we are looking into it - the builds have been failing in the last step the last
few days.
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Hi,
I have a mac 10.5.5. I have installed netbeans 6.5 and jboss 4.2.3 from the
jboss site. In netbeans when i create a portlet generate a index.jsp and a
helloworld.java.
When i launch the project publish the index.jsp but the helloworld.java doesn't
workIf i delete the index.jsp and
I just installed 3.3 on a Windows box and Eclipse for linux was installed - no
option for Windows. According to the JIRA this is a known issue, but won't be
fixed in the 3.3 series.
So if installing on a Windows box, don't select the Eclipse option, but
download and install Eclipse separately;
Hi all,
I would need to change the pool size for a single EJB without changing the
default configuration. Which file should I use ? jboss.xml ?
thanks
john
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ahh... ok it is signalling 'downwards' not upwards which you want not to happen
if I interpret this correctly.
But what do you mean then by
anonymous wrote : When ending a child token, it should stop directly.
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Should I read this as
If we cancel a childtoken on the main process, it (the
Hi,everyoneï¼
i'm trying to call an oracle query-function returning a result-set from ejb3.
The oracle function:
create or replace FUNCTION getSecThreadCount(secId in NUMBER,avai in NUMBER)
RETURN SYS_REFCURSOR is cur SYS_REFCURSOR;
m_sql VARCHAR2(250);
BEGIN
m_sql:='select
Hi guys,
Recently me and my colleague started learning jBPM for our new project. I have
started creating some processes to learn its capabilities.
We have developed a simple Parent-Children scenario.
The parent process is:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| process-definition xmlns=
why do you do ti.remove? That is most likely the cause
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anonymous wrote : I'm currently struggling a little bit with the combination of
hibernate and logging in the jbp-jpd-3.2.3 suite.
You can't since it is jbpm-jpdl-3.2.3 ;-)
anonymous wrote :
| I haven't touched the logging setting in hibernate.cfg.xml because I'm
pretty sure they are just
Let me try to convince you
First of all it is not 1 stacktrace. There are 4 different ones (you see why
there are 4 different ones? They all start with ERROR on the line and a new
timestamp)
| ERROR 2009-01-08 15:01:15,795 [jBpmConnector.dispatcher.1]
org.jbpm.instantiation.Delegation:
That is another option I use the 'mem' option with an in-memory database
and when starting the app, I deploy the process to there. I also remove process
instances from the in-memory database when they end... works great
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Develop your own identiy system and plug that in jBPM. Extend the jbpm identity
system and each time a new version is released adapt it again.
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afaik, 3.1.0.GA was 3.2. compatible. Not sure when it 'broke' though since 3.2
is old Best thing to do and not realy complex is to try the one before
(3.1.5) and if it works, fine, if not, try the one before etc...
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anonymous wrote : Probably the right token that i have to signal is the token
of the subprocess, but i don`t think that such an exception should occur.
You are probably right that a nullpointer exception is what should happen
anonymous wrote :
| Hope there is a solution for this, because in
kukeltje wrote : That is another option I use the 'mem' option with an
in-memory database and when starting the app, I deploy the process to there. I
also remove process instances from the in-memory database when they end...
works great
Doesn't this cause cleanup issues? When sessions are
Yes, I got this to work by switching from the hibernate session factory
configuration to the persistence.xml configuration.
I could, however, still use my .hbm.xml mapping files that are deployed in a
har file.
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Hi,
I dont know whether it will work for everyone or not! but it seems to work for
me.
Goto jboss jsf-libs folder, that is
JBOSS\jboss-5.x.x.CR2-server-default-deploy-jbossweb.sar-jsf-libs
add the following jars if they are not there ...
myfaces-api-x.x.x.jar(myfaces-api-1.2.5.jar)
The database is case sensitive base on other requirements. (Not my decision.)
However, JBoss is changing the case on many names when the beans are deployed.
We did not have this problem until we upgraded from 4.0.5 to 4.2.2. Something
in 4.2.2 is forcing names to camel case. We are having to
Hi,
I have started 2 nodes on 2 different machines.
Both are up and OK.
when I run my client with address list: host:1100,host2:1100 - only one node
receives the requests.
No load balancing. Why? Default policy is Round Robin.
If I kill host 1 client gets connection exceptions. no fail over.
tbeernot wrote :
| Doesn't this cause cleanup issues? When sessions are terminated? Or better;
when the user simply cancels thus you never know it is terminated?
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No, use an HttpSessionListener, declare it in the web.xml and implement the
sessionDestroyed method. In the session you can
Why don't you use maven to help you with the classpath/IDE issues?
The whole demo as well as whole MC is fully mavenized.
e.g. 'mvn idea:idea' does the IntelliJ config trick for me
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Are you sure you are creating a portlet? Did you install JBoss Portal? If not,
perhaps you are creating a simple web application. Would you have any idea of
how the application was deployed and what the WAR file structure is? Based on
what you mentioned, your WAR file (or exploded directory)
Hi,
I was not sure where to post this and hence chose this forum. I was planning on
doing JBoss certification, but it seems a bit confusing as the RedHat site
states that it has been discontinued. Does anyone know it is true ? (I hope
not!)
-Kevin.
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I create a portlet with netbeans is automatically.. there is a specific
inside when you create a web applicationJboss server 4.2.3 is load as
server in netbeanswhen i start the project i have this scripth:
init:
deps-module-jar:
deps-ear-jar:
deps-jar:
library-inclusion-in-archive:
Hi,
Can someone tell me the exact difference between check-valid-connection-sql and
valid-connection-checker-class-name ? As I understand, the latter was
implemented recently and possibly is superior to the former. What I am trying
to find out is in what way ? Would it automatically check for
remove distributable=@distributable@ from components.xml and it will work =)
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Is there a way to change the timeout and make it applicable only for certain
EJBs. The change timeout= is a global change but what I really want is to
apply it to only certain EJB invocations.
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kukeltje wrote : No, use an HttpSessionListener, declare it in the web.xml
and implement the sessionDestroyed method. In the session you can keep the
processInstanceId and use that to cancel/remove the process. When the use
clicks cancel it is (to me) obviously easier
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Ah, yes, the
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