component.
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| Including the aop deployment files and descriptor under the .war of the
application seems to be the right solution, but I tried that without sucess...
|
| Wich are the chances of deploying the aspects as part of a war application?
THis is currently not possible, as a
If you want to write a custom login module, you just have to mention the
classname(along with its packagename) of the loginmodule in the
login-config.xml present in %JBOSS_HOME%/server/deault/conf folder. You will
additionally have to place the login module class (and all other related
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already commented on that
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Cool!
That was quick ;-)
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How about this http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=TransactionTimeout
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Hello,
I have an EJB3-Seam application that uses's an MDB. A problem I am having is
that as EJB deployer (I think) is activating or putting my MDB's into the
Method-Ready Pool before my EAR is completely deployed. Is there a setting to
control this?
I am attempting to use Seam annotations
In order to do this with an interceptor, would I not have to make a separate
thread? Otherwise, how could my interceptor gain control to throw an exception
if it has chained on to code that does not return in the allotted time?
Creating a new thread is worrisome since interceptor state is held
I asked for the posibility of deploying the aspect inside a .war file because
of this content in the jboss-aop reference documentation:
http://labs.jboss.com/portal/jbossaop/docs/1.5.0.GA/docs/aspect-framework/reference/en/html/running.html#d0e3109
There states:
anonymous wrote : That is you
Hello there! Just started here, yesterday some folks gave me some help on my
first question. Now I have another architectural question: I know I'm free to
not use each managed bean as a SLSB, I could use my managed bean as a facade to
a remote object and have the SLSB injected inside my managed
I believe this quote stems from an older version of JBoss AS where the
UseJBossWebLoader=true in
deploy/server/jbossweb-tomcat.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml.
In this cases the cl used for the WEB-INF/lib and WEB-INF/classes is a
UnifiedClassLoader.
With this setting set to false,
Can you show the log message that is causing this problem?
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Thanks. I had looked at this one, but when I use this suggestion, I see a
warning logged in my log file about the transaction timing out, but the ping
still takes 10 seconds to return. I'm not sure what is being timed out, but it
does not seem to be the ping method.
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Try with latest version of JBoss and WebServices package. For me it got
resolved when I played around a bit with different combinations of JBoss AS and
WebServices package (did it by building JBoss from source).
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| log.info(findUserByUserid() : found users - + evergreenUsers);
|
here is the whole method:
| public String findUserByUserid() {
| log.info(findUserByUserid() : anumber = +
evergreenUser.getAnumber());
| log.info(findUserByUserid() : lastqry = +
Thanks for the quick response.
Unfortunately, I've just updated to the latest cvs (list.xhtml.ftl is now
v1.11) and the problem is still present (with the same error as before). If
there's anything else I can try let me know.
Cheers, Pete.
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I've actually been working on it Since June.
Just got soo busy with it never had time to request help on here for reviews
till later. The book will be about 320pages.
I was able to do a lot of changes in december in it to try and cover some of
the 1.1.0 changes that occured.
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after @Naming my MDB's as Seam components:
| 2007-02-07 11:40:03,215 ERROR [org.jboss.jms.asf.StdServerSession] session
failed to run; setting rollback only
| java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Attempted to
invoke a Seam component outside the context of a web
Thnk you for you answer.
In not-clustered environment, the application works fine.
How can I individuate where I make the mistake?
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I'm getting the following error reported from JSF in certain situations. I
have found a solution, but I wanted to dump out my code to the group to see if
you guys have seen this issue and help me determine if this is an issue in
seam, or if I'm just misusing or not understanding this
Hi,
I'm porting an application from orion to JBoss 4.0.5.
I have an application-client witch I want to deploy an run when jboss starts.
In the docs I found that there must be a META-INF/application-client.xml and a
META-INF/jboss-client.xml and that jndi.properties must contain
I use the embedded JBoss container for EJB3 unit testing. I want to create the
schema manually (with SQL) to verify my entity beans against the production
schema.
Seems like I can not prevent the container from creating the schema for me,
after calling
EJB3StandaloneBootstrap.boot(null);
Hi,
I recently purches the eBook Java Persistence with Hibernate and am working
through the chapters.
Why is it that this code reports a flushMode of AUTO, when it should be MANUAL?
| @Stateful
| public class MySessionBean implements MySession {
|
| private static final Log log =
I get what you are saying. You are expecting a exception to be thrown when the
transaction times out. Thats not going to happen. JBoss will just mark the
transaction for rollback and log a WARN message (which you are already seeing)
when a transaction times out. However after the transaction
Hello Folks,
I'm currently helping a client evaluate several portal options, including
JBoss. Things are going fine in general, but I do have a few questions that I
can't seem to find answers to in the documentation:
1. How can one rename a portlet window?
2. The current mechanism for
I assume you mean browser page caching. I came across this problem with an
application that required a login to see customer transaction data.
