hello ron,
until today we didnt experience any problems with the compression.
nonetheless we didnt even evaluate the compression, we are just using it: i
tested it for simple communication, but we dont know the amount of data that is
reduced by compression for our application actually. well, the
Yes Jay, I am sticking with the stable 4.2.3GA
Also I did get JBM 1.4SP3 up and running (replacing JbossMQ) and saw the
"optimized" load balancer is action.
Thanks again for the guidance.
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Thanks a lot peter for the reply.
I created the client stub for the my deployed web service and
I called the webservice with the help following code :-
GreetingService greetingSrv = new GreetingService();
Greeting greeting =greetingSrv.getGreetingPort();
But I am getting following run time e
Hi,
I want to provide a popup on a link on my JSR168 portlet to add a contact using
that popup.i have used this way:
window.open("http://localhost:8080/AddressBookPortlet/WEB-INF/AddContact.jsp","addContactWindow","status=no,toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes,menubar=no,height=300,width=300";);
But i am
I just now checked my 32-bit Kubuntu 8.04 system - it has IPv6 installed and
IPv6 addresses have been assigned. I can run CR2 with JDK 6 just fine. I
haven't checked my 64-bit Kubuntu system as regards to IPv6, but I know I have
run CR2 with JDK 6 successfully there also. Ditto for my Fedora 8 s
Hi Tim,
thank you for focusing me on this. It has been a while since we have been
looking at that list of required jars.
In the meantime we tried JBoss AS 4.2.1.GA to host our MDB. This works fine now
- just with adding the jboss-messaging-client.jar (without any changes to
existing jars - l
You should double-check that your /etc/hosts file does not have any IPv6
addresses.
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This is really weird. Are you installing portal on AS copy that you already had
or you are using bundled distro? If former is the case, please download the
bundled distro and see if you get the same error. For the later case, please
check classpath etc.
We verify that bundled distro as well as
user the response encodeURL method
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Hi! I'm new to the forums, and I would like to know if it's possible to inject
the BeanFactory instead of a bean in an EJB (with the '@Spring' annotation and
without using InitialContext and JNDI).
I thought it could be possible if I use the @Spring annotation without any
beanName, but looking
I tried 2.7.0CR1 and got the same error
What is TX Type?
maybe I already have some conflicting libraries in my classpath. Any ideas?
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Right click, Refactor -> Extract interface is usefull for this.
We got a jira request about keeping a interface in sync with public methods on
a bean but it havent been done yet
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Does anybody know why the InvocationStatistics are not populated for MDBs?
I can see the code in StatelessContainer that does this for session beans, but
the same code is not present in MessagingContainer.
I had to add the code myself for our MDBs since we like to monitor statistics
via JMX. How
When I try to look at my EJBs in the web console I can't find them.
I have an Ear file that has one War and one Jar (holding the EJBs). The web
console only shows the War (3x) and doesn't display the EJB Jar at all.
It should show:
-J2EE Domains
-JBoss
-App.ear
-App-ejb.jar
-Ap
Please disregard this stupid question... i've completely forgotten about
setters...
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Hi
Could you please explain me how can i make two sfsbs aware of each other?
Like this:
| @Stateful
| class A {
|
|@EJB
|private B b;
|
| }
|
|
| @Stateful
| class B {
|@EJB
|private A a;
|
| }
|
But afai understand the spec, in this case i'
I did some search on google and probably the reason for this "invalid argument"
error was the ipv6 service is enabled on fedora9. But after disabling ipv6, I'm
stuck with a different error "Address family not supported". I'm using
jboss-5.0.0.CR2-jdk6.zip so thats probably not the issue.
Here
It is easier if you use wsconsume to generate the client stubs. Then your
client code would be something like:
GreetingService svc = new GreetingService();
Greeting g = svc.getGreetingPort();
I was going to dig through the source code generated by wsconsume to correct
your code, but you can do
Which CR2 package did you download? jboss-5.0.0.CR2.zip or
jboss-5.0.0.CR2-jdk6.zip? Since you are using jdk 1.6 you need to download
jboss-5.0.0.CR2-jdk6.zip.
Based on the error message, I suspect that you downloaded the wrong package
because the "setProperty must be overridden" is a know issu
Which CR2 package did you download? jboss-5.0.0.CR2.zip or
jboss-5.0.0.CR2-jdk6.zip? Since you are using jdk 1.6 you need to download
jboss-5.0.0.CR2-jdk6.zip.
If that does not resolve the issue, what are the contents of your /etc/hosts
file?
Have you deployed any apps? Are you starting the 'a
PeterJ wrote : are you past the initial problem you posted and on to another
problem with deploying your EJB?
If so, then
jaikiran wrote : Please post the entire exception stacktrace.
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Hi,
I've just started out with jboss. I'm using jboss on Fedora 9, jdk1.6.
Apparently the jboss doesn't boot up properly after running "run.sh".
The server.log shows up the following error message:
2008-09-28 20:58:02,415 ERROR [org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11AprProtocol]
(main) Error startin
The correct jars needed on the JBM client side classpath are detailed in the
JBM user guide.
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Very weird...
Could it be that the download got corrupted ?
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How can I implement internationalization of countries and cities in these
countries? Are there any text or xml documents available in the internet?
What I want to do is:
List element with countries -> after selecting country list of cities appear
I would like to have the lists internationalized.
i wrote one Stateless bean like
( in mustang version and jboss5.0.0 CR2)
SimpleWS.java (interface)
|
| @WebService
| @SOAPBinding(style=Style.RPC)
| public interface SimpleWS extends Remote
| {
| @WebMethod
|public String greet(String person)
| throws RemoteE
Hi Thomas,
sorry for my temper with the initial post. I was overstressed obviously..
I really do not if it is the portal or the application server that fails. I get
localhost:8080 fine but not /portal.
console had many debug and error level messages. Some errors from
jboss-portal-2.6.6.GA\se
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