I downloaded the JBoss Portal source and had a thorough look at the admin
portlets (core-admin project), in which the portal structure is modified. Then,
I imitated it in my own portlet.
Here is how it works:
Entries in jboss-portlet.xml to get access to some JBoss-Services:
| service
|
Hi
How to configure Log4j with jboss seam framework.
Thanking you.
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I believe that all you need to do is define a new datasource with JDNI name
PortalDS.
The HSQLDB one, is defined in portal-hsqldb-ds.xml (at least in my setup)
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Is this the only place where we need to change because the HSQLDB is found in
the name of the xml file as well. So it means that somewhere we may need to
specify the name of the xml as well
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you are getting th error because jConsole doesn't have access to the JBoss
Messaging classes. add the jars if you want to do this.
alternatively use the JMX or Admin console
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Hi again, actually, I have to apologise because my previous comment was not
entirely correct. getChild() takes only the name of the direct child, so
root.getChild(content/timestamp) and
root.getChild(Fqn.fromString(content/timestamp)) should be return null as
well.
Only,
Hi guys,
I do have an error when i deploy my j2ee application on a jboss server.
08:53:02,986 [ScannerThread] ERROR [URLDeploymentScanner] Incomplete Deployment
listing:
--- MBeans waiting for other MBeans ---
ObjectName:
|--MyMMClient1EJB.jar (my application that use the message manager beans)
| |--ejb-jar.xml
| |--persistence.xml
|
The ejb-jar.xml and the persistence.xml should be in the META-INF folder of the
ejb jar (MyMMClient1EJB.jar)
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both files are in the meta-inf directory (I just forgot to add the directory in
my structure when i post the problem).
| |--MyMMClient1EJB.jar (my application that use the message manager beans)
| |--META-INF
| |--ejb-jar.xml
|
Hi all,
I've tried to register a custom IdentitySessionImpl the way it is described in
chapter 9 of the user guide (implementing org.jbpm.session.IdentitySession -
which has been moved to org.jbpm.pvm.internal.identity.spi.IdentitySession -
and configuring it in the trasnaction-context of the
Just to be sure, the folder name should be META-INF (case sensitive). Is that
what you have named it?
Looking at the error message, it looks like the bean that is relying on the
persistence context injection is in a different jar than the one containing the
persistence.xml. So you should try
My understanding is, that the name of the xml is unimportant.
You just place the xml file in the deploy directory and it will be picked up at
deploy time.
Then the portal will use the JNDI name PortalDS to get to the datasource.
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Now I have at least some other error !
If I use only lib I get this error, I think it is related to stax
implementation.
Am I missing some jar?
| [har...@antariksh: HelloWsClient]$ wsrunclient.sh -cp
dist/hello-client.jar:jboss-generated:lib com.hardik.mejb.JAXWSClient
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correct, as long as it ends with -ds.xml
Also make sure to not deploy 2 datasources with the same name
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also can this custom portal database be on a different machine that is remote
from where the portal server has been installed?
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Thank you for your answer. I'll explain more in detail the environment. We have
two virtual machines. Each of them we have two instances of JBoss running (with
different configurations of course). And one of the instances of one machine
forms part of a cluster with other instance in the other
However, the user shouldn't have to put the JBM jars on the jconsole classpath,
we should only be passing back standard types not SimpleString.
We should look into this.
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Anyway, it's already in Jboss wiki:
http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/LimitAccessToCertainClients
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this was fixed in 2.0.0.BETA2 release (see
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBMESSAGING-1605)
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Hi all,
I'm starting a development that will be deployed into JBoss. I'm trying to
reuse a bunch of classes I'm currently using in a J2SE application. These
classes do already use JPA and get EntityManager through a JNDI lookup.
I don't want to convert them into EJB so I can keep reusing them.
The solution to this problem is actually found here:
http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/UpgradingJSR-168PortletstoJSR-286[/url] and
is mentioned in the FAQ: [url]http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/JBossPortalFAQ
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Ooops. The links again:
http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/JBossPortalFAQ
http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/UpgradingJSR-168PortletstoJSR-286
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Hmm, I do not understand much your explanations. You shoulb be able to break a
JAR into more JARs without any problem. Can you describe, what's the content of
your EAR?
