Thanks for the help - this was indeed the cause of issue. The jbosslookup creds
had to be replaced with some other Tibco user.
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Use the CMS content-type when you add a window
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I found the reason why it is javaassist.
The entity Reason is not marked @Entity. When I add annotation @Entity,
outjected bean to the page is class czReason (not javaassist) and all works
good. But this isn't entity - couldn't be mapped to the database.
Is this bug in seam ?
M.
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Thomas,
The install procedure is not working.
1) Downloaded JBOSS 4.0.5 GA
2) Downloaded jboss-2.0.0GA
3) Run build - it did not work - No errors or success reported
4) run ant after making changes to ant.properties and it built everything but
did not deply.
I wish you can post a more accurate
Huh, it worked for me. I installed jbossws-native-2.0.0.GA into JBoss
4.2.0.GA, earlier; it solved my @Resource WebServiceContext issue, so I'm
pleased.
I'm migrating some services from JBoss.NET, which is a pain because they were
using RPC/Encoded and saving state with HTTP sessions/cookies
genman wrote :
| I'd like to also intercept calls to the method getState() and return the
Microcontainer state. Or, I'd like to inject state somehow.
|
| | public class MyService {
| | @InjectState
| | State state;
| | public State getState() { return state; }
| |
Hi,
By now ou must have solved the problem.. I'm fighting with the same..It'll be
gr8 if you can help me out.
Thanks and Regards
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rbuckvrsn wrote : Are there other options?
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http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBMICROCONT-197
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Hi there,
I've got some trouble with manually installing the jboss messaging (1.4.0CR1)
in jboss 4.2.0 (this one from jems-installer).
I proceeded the whole manually install described in the docs. (The only point
where I left the trail was to configure an other database than the hsql).
After
I never configured the content-type. Where should it be configured?
In my template I use
| f:view contentType=text/html
| ...
| /f:view
|
Because otherwise the content-type is set to application/xhtml+xml, which
causes some javascript to not function, and sets the background color to
Hi I'm trying to remove a few child elements from a onetomany relationship.
like :
| for (Role r : presentRolesToRemove.keySet()) {
| focusSubject.getActors().remove(presentRolesToRemove.get(r));
| }
|
(presentRolesToRemove being a MapRole,Actor)
But doing a em.merge(focusSubject);
Thanks for the help.
I think http://jboss.com/products/seam/core-2.0.xsd needs also to be updated.
The tag definition is not in there yet :)
Richard
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Hi,
I'm experiencing antoher problem when trying to call a method of a stateless
session-bean from a servlet. The session-bean has the following method:
|
| @Stateless (mappedName=ArticleManager)
| public class ArticleManager implements ArticleManagerRemote,
ArticleManagerLocal {
|
hi all, i had this problem, i did an app using Sun App. Server with some cool
stuff, but my boss told me that the app. needs to be run on jboss jbpm, so i
added jboss jbpm as a jboss app. server to netbeans and it worked.. but here is
the problem, netbeans recognized the jboss app server as a
I'm getting a MarshalException on a client application (Eclipse RCP).
I have a bidirectional relationship Employee-Supervisor, both of the same class.
My client app can retrieve a Supervisor entity, including the subordinate
employees, without a problem. However, if I attempt to retrieve an
Can you try aop 2.0.alpha5? Scott added some fixes there to take the
ProtectionDomain into account
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Looks liek a classpath probem. How did you install jbossws? What version is it?
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anonymous wrote : we ran the application server
Do you mean 'reboot' the AS without touching the deplyment?
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The log4j category is 'jbossws.SAOPMessage'. When it's set to TRACE it displays
the message in transit.
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Yes, chunked encoding was added with 2.0
The default configuration for JAX-WS clients and endpoints phas this enabled:
| client-config
| config-nameStandard Client/config-name
| featurehttp://org.jboss.ws/dispatch/validate/feature
| property
|
No, there is no configuraion for this within JBossWS. However the tomcat
configuration might be good starting point. It might as well be possible to
change the default Socket Factory properties for the VM.
It would be nice if you could share your experience with others using the WIKI:
Yes, it's not good. Could you post the server log, so we could investigate
where this error comes from?
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IMO it's not possible with JDK 6, because the JDK itself ships with SAAJ and
JAX-WS amongst others. The only way to get hold of this, is the endorsed
directory mechanism. However this doesn't have the notion of 'scoping'.
If this was JDK 5, it might be possible to isolate the Axis stuff in a
Thanks for the feedback. Please feel free to improve the userguide in that
area. Contributions to the WIKI are always welcome...
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anonymous wrote : I'm writing a diploma thesis about it.
If your diploma thesis includes particular features or enhancements to JBossWS
you'd like to see, please contact me about possible contribution packages.
Regards, Heiko
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approriate feedback there:
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Well, i'd say if the service implementation is annotated with the correct
@SOAPBinding the generated WSDL will reflect this.
Did you specify a particular SOAPBinding this way?
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Hi, I'm a newbie to seam... I'm trying to run the wiki example from
jboss-seam-2.0.0.BETA1\examples\wiki on jboss-4.2.0.GA. I followed the steps
from README.txt, and I'm getting the following errors:
| 20:25:19,953 WARN [JBossManagedConnectionPool] Throwable while attempting
to get a new
A much better starting point for the code you are looking for is a 'seam-gen'
produced skeleton. Check the reference documentation. The wiki example is
actually a real application, with all the complications that brings.
| Cannot open connection
|
You need to start the database server.
