Is there any way to setup an EJB3 MDB in JBoss so that I can set the
destination at runtime as oppose to being hardcoded in an annotation.
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Is there any way to see in JBPM who completed a Task Instance? I have seen
that the person assigned to the task does not have to be the one who completes
it, so it is important to have this information. Also, will there ever be a
restriction where the person completing the task must be the
Is there any way through the JMX console to terminate a particular request
thread. I have a request thread that is calling my code that is stuck in a
socket call in a 3rd party library. I can see the stuck thread in the JMX
console thread dump (ServerInfo), but I don't see any way to
I have a small issue that I was wondering if anyone could help with. I find
that when I use the RemoteCommandService to interact with JBPM, not much (if
anything at all) gets logged to the JBPM_LOG table. Here's the basic sequence
that I'm doing. I start of with a StartProcessInstanceCommand
It's a Linux box. I have to check with the network team to see what version of
the OS it's running though.
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Is there anything special I need to do within JBoss to make it take advantage
of two processors on a dual proc box? I'm running some load testing against a
JBoss 4.2.2 instance and it doesn't look like it's utilizing both cpus.
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Thanks for the help. I guess the one thing I'm fumbling with here is what the
wsdl would look like for this service. In reading the docs, you need to
include it explicitly with the deployed service as oppose to allowing it to be
generated at deploy time. I tried to use wsprovide to generate
Nevermind. I figured it out. Thanks again for the help though.
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Is there something in JBoss 4.2.2GA where certain service names are reserved?
I have a session bean that I am setting up as a webservice (through
annotations) called AgentInfoBean (that implements the AgentInfo interface).
When I try and deploy it, it fails saying something about not being
Yes but they have another config in there specifically for HTTP 1.0, so it
leads me to believe you can use it. I'm just wondering if they didn't set it
up so use it for a low level SOAPMessage example like I am doing.
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I can see the problematic code in RemotingConnectionImpl createRemotingMetaData:
populateHeaders(reqMessage, metadata);
| clientConfig.put(chunkedLength, 1024);
| if(msgContext != null)
| {
| Properties epmdProps =
In JBoss-4.0.4, I was able to set up a webservice that had an operation that
took SOAPElement as it's only param. In upgrading to 4.2.2, this no longer
seems to work. Is there a way to get this to work in 4.2.2 with the new
JBossWS?
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I too am in the same boat. I am constructing a SOAPMessage object from an XML
string. The service I am posting the message to is choking on the chunked
request data. I want to be able to disable this and the way seems to be by
using the 'HTTP 1.0 Client' config from the
Has anyone come up with a better solution to this problem? Is there any way
that in the XML marshaling code, the logic could check if the instance was a
PersistentBag. If it was, and it had not yet been initialized, then serialize
it as either null or an empty collection. Is there a way to
Is there any way to continue to use the EntityManager after encountering an
OptimisticLockException? I'm flushing the EntityManager explicitly in my
session bean within a try/catch block where I'm catching
OptimisticLockException. In that catch block, I wanted to make one last read
using the
Is there any way to set the locking policy for an EJB3 entity bean using an
annotation on that class? I know this can be done via the jboss.xml file, but
my beans are all EJB3 beans and so I hadn't been using a jboss.xml file. Is
there a way to set this for a particular bean without using
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