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Hi, is it possible to limit IP access to the certain EAR with session beans? It
is easily possible for WAR, but I cannot find any solution for EAR. E.g. I have
two EARs deployed, each contain some session beans. I want to limit a.EAR for
some set of IPs and b.EAR for another set of IPs.
Sure, that only depends on the connection-url definition in the -ds.xml
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After sleeping on it, I don't like the memory impact of my suggestion
(serializing attribute values earlier). Your idea sounds better
anonymous wrote : If a MutexSource is available,
SimpleCachableMarshalledValue.serialize() would call that method and
synchronize on the return value.
Hello,
I am still fighting here with JBoss 5, he is like hulk. I have installed EJB
and Metro plugins specting to be able to use ejb 3 in a servlet. With JBoss 4 I
could not do it.
Well, I want to deploy an EJB webservice in a war and I am having lots of
difficulties:
- It does not resolve
Can you give more information about how you deploy it? Do you use a single EAR
file?
If you don't do so, it could be the reason for @EJB and @PersistenceContext to
fail...
Good luck!
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creaturita wrote : Hello,
|
| I am still fighting here with JBoss 5, he is like hulk.
|
LOL :)
creaturita wrote :
| I have installed EJB and Metro plugins specting to be able to use ejb 3 in
a servlet. With JBoss 4 I could not do it.
|
| Well, I want to deploy an EJB webservice
I am not using any EAR, I am deploying the EAR directly, should be an EAR
neccesary?
I deploy a war with the following:
-WebContent
-META-INF
---MANIFEST.MF
WEB-INF
--lib
---sun-jaxws.xml
---web.xml
In web.xml I have the following:
?xml version=1.0
I don't know J2EE deep enough to be sure... but I don't think you can, I'm
affraid.
Web applications have concepts like HttpRequest with which you can get things
like IP addresses... but AFAIK there is no such concept in EJB.
Anyway, I think the point in J2EE applications is to grant or deny
We haven't got such information published in a wiki or documentation but I
believe you should be able to figure out what the state is composed of by
looking at the code in the different
org.jboss.cache.remoting.jgroups.ChannelMessageListener.setState calls that
effectively delegate the state
Well, JEE does not specify this, I was thinking something JBoss specific. Like
Tomcat has http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/LimitAccessToCertainClients
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I don't know metro... but I don't think it is EJB-aware or EntityManager-aware
without some kind of configuration... is it?
If you're not using an EAR... I guess you need to configure which EJB you want
to call from within your web application (as your web service reside into your
web
The thing is that the EJB is exposed like a webservice, It is not a webservice
which calls an EJB, it is a EJB exposed as a webservice.
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I see... I'm sorry I can't help you further. I don't know much abuout JBoss
specific configuration.
However, I'll keep an eye on this thread as your question is very interesting
:-)
Good luck, xmedeko!!
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Hi,
I think XACML could help (I don't know it, just stumbled across this article):
http://server.dzone.com/articles/security-features-jboss-510-1
Best regards
Wolfgang
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This was indeed a missing jars in classpath problem.
I had to add following to the classpath:
| $ echo $CLASSPATH
|
This is the contents of my deployers directory
$ ls
META-INFspring-context-support-2.5.6.jar
jboss-spring-int-deployers.jar spring-core-2.5.6.jar
jboss-spring-int-vfs.jarspring-orm-2.5.6.jar
jboss-spring.jarspring-tx-2.5.6.jar
spring-2.5.6.jar
thats hard to read ... better
| $ ls
| META-INF
| jboss-spring-int-deployers.jar
| jboss-spring-int-vfs.jar
| jboss-spring.jar
| spring-2.5.6.jar
| spring-beans-2.5.6.jar
| spring-context-2.5.6.jar
| spring-context-support-2.5.6.jar
| spring-core-2.5.6.jar
|
By changing the source? So the hardcoded reference is not there anymore? (I've
not had a look at the source for this part so I'm just suggesting).
