When we undeploy any web application we get a series of stacktraces.
Any idea what might be the cause?
15:23:34,127 INFO [TomcatDeployer] undeploy, ctxPath=/nokeos,
warUrl=.../deploy/nokeos.war/
| 15:23:34,127 ERROR [BaseModelMBean] Exception invoking method destroy
| java.lang.NoSuchMethod
't Is fixed now.
We had copied old libs from the server/lib dir onto the new when we upgraded
JBoss to the newest version. So an old JAR was probably loaded before/ instead
of a new one.
We cleaned out the dir and now no more stacktraces.
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We have a JBoss server on a machine on the local LAN and it is separated from
the Internet by a router/firewall.
On the router following ports are forwarded to the IP address of the JBoss
server: 1098, 1099, , 8080 & 8093.
When our client application tries to create a topic connection it tim
When our client application tries to create a topic connection it times out.
We have a JBoss server on a machine on the local LAN and it is separated from
the Internet by a router/firewall. On the router following ports are forwarded
to the local IP address of the JBoss server: 1098, 1099, ,
Resolved it myself.
I came across the Wiki page http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigUIL2
where it said in the section "JMS client properties for the UIL2 transport":
anonymous wrote : org.jboss.mq.il.uil2.serverAddr: This system property allows
a client to override the address to whi
Resolved it myself.
I came across the Wiki page http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigUIL2
where it said in the section "JMS client properties for the UIL2 transport":
anonymous wrote : org.jboss.mq.il.uil2.serverAddr: This system property allows
a client to override the address to whi
We are running JBoss 4.0.4 on a machine behind a router.
The page http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=UsingJBossBehindAFirewall
indicates JMS uses ports 8090, 8092 and 9093.
Does JBoss uses all 3 of them or just 1? Which ports do we need to ask our ISP
to forward?
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We're currently using JBoss 4.0.4 but we want to migrate to JBoss 5. We know,
the 5 is still beta but we want to do some tests anyway.
We think we modified the necessary config files, for datasources, JMS, ... but
our EJBs won't deploy. We're getting a ClassCastException because of
org.jboss.me
We get the same error regardless whether we deploy them from start-up or use
hot-deploy.
We have several JARs with EJBs and so far only 1 of them was successfully
deployed.
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We did some more testing and we found out that the problem is caused by
Hibernate. If we remove all Hibernate POJOs from the archive it deploys.
Even with a simple POJO it fails. We have no clue as to why. Do you?
Thanks.
POJO:Entity
| @Table(name = "allowed_locales")
| public class Allowed
I found out what was wrong. In the build path there was a reference to a JBoss
EJB3 Library. That library was based on a server configuration that didn't
exist.
Solution:- disable JBossAS Tools;
| - remove JBoss EJB3 Library from build path;
| - enable JBossAS Tools;
| - add JBoss EJB3 Lib
I installed JBossTools 2.0.0.GA (JBossTools Core 2.0.0.GA, JBossAS Tools
1.0.0.GA & Hibernate Tools 3.2.0.GA) in Eclipse 3.3.1.1 via the Update Manager
and URL http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/updates/stable.
When I import an existing project into Eclipse I get NullPointerExceptions when
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