Hello,
about PortletSession replication in clusters, the documentation says :
anonymous wrote : The servlet specification is very loose on the subject of
replication and does not state anything about the replication of sessions
during a dispatched request. JBoss Portal offers a portlet session
But sometimes you actually might want to inject entities... Domain objects
often fall into this category: they may be created programmatically using the
new operator, or by an ORM tool.
Spring comes with an annotation-driven aspect that exploits the capability to
allow dependency-injection of
I added a CMS portlet as user admin with the content-type set to CMS. Most of
the time it sets the CMS Portlet content correctly but sometimes it does not.
I haven't spent any time trying to figure out why it sometimes won't set
properly.
Updating the CMS Portlet rendering properties in the
femski1 wrote :
| I would like to move EJB tier to a remote server located behind a firewall
away from Tomcat container on the web server. I thought this was pretty
standard configuration for 3-tier applications.
Actually a firewall is not an adequate motivation for deploying web- and EJB
I think it would be a very bad design decision because you might inadvertently
modify persistent data.
IMHO it is better to use a manager pattern for that like Seam's home objects.
Regards
Felix
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All,
Using JBoss 4.2.1GA, Eclipse 3.3, and the
JBoss Eclipse IDE plugin 1.6.0.GA, I have tried
to follow the tutorial example, making a Fibo
calculating session bean.
I have XDoclet 1.2.3 and have pointed Eclipse to it
in the Window-Preferences-XDoclet config screen.
But no matter what I
I have a MailListener MDB that is not being called. It looks like everything is
setup fine because I can see in the debug log that the email is being retrieved
and deleted, but my method is never called.
Here's the class:
| import javax.ejb.ActivationConfigProperty;
| import
I'm sure this is some minor system config issue, but I'm puzzled. I unzipped
JBoss AS 4.2.1 and run it and it fails with this exception:
17:17:14,000 WARN [BasicMBeanRegistry]
javax.management.MBeanRegistrationException: preRegister() failed:
Try with Java 5
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Really, is JBoss 4.21 that unhappy with Java 6? That's a bit annoying given
how much faster Java 6 is, and it has been out for over a year now. But I'll
try it.
What's strange is that my other computer is running Java 6 and it lets JBoss
4.2.1 start up. Hmm.
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The wiki http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossVsJavaJDKVersionMatrix
says JBoss 4.2.x runs under Java 5. And going by some of the posts that i have
seen here, JBoss doesn't officially support Java 6 yet.
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Never mind. I figured it out. Well, not really, but at least I got it to work.
I removed
@In(create=true)
private OrderEmailProcessor orderEmailProcessor;
and where it's used in the onMessage method and now the onMessage method is
called.
Time to figure out why the processor class didn't get
I have installed Jboss Portal 2.6 GA(bundled with Jboss 4.0.5 GA)
as I work with the different features of the portal, most of the errors are
around the CMS portlet in the admin portal. below is one of the many errors I
am curious if any one else has seen these type of errors.
Configuration
Thanks for your reply, adrian.
Ok, I create a jar and renamed it as sar, and deploy it in the
JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy as Docs.sar, but I get following exception:
2007-07-23 11:16:39,903 DEBUG [org.jboss.deployment.SARDeployer] create
operation failed for package
It's a trivial problem. The identity that JBoss is looking for must be in
/etc/hosts.
http://chiralsoftware.com/blog/JBoss-Application-Server-with-Java-6-ab298ea104a78da7.html
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Or, properly formatted link:
http://chiralsoftware.com/blog/JBoss-Application-Server-with-Java-6-ab298ea104a78da7.html
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I'm a JSF, Seam newbie; Excuse me if this is not the right forum
I have a form with a dropdown; I want to pass my selection on the fly to the
backing bean by using Ajax4JSF;
Unfortunately I'm not able to able to pass on the fly; However form submit
seems to work
Here's my code snippet:
|
EJB 3.0 Call Back methods are working, but the listeners are not working.
ListenerHelloCallBack.java (Interface)
/**
* This is the ListenerHelloCallBack business interface.
*/
public interface ListenerHelloCallBack {
/**
* @return a greeting to the client.
*/
public String
We are running Jboss4.0.2. We use it for queuing as well as maintaing
connection pool to the database.
Occasionally we see (lots of when it happens) below error in the logs.
anonymous wrote :
| 19:34:32,947 WARN [TransactionImpl] Transaction
TransactionImpl:XidImpl[FormatId=257,
anonymous wrote : org.jbpm.graph.def.DelegationException
means, that an exception is thrown within your InvokeService action.
But without a more meaningful exception log, it's hard to guess, what went
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| What does above mean and what can be the impact ?
|
This means that the TX timeout occurs in your application code , you either
need to fine tune the SQL or configure the TX timeout
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=TransactionTimeout
Looks like when you get
Hello all,
Can some one tell me, if it is possible to integrate JBoss-EJB3.0 container
with tomcat with any configuration. I don't want the full JBoss server to be
there in the whole system. Further, if I am able to configure the EJB container
with Tomcat 5.5, what all EJB specific services I
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