thx, I tried this and the fact that this property was also not set, lead me to
the solution: th call was coming form the client side, duh! it ws the only
client side call of this method, so i didn't realize for quite some time, but
now everything works fine (wrote a service method to delegate)
Strange...I just downloaded it again from jboss.org and it does not contain a
hibernate-client.jar in its /client folder.
I used the patch1 installer to install a separate jboss and selected the "ejb3"
profile. The resulting installation DID contain a hibernate-client.jar.
But the standard zip di
See http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=86117
You can override Hibernate.java and HibernateMBean.java and change the
createService() method to your likings.
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Unfortunately, if using standard JBoss and Hibernate (no EJB3), the use of
javassist is forced in the Hibernate MBean (createService() method of
org.jboss.hibernate.jmx.Hibernate by hardcoding the property.
To work around this I patched two classes:
1. Hibernate.java (remove createService() meth
"benoitx" wrote : Hi
| I've just noticed that JBoss 4.0.4 coems with a hibernate-client.jar which
is really cool.
| Benoit
Forgive me if I'm blind, but i just downloaded 4.0.4.GA-Patch1 and looked AGAIN
and AGAIN in the standard 4.0.4.GA...and there was NO hibernate-client.jar to
be found!
Hello
I have a problem reading a .properties file from the default/server/conf
directory at runtime.
My application uses a property hierarchy to load configuration parameters at
runtime. Every module of the app has a properties file, which contains
"defaults".
They are packaged in the ear and i
