hallo
can i get ip address from whos binding a stateless ?
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Hi,
I'd like End-Node to end all tasks of the current process.
Can someone recommend how to do that?
Thanks, Tomer
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Hi,
i am trying to to create a Login mechanism that uses ClientCertificates and
Username/Password techniques.
What i got right now is a Tomcat check if the Certificate is valid and a login
via Username/Password. What i need is a way to actually access the Certificate
to not only check its
kukeltje wrote : anonymous wrote : I assume more people do this.
|
| If I find the time (remember, I do not work for JBoss/RH and only do this
in my free time) I'll try to make a unit test without scripting and see what
happens then.
|
|
I know and it is highly appriciated.
well done,
that seems logical
thanks
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Pls. go thru below text from nikto( web server scanner ) .. what it showing ..
Is thr any security hole in my jboss server if yes pls tell how to fix it.
+ Target IP: *.*.*.*
+ Target Hostname:*.*.*.*
+ Target Port:80
+ Start Time: 2008-11-26 13:22:53
Greetings,
I have web application deployed on jboss 4.2.2.GA. This application
communicates with a web service. It works fine when I deploy the application
first time after restarting jboss. But stops work when I deploy it without
restarting jboss.
Caused by: java.io.IOException: Could not
Well... Since I think not many people use it this way, I'd not qualify the
'bug' as serious. The risk is that if this is changed, some other things fall
over. Things that might be more used
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Hi,
I'm having an issue which seems to be connected with JBoss clustering
mechanism. I have the following configuration:
- 4 JBoss 4.2.3GA nodes on the same subnet
- Load balancer on Apache/mod_jk
If I launch all nodes with no farmed application so that all of them form a
cluster and THEN put
I think things got mixed up here. The 'end-complete-process' attribute on
end-state only makes sense in an end-state that appears in a leg of a fork, and
which should end the complete process, see
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBPM-1181.
Ending a process does not end the taskInstances,
Had the same problem. Fixed it by doing what this sticky post (at the top of
this forum) says:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=145459
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I think I found the problem in the following class:
| package org.jboss.aop.util.logging;
|
| /**
| * A thin wrapper around the jboss logging framework, so that if a proper
logger is not installed
| * we get the output redirected to System.out.
| *
| * @author a href=[EMAIL
actually, on review i think you're correct. This may be a bug.
Any chance you could provide a standalone test to demonstrate it and someone
will take a look.
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If you open a JIRA you can attach the test to it.
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anonymous wrote : Is this the expected behaviour?
FIrstly there is nothing in the jms specification regarding scheduling messages
so this will always be vendor specific. Relying on vendor specific
functionality makes your application less portable between jms products.
Anyway, in JBM 1.4 the
Hello!
Is there a possibility to configure JBoss to use only one processor even one a
multi processor machine? If this is not possible for JBoss itself, is it
possible to force this via JVM args?
Thanks in advance,
Taze
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This is a common mistake.. please, change the name of your task (not
task-nodes) with names with no spaces.. then re-generate this forms.. and look
in the file where all the forms are linked.. I don't remeber the name but is
another xml file near the xhtml files.
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jaikiran wrote : The XML parsers try to validate against the DTD which can
either be available locally in the jar or on the internet at the specified URL.
From what i know, the xml parsers first look for the DTD within the jar and if
that fails, it tries to connect to the internet.