Essentially you could login, view financial data and then log out, after which
hitting the back button would show browser cached pages from the
jaikiran wrote : How did you identify that the server went down?
|
This is how I know it went down:
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Operating system : Windows XP
Java version: 1.4.2_08
JBoss Sever version : jboss-4.0.5.GA
Hello,
I am trying to develop a ws-client, but when I try to test it I get the
following error
| java.rmi.RemoteException: Call invocation failed with code [InternalError]
because of: An internal
You can code up an implementation of
javax.servlet.http.HttpSessionAttributeListener that tries to serialize each
attribute when the attributeAdded or attributeReplaced callbacks are called. If
serialization fails, log the attribute name and the stack trace. Then tweak
your web.xml to include
Hi,
I'm installing JBoss in my production enviroment, I want to do it with the
least possible dependencies. I have started it only with the JRE installed (no
JDK at all) and it seems to run fine. Anyway I would like to confirm that only
the JRE is required to run. Are any dependencies other
For Glassfish JAXWS 2.1
it seems that the annotations
@Stateful and
@Addressing are supported
so you basically annotate your web service with
@Stateful
@Addressing
@Webservice
along with a reference to a StatefulWebServiceManager
JBoss guys,
would you say upcoming or existing JAXWS
I don't know if you are more concerned about architecture or performance here
but I assume the latter. When it comes to performance, you need to be more
specific (scalability, response time, etc.) and set realistic goals/targets
that can be testable.
Now I am no EJB expert, but you'll find a
That's very cool. Congratulations! I will have to get one. :)
Our book is off to the press this week as well (after the new security chapter
is proof-read:)). I think developers will really benefit from having several
different view points on the technology -- Seam is such a great framework,
Ok, I fixed the interpolator so that it won't throw an exception when an
improperly formatted message comes in. Just so you know, though, you really
should be constructing log messages more like
| log.info(Here's my potentially dangerous value: #0, myValue);
|
instead of
|
eharoldw wrote : In order to do this with an interceptor, would I not have to
make a separate thread?
yes.
most state is held in the invocation object with couple of notable exceptions
(security, tx on the thread), so basically you could disconnect your incoming
thread from the actual worker
Hi,
I'm having some problems with seam validation and facelets source tags. It is
not working!
To reproduce, in the booking example, just change in the register.xhtml:
from:
h:inputText id=username value=#{user.username} required=true
| a:support event=onblur reRender=usernameErrors/
|
And to add to the previous -- if you can already go with EJB3 then the JBoss
EJB3 async invocations with future return values may be the least effort
solution to your problem
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I set up a JBoss4.0.5 (ejb3-clustered installation) cluster with 3 nodes, and I
use the following:
run -Djboss.partition.name=newPartition -c a11
I received the following log info:
11:36:26,544 ERROR [URLDeploymentScanner] Incomplete Deployment listing:
--- MBeans waiting for other MBeans ---
Action can be a call to a method in a session bean. If that method returns a
string, that string is used as the view identifier. If that method has no
return (void) or it returns null, then the view specified by view= is used as
the view. If the action returns null AND there is no view=,
I set up a JBoss4.0.5 (ejb3-clustered installation) cluster with 3 nodes, and I
use the following:
run -Djboss.partition.name=newPartition -c a11
I received the following log info:
11:36:26,544 ERROR [URLDeploymentScanner] Incomplete Deployment listing:
--- MBeans waiting for other MBeans ---
Thanks for making the fix - I'll try it out when the next CVS bundle appears on
the nightly builds server.
I disagree with your suggestion about how I should log a message. As far as
I'm concerned, when I ask a logger to log a message, whether it's a single
string, concatenation of strings,
I have the same trouble has a long long time, but nobody response me. This
problem is caused by parameters in Facelets templating.
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Sorry for jumping back in the middle here, but can you explain exactly the
problem you are having with the namespaced XML?
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I tried your suggestion but the pages is still rendering without
authentication. The only consolation is that any h:commandLink that has roles
set on them do not render which is as expected. However my pages are still
exposed to unauthorised access.
Is it that i have to somehow configure
anonymous wrote : Seam implements JSR 299 that inspires developers to create
more enterprise beans. (is it correct?)
JSR 299 has not yet released any work, so nobody implements it (because there
is so far no specification to implement). Sure, Seam encourages you to write
more Enterprise Java
anonymous wrote : So, I believe it's the right place for the question. Seam
implements JSR 299 that inspires developers to create more enterprise beans.
(is it correct?)
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| What to do if simple application based on Seam eventually ceases to be
simple? Does it become out of the Seam
Hope someone can help with this -
I receive the following error in server.log:
2007-02-07 11:50:22,302 ERROR
[org.jboss.deployment.scanner.URLDeploymentScanner] MBeanException: Exception
in MBean operation 'checkIncompleteDeployments()' Cause: Incomplete
Deployment listing:
Looking at the booking example, I don't think I'm supposed to in- and outject
variables the way I'm trying to. Hope this helped somebody :)
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Hello,
I used seam-gen to create a project for Eclipse. No problem getting it to
generate entities for my existing tables--even the generated web app pulled
back data.
I wanted to try the prod/dev datasource distinction, so for my project (Spurs)
I have Spurs-prod-ds.xml and
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