If you want to help and make it fully plugable (which is not targeted at the
4.0 release) please discuss things in the dev forum.
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is this the full stacktrace?
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Is the same applicable for the portal server's application server as well? Can
the application server(of the portal container) reside on a different machine
and the portal server on a different one. I mean if it cannot be then is it not
a tughtly coupled architecture?
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How do I look up queues in JBoss JMX console? I click jboss.messaging then
name=JMSProvider,service=JMSProviderLoader, but I don't see any queues under
there. At least with jconsole I was able to get to the queues quite easily.
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Use at your own risk! With great power comes great responsibility! ;)
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Hi everybody,
i'm not sure if this is the right section for my post,
but i couldn't find something more suitable...
I'm working on a tapestry application and we found out,
that it would be very helpful using NDC to assign every log message to the user
who triggered it.
After tapestry provides
I also cant find this, thank you timfox for your fast reply...
Can you create working and error less example of configuring failover for JMS?
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An AOP interceptor can access the client address:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBREM-758.
It's not yet available through an EJB API yet:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/EJBTHREE-902.
So you can write an AOP interceptor, put it into ejb3-interceptors-aop.xml and
push the client
Just to get it right NDC is org.apache.log4j.NDC, isn't it?
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Hi folks, i am new to jBPM. I use to deploy projects using the deployment tab
in eclicpse IDE. I now want to deploy it using java code.
I tried the following piece of code. No exceptions errors. But the file is
not deployed. Please help me in completing this.
| JbpmContext ctx =
Well, the client address is accessible from thread name :-). So, I can write
the Around Invoke Interceptor Method to check this IP. I was just asking if
there is some nice JBoss solution for this. You know, some config with IP
addresses like 10.1.1.128/20 :-)
BTW. about accessing IP from
JBoss Messaging is not currently manageable through the AS 5 console but it is
planned: https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBMESSAGING-1636
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Even without using a super state, i am getting this WARNING time again. As my
process execution is fine, i just ignored it.
But why is it coming ?
Experienced people, please address us..
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Yes Frederic that is what i'm talking about.
By the way: I couldn't find an edit Button for my first post, so i'm not able
to change the Topic.
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You have to be more clear on what you mean by portal server.
In JBoss Portal case, it's portal bits running on top of JBoss Application
server. JBoss Portal bits are deployed on the same machine running JBoss
Application server. Currently, JBoss Portal only works with JBoss AS.
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err... sorry, I confused JON and AS 5 JMX console.
there is an issue in the current configuration of JBoss Messaging which
prevents to manage it directly in AS 5 console.
To fix it:
1/ change the MBeanServer code in deploy/messaging.sar/jbm-jboss-beans.xml to:
|bean name=MBeanServer
Hello!
Suggest the following environment:
| * JBoss 5 application server
| * client with JDK 1.3 only
Is it possible for the client to remote lookup an EJB and invoke its methods?
Thank you very much for any suggestions,
- Thomas
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Good. :-) I very deliberately eliminated the double buffering because of the
memory cost.
FYI, before this thread got going I'd been thinking (vaguely) in terms of using
read/write locks in AS 6 to better handle coordination. E.g., in
ClusteredSessionValve acquire a RL before passing the
Yesterday, in our company we moved all our webservices from Weblogic to JBoss.
There is a wierd error that we are seeing.
A response:
Amount 0.000 /Amount
is being rendered in jboss as :
Amount 0E-15 /Amount
As a result, our clients are unable to p[rocess this.
Does anyone know
anonymous wrote : FYI, before this thread got going I'd been thinking (vaguely)
in terms of using read/write locks in AS 6 to better handle coordination. E.g.,
in ClusteredSessionValve acquire a RL before passing the request down the
pipeline, release when it returns, acquire a WL before
How do I get JBM2 to use the JBAS data folder: server/default/data?
It currently creates its data folder below the current working folder where
JBAS was started.
Is there a system property I need to set or... ?