does
I tried the following handler, which seems straightforward:
public class EndAllTasks implements ActionHandler {
public void execute(ExecutionContext executionContext) throws Exception {
executionContext.getTaskMgmtInstance().endAll();
}
}
but I'm getting a
Hello,
I have a sample application with an EJB3 SLSB which is being injected with a
PersistenceContext which is configured in a different jar file as follows :
package org.myapp.ejb.impl;
import javax.ejb.Local;
import javax.ejb.Stateless;
import javax.persistence.EntityManager;
import
Thanks, I filled in a jira issue as suggested:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBPM-1887
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Hello,
I have a sample application with an EJB3 SLSB which is being injected with a
PersistenceContext which is configured in a different jar file as follows :
package org.myapp.ejb.impl;
import javax.ejb.Local;
import javax.ejb.Stateless;
import javax.persistence.EntityManager;
import
it's not only the latest minor verion (3.3), but it already changed in 3.2
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kukeltje wrote : Well... Since I think not many people use it this way, I'd
not qualify the 'bug' as serious. The risk is that if this is changed, some
other things fall over. Things that might be more used
I do not agree: the documentation is very specific about that variables have
contexts
Just some more info:
The sysouts come from the class:
| package org.jboss.aop.util.logging;
|
| /**
| *
| * @author a href=[EMAIL PROTECTED]Kabir Khan/a
| * @version $Revision: 1.1 $
| */
|
| public class SystemOutLoggerPlugin implements LoggerPlugin
The methods used
Let's continue this discussion in your other thread here
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look at the end-complete-process attribute on an end node. But iirc, if you
just have one end node that already should happen
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Let's continue this discussion in your other thread at
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=146250
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kukeltje, thank you very much for your reply.
As per your answer, can I understand that: jBPM haven't any session level talk.
Then I have 2 questions (please excuse me that I'm a very beginer of jBPM):
1. How can jBPM adapt into J2EE cluster environment?
2. jBPM may lock 1 DB record for a very
Hi,
I have 2 ear deployed on my jboss. But the issue is that either of the
one does work for me. both the ear have different context path. The ear that
been deployed former works and the later deployment doesnt work for me.
While deploying the second ear file i get the following
Looks like you're seeing
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Fixed in JBCACHE-1410
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An HQL delete query will not resolve Foreign Key dependencies (according to
Hibernate docs). Since JBPM_LOG has FK's to itself for parent logs, I don't
think that an HQL query will work. :(
Please tell me I'm wrong :)
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Using an ActionHandler with taskMgmtInstance.endAll() in the process-end event
should work.
If you experience any issues, please create a unit test, let us know which
version you are working with and show us the exception.
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Hi Guys
I'm a little confused by the user guide, it said that
anonymous wrote : autoDataGravitation - Whether data gravitation occurs for
every cache miss. By default this is set to false to prevent unnecessary
network calls. Most use cases will know when it may need to gravitate data and
will
Please provide more details.
Normally, a failed deployment results in exception stacktraces on the JBoss
console, followed by the snippet you posted.
Best regards
Wolfgang
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Hi,
i have try to install the current version of JBoss portal (2.7.0) but when
trying to access http://localhost:18080/portal
i have the following error :
Cause: javax.portlet.PortletException: Error process faces request
| Message: Error process faces request
| StackTrace:
|
|
Thanks.
It's a bit embarrassing, I must have this feature as fast as possible. I think
I will get back to Jboss MQ. I keep these Jira request in mind, for a later
retry.
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There is a test case that covers this scenario:
http://fisheye.jboss.org/browse/JBPM/jbpm.3/jpdl/jar/src/test/java/org/jbpm/context/exe/VariableScopingTest.java?r=1.1
Looking at testScopeOverriding(), this works properly if the
createVariable(String name, Object value, Token token) is used.
I use prototype 1.6.0.2 and scriptaculous 1.8.1 with Portal 2.6.6 and DnD is ok
for me in IE7, FF2 and FF3. I have made changes only in dyna.js.
I have changed lot of things in Portal java code so i don't know if these
changes in js will be ok for everyone.
The 5 lines in dyna.js :
replace
Ron,
Attempting to follow the remoting / messaging code that is quite new to me, I
think I follow what you have said. However, attempting to backtrack through the
call chain to see where the URI is passed from server to client I quickly get
lost.
I think I have discovered the appropriate
alesj wrote : alesj wrote : bob.mcwhirter wrote :
| | | @JMXObjectName
| | | public String myFancyObjectNameGeneratorOnMyMBean() {
| | | return cheese:name= + simpleName;
| | | }
| | |
| | This makes sense and can be easily added.
| |
| I'll let you
Thanks for your reactivity.
We can't base our application on a functionality not supported by JBM.
Jboss encourages usage of JBM instead of JBoss MQ for a long time ago, but a
functionality (vital for us) proposed by MQ has just been scheduled 2 days ago
for JBM!
