I have just downloaded the Jboss aop 2.1.3.GA distribution. It contains many
examples which show all of the features of Jboss AOP. However, when I ran these
examples by using maven in Netbeans IDE (support maven), everything was OK
except the loadtime weaving option. I followed the instruction
any luck with that?
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Thank you for you help,kukeltje.
Yes ,When the task instance is ended,the timer will be delete automiclly, So I
try to delete the time directly from table jbpm_timer by invoke
deleteTimer(findTimersByName(...)), but a hibernate update exception will be
throw,could you prompt me something? :)
Hello All
I was trying to get row number/ index in the rich:dataTable. Can anybody tell
me how can get that.
Thanks
Zabin
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No, there is not transition *named* join, there only is a transition *to* join.
And take() without any param should also work. It takes the default one if
there is only one (duh.. ;-))
You do not need a sleep at all since the join should only continue if *all*
incoming transitions are
I have no clue what you are trying to achieve and mean with your latest post...
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anonymous wrote : Was this ever resolved. I'm running into the same issue.
The fix will be part of the soon to be release AS 5.2 Beta version. However
there are workarounds in the meantime.
1) (simple) workaround : Remove any *.jsfdia or *.spdia file(s) from the
WEB-INF of the war file (note:
Is this a clean JBoss or have you changed anything on the server? Also does
this exception/WARN messages appear only when you deploy your application? Does
the server start cleanly from the command prompt without your application
deployed in it?
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I encountered no problems using the console.
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Instead of writing up something new, you could probably use existing tools like
JAMon? http://jamonapi.sourceforge.net/
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The ProcessEngine on Tomcat is not bound to JNDI (there is no way to write in
the JNDI tree of Tomcat, which is possible in JBoss). A solution to this could
be to register the process engine in the jndi tree by modifying the Tomcat
config. But that's not a path we want to take, since we want to
Hi,
I am currently working on Jboss esb with Jboss 5 and JDK 6. I am trying to use
SOAPProcessor action for esb. I've created a webservice using jbossws
annotations and deployed it as part of my esb archive. I can see the webservice
endpoint from jbossws fine. But when i click it to access the
It is a clean JBoss install. I have done nothing to it. This happens when I
deploy my application. Your help would be most appreciated. Thanks.
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What does your application contain? Does it contain any JBoss specific jar or
xml files? How are you deploying this application? Does it work fine if you
don't use the IDE and deploy the application manually and start the server from
command prompt?
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The only thing besides standard Java libs that it uses is Hibernate. I also use
some JAVAX classes (javax.naming, javax.servlet, javax.servlet.http) which I
reference by pointing to the JBOSS_HOME\common\lib directory. Could that be the
problem ? I'm pointing to all JARS in that directory
Hello Joram,
thank you for your answer. I tried to do this but I did not succeed. Might be
too my lack of knowledge about JDNI. For me it is not important to use JDNI but
to access the same which is running.
So if I want to access the process engine instance running in Tomcat I do it by
using
Any idea as to the cause of the exception below ?
| 15:53:46,117 WARN [HDScanner] Scan failed
| org.jboss.deployers.spi.DeploymentException: Exception determining
structure: AbstractVFSDeployment(GGGoMobile.ear)
| at
I tried it by using Configuration.getProcessEngine() in a webservice running on
the same Tomcat server but I am getting an exception:
| java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class
org.jbpm.pvm.internal.env.JbpmConfigurationParser
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I've closed JBREM-1151, having updated the Remoting Guide. The tool Tattletale
was extremely useful. It's available from http://www.jboss.org/tattletale.
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i am using jboss4.0.5. recently , the log comes up such error frequently:
connection handle has been closed and is unusable query.
i have checked my code and correct one error which have not closed the
connection,but after that ,the error still going on.
can anybody help me, thank you very much!
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