TIA
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You'll notice the question mark after my statement about the free memory list.
That means I don't know, I am just guessing and my guess could be completely
off. I also stated that I had not had time to look into why the parallel old GC
runs slow. So asking me to explain it is futile because I
Hi Simon-
You can easily change the directories used by the server for persisting data.
The relevant params are:
journal-directory
bindings-directory
large-messages-directory
paging-directory
defaults are data/journal, data/bindings, data/large-messages, data/paging
More info here:
You should already be getting INFO or DEBUG log entries for Seam. If you need
more control, add something like this to the server/xxx/conf/jboss-log4j.xml
file:
category name=org.jboss.seam
| priority value=WARN/
|/category
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Can you add this to your jbm-configuration.xml please?
bindings-directory${jboss.server.data.dir}/messaging/bindings/bindings-directory
|
|
journal-directory${jboss.server.data.dir}/messaging/journal/journal-directory
|
|
(I'm making this part of the default distribution)
You can use the same database for the Portal's data as well as for the data for
the portlets that you write (or that you obtain from third parties). However, I
usually recommend that you use separate databases - imagine the hassle if you
have to reset the Portal's database for some reason and
Actually, As Tim pointed out, there is also paging and large-message
So, you would need to add this to your jbm-configuration.xml
|
large-messages-directory${jboss.server.data.dir}/messaging/largemessages/large-messages-directory
|
andy.mil...@jboss.com wrote : gaohoward wrote : Inside the AS container, a
MDB's connection to JBM is handled by JCA layer, which has its own pooling of
connections.
| |
| | JBM_clientMaxPool is not about connection pool, it's about thread pool
size at the remoting client side.
| |
Thanks for your reply Galder!
I couldn't reproduce the deadlocking problem on my windows machine anymore
(with a rather large number of lockWaiting time config), I am trying on Linux
where it does happen randomly.
About the write-intensive stuff, yes, we will have a lot more calls to attach()
That's just what I was looking for. Works fine. Thanks.
Will this change be in the next JBAS distro or JBM2 BETA4 (/config/jboss-as ant
script)?
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I hope I don't sound too much like an idiot here but I'm having problems
establishing clustering/loadbalancing between two servers.
I have installed 5.1.0.GA have done a few changes in the configuration mostly
involved with getting my DefaultDS set correctly.
I have Read through the bulk of
I hit Submit too soon. I should have also stated the following:
JBoss AS, by default, uses a datasource name DefaultDS, mainly for messaging
and timer data. While you can configure both AS and Portal to use the same
database, I recommend that you do not for the same reasons I gave for having
Many of the examples only work when you run them with JUNIT and are excluded
from the ANT file. So CR1 is only for testing for now???
| jar destfile=${jbpm.home}/examples/target/examples.bar
| fileset dir=${jbpm.home}/examples/src
| include name=**/*.jpdl.xml /
|
I'm comitting this on trunk as we speak.
we started a dev thread about it:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=157681
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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Hi,
I am using JBossPojo Cache 3.0.0.GA and evicting cache to oracle 10g using
JDBCCacheLoader shipped with JBoss. But when I run it with 1 thread, I always
see such exception:
| Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for
insert into a LONG column
|
|
If we use a R/W lock, there shouldn't be any application activity during the
periods where we are serializing etc. The WL we acquire prevents it.
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Jeff, please add a JIRA for this too.
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The maxPoolSize is the max number of server threads that process requests. It's
a remoting configuration parameter.
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If we are holding the WL lock on some thread, couldn't another thread
(processing an application request against the same HTTP session) access the
locked attribute (reading/writing attribute values).
Maybe I missed how we would force application code to use our RW lock. Does
that come for
Digging a little further I've looked through the HANamingService class and it's
dependencies and I don't see properties that I would expect to see if
TCP/unicast/TCPPing were supported.
For example an InitialHosts or a TransportProtocol is cluster currently
limited to UDP/MCast?
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I am using JBoss/Remoting 2.2.2-SP8 and trying to see how it can be used with
NAT involved (where a server binds to one address but my clients need to access
it over a different IP).