I am going to resort back to
mputz wrote : /**
| |* sets a variable. If a variable exists in the scope given by the
token, that
| |* variable is updated. Otherwise, the variable is created on the
root token
| |* (=process instance scope).
| |*/
| | public void setVariable(String name,
Howdy guys--
I've written up a blog post and a diagram hopefully describing how the Rails
deployer set (7 deployers) works:
http://oddthesis.org/posts/2008-11-diagram-of-deployers
Thanks for all the help in the past weeks. I feel like I finally grokked some
things with the realization that
Hi,
within my process-definition, I have two state-nodes. When the node-entry event
occurs a timer is created. When the 1st timer is done it propagate to the 2nd
node. After the propagation and the creation of the 2nd timer I get this
exception.
16:50:14,000 ERROR [GraphElement] action threw
Sounds great ! Thanks a bunch !
Adding this to the Jira in your name
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Hello!
Jboss likes to name jdbc-datasources like java://DefaultDS
I would like to use name like jdbc/MyDatasource in my persistence.xml
That is so the definition would be portable across application servers out
there. I'm sure there must a simple way to declare and alias for
persistence.xml
Hi Roland, I like to see that somebody is interested in principles as well.
For all of you familiar with workflow but not with case handling read article
is.tm.tue.nl/staff/wvdaalst/publications/p252.pdf
It is far the best what I have found, worth reading till the end. It is written
by
JBOSS 4.2.3 and JBM 1.4.0 SP3
I would like to test, whether the timeout messages go into EXPIRY_QUEUE or not?
for this, I modified my send method to
| sender.send( message, DeliveryMode.PERSISTENT , 4, 1000 );
|
and made my consumer(mdb) off. Then, I restarted my application server, with
I haven't given it a try, but how about packaging a logging.properties in your
war file and configuring a file appender/handler (whatever the right term is)
instead of the console handler?
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ragavgomatam wrote : PLease post the code of your login page
Hello, ragavgomatam! Thanks for the reply.
I've already solved it. I just added redirect to the navigation-rule in the
faces-config.xml file, as you can see below:
| // in faces-config.xml
| navigation-rule
|
Martin, Tom,
That is precisely the reason I was kind of amazed and thought there was some
strange behaviour in the source. I was adapting the unit test locally to match
this more expected behaviour. but changing it might create a problem for other
users that 'use' the current behaviour.
Tom,
I know of only one JVM that has command line options to set processor affinity
(to specify which processors to run on), but it is not generally available.
Setting processor affinity is an operating-system specific operation, and you
did not say what operating system you are using.
On Windows,
Things did not get mixed up... there is a line missing from my post... probably
wrong quoting again...My first line was:
If you have multiple end-nodes in your processdefinition and there is more then
one token still active when the current token arrives in the specific end-node,
this
hmmm works in 3.2.3 here afaics... so might be 3.1 related.
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Stack trace of the error (note test.Test is the mbean that has the aop
transaction applied to it)
Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to locate the transaction manager
| at
org.jboss.tm.TransactionManagerLocator.locate(TransactionManagerLocator.java:134)
| at
Sorry, pressed submit to soon...
If you make a small unittest, I'll check in 3.2.3 to see if the behaviour is
different from your situation
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1: by using it in a server that provides functionality for this. e.g. if JBoss
AS supports hibernate caching across a cluster jBPM will use that if you
configure it to use e.g. the datasource of your appserver. You should also use
ejb timers then instead of the jBPM timer solution (although
Thank you very much. I think that is what I need.
I'm testing it but after executing:
cacheInstance.putForExternalRead(nodeCatchedFqn, key, data);
when I try to retrieve the data with:
data = cacheInstance.get(nodeCatchedFqn,key);
I get no data. The node has been created but it has no data
it's forms.xml... you were so close ;-)
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BPEL process instances are definitely stored in the JBPM_PROCESSINSTANCE table.
