"jaikiran" wrote :
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| 1) Do you want both the dev and the prod application on the same server? If
not, then you can host it on a separate dev system (which is the most common
way for such things).
| 2) Do you want them to be running simultaneously?
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I guess I want them on the s
I'm at the final stages of releasing an application built on JBoss AS. And I'm
just researching the best way to switch from development to production.
What I am thinking I will do is to have two seperately built WAR files, one for
production, and one for deployment. And each of them have seperat
Hi,
I have an application which consists of a servlet which talks to a stateless
session bean. The problem i am having is that when i try to process more than
one of these servlets in my browser, the application slows down by half or
more, in fact the more web clients i have the slower it gets.
Hey there,
I'm using the caching mechanism in jboss with persistent entities.
If you have not already done so, it might be worth migrating your application
to use ejb3's persistence. There are tools out there that will assist you with
converting an existing db schema to ejb3/hibernate pojos. Fr
Hi There,
I have been spending quite a while developing an application using Jboss 4.x
and I'm almost ready to go into production with it.
It is a stateless session bean whos methods are invoked by a DWR application
(servlet).
When i've been testing it on my local I've noticed if i try to mak
I'm finding exactly the same problem. Does anyone know a solution to this?
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yep, that was my first guess. Which is when i included this:
anonymous wrote : em.createQuery("update Session s SET s.sessionRate =
:sessionRate WHERE s =
:session").setParameter("sessionRate",null).setParameter("session",session).executeUpdate();
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| update session set session_rate_id=? wh
OK, I've been trying to figure this one out for about a week now, and it seems
I have tried everything to try and make sense what is going on.
One thing that stands out that I don't quite understand is the following. To
explain what is happening i'll describe the heirarchy of the methods in
que
Just going through that SQL output again. and theres a heap of question marks
in the output. Any idea what that means?
19:52:25,390 INFO [STDOUT] Hibernate: update session set session_rate_id=?
where session_id=?
19:52:25,390 WARN [FromElementType] Using non-qualified column reference
[sessio
Yeah, Session and SessionRate are both persistence objects.
I used that flag to display SQL queries, but nothing seems to be in any odd
order.
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I've been trying to solve this issue for a day now. And i think it pretty much
comes down to a lack of understanding of the life cycle.
I've got a session bean that calls a method on my persistence manager, passing
it a persistence object called "session".
this method goes through my session pe
does anyone have any techniques for handling user errors with webservices?
for example you have a web service that queries a database for records but no
records are found (not a terribly good example, but lets pretend that no
records could mean a number of different things)..
do you use a webs
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