So, here's a simple test I performed to see if clientConnectAddress works.
I have a remoting client that tries
galder.zamarr...@jboss.com wrote : What JBoss Cache version are you using?
|
I'm using version 3.1.0.GA and I seem to be able to retrieve fully qualified
nodes from the root node just fine (not just the root node's immediate
children). Here is some more sample code from the Users' Guide:
Hi,
the homepage of the ejb3 plugin ( http://www.jboss.org/ejb3/ejb3plugin.html )
provides a short installation guide, but it lacks the information that Ant is
required. Well, the error message is quite meaningful, but thus I needed two
installation attempts ;-).
Exception in thread main
Good question. This topic deserves a wiki page of its own.
Simplest way to solve your problem:
1) Include the following in your command line args that you pass to JBoss:
-Djboss.default.jgroups.stack=tcp
That will change most of the services that use a JGroups channel to use one
based on the
Hi Peter,
Thanks for your input.
I am using JDK6 VisualVM as well as JConsole utility to monitor, however
VisualVM does not keep old heap analysis, it gives you analysis for last 1-2
hrs only.
Jconsole at least gives all the data, if you keep it running, though it does
not record.
And if it
The key is acquiring a RL in ClusteredSessionValve:
|// let the servlet invocation go through
|Lock lock = manager.getReadLock(requestedSessionId);
|lock.lock();
|try
|{
| if (isEvent)
| {
| getNext().event(request,
Also i have taken the screen shot from gcviewer which is easier to look at.
| http://66.39.39.38/GC_Running.PNG
| http://66.39.39.38/GC_Dead1.PNG
| http://66.39.39.38/GC_Dead2.PNG
|
Thanks
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Yes, on both files.
Rgds,
Caio Ribeiro Cesar
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Thank you, this appears to be exactly the information I needed.
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I'm trying other things - specifically using serverBindAddress and that seems
to work better.
Did something happen to the Jboss/Remoting client such that it no longer uses
or refers to clientConnectAddress?? No matter what I do, I can't get the
client to behave any differently, specifying
I see, so we are obtaining the RL for the application (held while the
application request is running). This avoids the cooperative locking scheme
that would of required the application to lock on the sessionFacade object.
Some potential performance issues that could challenge this approach.
I add java.library.path to my Eclipse JBoss server configuration and get this
error:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
C:\Users\Phillip.OFFICE\dev\instantclient_10_2\ocijdbc10.dll: Can't find
dependent libraries
Any ideas about this one? This directory is in my system PATH and I have
Hi,
I see this behavior with Jboss tools and WTP JSF. When I go to autocomplete a
jsf tag like value=#{bean.method} it finds the list of beans very quickly.
But when I hit ctrl-space after the period (bean.) it takes about 15 seconds
with 100% cpu to pull up the list of methods.
But it's not
Hmmm thanks
At first try, it didn't work.
Thanks a lot for your support.
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What did you set java.library.path to? It has to be set to the full PATH
because only java.library.path will be checked for DLLs and the DLLs on which
they rely. If you don't want to add everything that is in PATH to
java.library.path you can use the Dependency Walker
Is it jsp or xhtml? Just to check if WTP cause the problem could you create any
xhtml and check some EL in text node since in that case only JBoss Tools auto
compition will work.
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| I read the TwoClustersInTheSameNetwork document in JBoss online docs, and
yesterday we have applied a workaround explained there in another environment
(that is a exact replica of this one). This was about setting
emptySessionPath=false in the connector in
Wolfgang, thanks for these review comments. We will update that page soon.
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Typically the metadata for an endpoint does not change a whole lot. That is why
we have a Filebasedmetadataprovider by default (need to develop the other
providers for db, ldap etc).
But we can send back saml metadata response.
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To answer your #1 and #3, the key thing is to hold the WL for the minimum
required time. You only have to hold it long enough to:
a) Accurately determine if anything needs to be replicated
b) Copy that into the DTO that's passed to the replication layer.
c) Serialize attributes.
Ideally a) and
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