There is no reason why you wouldn't be able to retrieve a process instance
through the GraphSession methods, other than some database connectivity
problem. What is the full message (and stack trace, if any) of the
kukeltje wrote : Could you create a jira issue? I'll change the priority then
;-)
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBPM-1889
I think I added a nice suggestion how this can cleanly be resolved: add a
setVariable method to token, which behaves as the createVariable on
ContextInstance.
View
This is in 2.7 trunk. Thanks!
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Hi,
I'm pretty new to web services and currently working on an app which has to be
migrated from Bea Weblogic 8.1 to JBoss AS 4.2.1.
Currently the app is using the Bea Weblogic specific Ant task servicegen to
create the webservice producer out of an EJB2.1 project (see
As I see in your cache descriptor, you dont use any Cache loader. You can use,
for example, a JDBCCacheLoader, that will keep all data stored in a DB. Then,
if your application required data that has been invalidated from any node, it
can be obtain through the cache loader.
I hope it may help
Mohit,
It turns out your employer has a support contract with Red Hat. Please use the
support case opened on our Customer Service Portal to resolve the issues you
are seeing. The CSP is a much better tool for handling complex operational
issues like what we're discussing on this thread.
Hi again!
My bean looks like:
| package tmp;
| import javax.ejb.Stateless;
| @Stateless
| public class CalculatorBean implements CalulatorRemote {
|public int add(int a, int b) {
| return a + b;
|}
| }
|
And the client looks like:
| All needed stuff
|
Hi, I'm trying to access the sub-process child node of a process-state. My test
program is listed below. I call getSubProcessDefinition and always get null.
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
| import java.util.HashMap;
| import java.util.Map;
|
| import junit.framework.TestCase;
|
So I upgraded the jgroup.jar to 2.6 and that resolved the issue of slowness. I
do have a question, while looking around I found VIEW_SYNC in jgroups that help
resolve scenario where the node is taken out of service by FD. Do you think
it's worth having this parameter in UDP configuration of
Hello,
When using the displaytag feature from an in-house built .war, the server
yields exception:
16:24:46,181 ERROR [HibernateSessionFilter] Hibernate Session Filter runtime
error. The absolute uri: http://displaytag.sf.net cannot be rolved in either
web.xml or the jar files deployed with
When you are looking for open source solution in java
http://osbl.wilken.de/wiki/index.php/Con:cern
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The 'minimal' configuration does not support EJB deployment. The CalculatorBean
class gets deployed (as a POJO), but the @Stateless annotation is ignored
(requires an EJB deployer, which is not in 'minimal'). That in turn prevents
the JNDI name from being registered.
You should be using the
Done and done.
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBMESSAGING-1460
Thanks!
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Thanks for your advice. I chose the jboss-log4j.xml to configure my
application's log. I'll see later to use some log4j for each application in
.ear with JBoss5.
I dont prefer avoiding your last solution which is the classloader scoping, as
said in this Wiki :
Try this. Place the displaytag-1.1.jar at
server/xxx/deploy/jboss-web.deployer/jsf-libs. That is where the JSF JAR files
(with the inlcuded tag libraries) are located; perhaps your tag libraries will
be picked up from there also.
anonymous wrote : It does work with our official JBoss [EAP]
Thanks guys
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Hi all,
I'm pretty new to jsp. I have a class set up that connects to the database and
returns the result if successul. I call it from my .jsp which works fine. My
question is lets say I force it to cause an exception by chaging the word
microsoft in the following statement
Peter,
Worked like a charm!!
Thanks a lot!!
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The earlier cache loader probably should be fixed, filed as JBCACHE-1447.
For JDBM is the size of the datafile never decreases. This may be an issue to
some people but in practice it's probably okay as empty space is eventually
reused.
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I am having problems with EntityManager.persist - I am not getting any errors
but on this insert I'm trying below nothing is going in the database (MS
SQLServer). This is running in JBoss from an SLSB so I am using the CMT. In
some prior methods I am successfully populating some objects from
I recommend that the method making the Class.forName() call not catch the
exception, or perhaps repackage the caught exception into another exception and
throw that. Then let the caller catch the exception. In your case, the code in
your JSP would have to catch the exception and generate html
Oh, one other though. You can have the JSP ignore the exception, and then in
your web.xml place an error handler that will display an error page:
error-page
| exception-typejava.lang.Exception/exception-type
| location/error.html/location
| /error-page
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After some tests, I realize the size doesn't shrink.
I am using cache to store results from batch processing. The data are
regenerated everyday. With the remove leak, the data file grows very quick.
Anyway, I give a second try with H2 embedded and JDBCCacheLoader. After
removing transaction
I've asked the JGroups developers to respond to this question. VIEW_SYNC is not
one of the standard protocols we include in the JBoss AS channel
configurations, so I'm not as familiar with all of its pros and cons as I am
with most protocols, and I don't want to give you wrong information.
cavani wrote : Last week I tried using JBC3 and H2 embedded database with
JDBCCacheLoader and the storage get 13GB during the process! I don't know how
(and spent more then 1h before I canceled the test).
My own second opinion in this matter:
Thanks a lot. Jboss support group tells us that we shouldn't upgrade jgroups
just like that. I think they are working on giving us the patch.
Please let me know about VIEW_SYNC because what scares me is that once FD drops
the member it never detects that member again and VIEW_SYNC seem to be
I'm deploying a remote ejb3 service (4.2.3) that needs to be called by a legacy
ejb 2.1 (4.0.3) client.
I've declared the bean with @Remote and @RemoteHome, and added
container-configuration in a jboss.xml but it seems as though the service is
still exposed as a ejb3 service because I get
Hi,
how can I get the portlet instance id in a doView method???
Please help me. Thanks.
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Currently at 3-4msec as measured at the Rich Client decoder (JAX-WS) after
upgrading to AMD64 X2 5200+. Using JBoss 4.2.2GA and JDK 1.6.0_07. Apache is in
front of JBoss and access logs indicate 0usec for about 90% of the requests.
Regards,
Tony Anecito
Founder,
MyUniPortal
hahaha.. we are not looking for an opensource solution in Java hahaha
since I think you can achieve most of this with jBPM as well ad-hoc tasks
etc
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that might be caused by the binding='late' I think. Try what happens if you
start one process or what happens if you remove the binding is late. Not that
that is the solution, just curious.
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cburnley wrote : which would imply that it is not really a 2.1 view of the
service because it uses ejb3 proxy classes
No, it's a valid EJB 2.1 View, but the ICE is because the 4.2.3 and 4.0.3 Proxy
classes are not compatible. Solution is to ensure that your client has the
correct classes on
Hi,
I can't assign the actorid that I want for a simple start node:
As a test case I am using a simple processdefinition:
| ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| process-definition xmlns=urn:jbpm.org:jpdl-3.2 name=test
|
| start-state name=Submission
| task
P.S. I'm using Intellij's ORM generator to create the entity - here is the
generated code for that:
| package com.csatp.model;
|
| import javax.persistence.*;
| import java.sql.Timestamp;
|
| @Entity
| @Table(catalog = WeekOld, schema = dbo, name = RECORDLOCK)
| public class
Addeding the serial compatable libraries to the classpath is not an option
since the client is jboss 4.0.3.
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I tried without late binding and got same result. However after looking at the
unit test it seems the subprocess need to be set explicitly and the
superprocess then persisted in the database.
| // create the subprocess
| ProcessDefinition subProcessDefinition = new
I am porting a working system from JB 4.2.0 to 5.0.0.CR2 and am getting the
following error when starting JBoss:
vfszip:/home/jhsingl/pkg/jboss-5.0.0.CR2/server/default/deploy/usermgmt.ear -
org.jboss.xb.binding.JBossXBRuntimeException: Element
{http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee}jboss is not
P.S.^2 - I found a way to get this to work by specifying the transaction
attribute on the bean method to be NEVER and using the EntityManager
Transactions. But is there a better way to do this? It seems like a hack as is.
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Just installed JBoss Portal on a box. It uses Oracle10g on another box.
server.log shows issues related to 'No such user admin'. Has anyone
encountered this before? If yes, may I know how to overcome this issue?
Thanks
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I assume that you configured a *-ds.xml file to connect to Oracle. What
username and password did you provide in that file? Is it a valid Oracle
username and password?
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