"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Can it be done?
| e.g. @Inject ControllerContext ctx;
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Now you can.
But not on field, on setter. :-)
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Yes.
anonymous wrote :
| Since we'd like to hot deploy many different Spring archives, each of them
must be uniquely represented in our environment. For that purpose, JNDI will be
used as a registry for these deployments. But where can we get our local JNDI
name? By default, this JNDI name i
Like I said in the sticky, deploying Spring .war file/application is what
Spring is all about - see their basic instructions. JBoss (Tomcat) in this case
only serves as a web container.
What JBoss/Spring is about, is the integration with EJB3 or any AOP injection
capable module.
"pedwards" wro
"genman" wrote :
| One weakness is that the Name has to be stored in the target, there's no
way, given a Service to find its name in the Microcontainer. (That I know of.)
What can help is new stuff that I've added previous week:
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This will 'inject' you underlying bean name.
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"rbuckvrsn" wrote :
| Sounds like we have to modify the microcontainer, and rebuild JBoss to suit
our needs.
What's wrong with value-factory?
I'm just adding annotation handling, I guess the initial version will be
finished next week.
I'll make it plugable as possible.
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| Could you point me to some examples on how to construct a method
interceptor in the -beans.xml format, for beans marked with annotations? In
case I change my mind again.
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http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/jbossas/projects/microcontainer/trunk/docs/gettingstarted/src/docbkx/
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| When I write my Interceptor, how do I know if the Microcontainer is calling
me due to Lifecycle transition, or the call is from "somebody else"?
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You can always check the current execution stack. :-)
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| In JBoss 5.0 some of the state management is handled by the Microcontainer.
But a lot is still handled by the ServiceController.
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All of the state management is handled by MC, ServiceController is just a
facade over MC - see actual code for more details:
http://anonsvn.
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But this is useless, since you'll only get this injected at the whenRequired
state - which you can 'tell' in advance. ;-)
Perhaps use one of the [State]KernelControllerConte
"rbuckvrsn" wrote : Are there other options?
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http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBMICROCONT-197
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| I'd like to also intercept calls to the method "getState()" and return the
Microcontainer state. Or, I'd like to "inject" state somehow.
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| | State state;
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See http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBMICROCONT-197.
Every xml feature will/must have a matching annotation. ;-)
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"genman" wrote : This I fixed specifying a newer Javassist version:
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Cool.
But I think this was changed quite some time ago.
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This one was moved to JBoss Seam forum, since it has nothing to do with JBoss
Deployers.
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"rbuckvrsn" wrote :
| Is there any decent documentation on what the syntax of these XML files is,
and what it means? I have not found much anywhere. Perhaps if there was some
documentation on how this XML format works, I could figure out what you wrote
below.
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There is almost complete Use
It means new bean for every different 'system' property you have, but it is
100% POJO.
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"alesj" wrote : Aha, just remembered one ... one sec ;-)
XML:
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Where mock is now:
| public class LDAPPropProvider
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| private String propKey;
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"rbuckvrsn" wrote :
| Apart from modifying the microkernel itself to call directly into our
properties manager, are there any other options? Are there any interceptors for
property expansion or resolution?
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You could do something like this:
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This looks like some weird ClassLoading going on.
Can you check if you don't have duplicated jars in your classpath - even the
core one's.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote :
| ... or is there an alternative way to achieve bean includes.
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Just rename those config files so that they have -beans.xml at the end.
BeanDeployer will take care of the rest.
Order doesn't matter, since we are in a state machine after all. ;-)
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Currently there is no 'easy' way.
I'll have a look.
Here is JIRA task for you to watch:
- http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBMICROCONT-192
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:-)
Initially I've used AOP interceptor defined in ejb3-interceptors-aop.xml (or
some similar name).
So I didn't have to worry about setting this EJB3 style interceptor.
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What about if you change to this:
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Since this is _not_ a SpringDeployer problem, it's a plain Spring problem.
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"loumaus" wrote :
| Anyways .. thanks for your help and congrats for this impressive approach
to embed spring into jboss
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NP. Thanks for trying it out.
Be sure to check out the impressive features we have installed for you with new
Microcontainer 2.x - new Spring-int module and a lot lot
I understand a bit more ...
Weird, don't know what the deal is with the proxy.
You can still try separating the catalog beans with parent-child architecture.
This is supported by SpringDeployer - see the instructions for setting this
hierarchy.
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Try reading this article for more info:
- http://java.sys-con.com/read/180386.htm
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What happens?
I don't see what is this catalogBean that 'solved' the problem?
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Microcontainer itself doesn't use a lot of memory, but the services which run
inside might. Check which service might be the main memory consumer.
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What limit?
I'm not aware of any time limit in Microcontainer deployment.
Is this a Seam feature?
Or from what do you reckon there is a limit?
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Not really a JBoss/Spring integration issue - see Sticky README.
So, I'm moving this post to Bad post forum.
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You are probably missing Spring deployer.
See example for instructions on how to install it.
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You've got 2 different names for .spring archive:
spring-pojo.spring/
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| JBoss-Spring.spring
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Which one is it?
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Only BeanFactories that are constructed by SpringDeployer can reference beans
from parent BeanFactories.
In your case parent BF is constructed by SpringDeployer, but your child BF is
constructed by regular Spring ContextLoader.
And only SpringDeployer knows about parent=() notion.
You can use so
JBossON:
- http://www.jboss.com/services/jbossnetwork
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : I guess this would be an alternative to the
KernelControllerContextAware interface?
Yes.
Or any of the more exact [put State here]KernelControllerContextAware interface.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Is this something I might expect to see in AS 5 GA?
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Yup.
That's the 'create your own dependency' feature Adrian is talking about. ;-)
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Currently our annotation support is a bit weak. :-)
But once we get down to it (decide on how to generically handle annotations +
impl), this should be a failrly trivial case to handle.
But if you need it really soon, I can push this myself or ask Kabir to prepare
some temp AOP based solution.
V
They are in the SVN jbossas trunk.
http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/jbossas/trunk/spring-int/
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Uf, there is not a lot of docs for MC 2.x (yet).
The best you can do is here:
- http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=105030
- http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=105284
- http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=104471
btw: where do you ge
Where is Spring here?
Moving the post...
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Done.
It's commited in the trunk, together with test cases.
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"kibbles" wrote : Looking at the code inside LifecycleAction, it looks like if
I give a bogus method name, the exception will be eaten and logged, so that
should be viable workaround until a cleaner solution is available.
Yes. :-)
| try
| {
| ClassLoader cl = Configura
Good point.
I think it was once on my mind.
I'll add it as a TODO - watch JIRA JBMICROCONT-23.
For the moment do a bogus method name - and let me know me know how it goes.
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My first thoughts on this are that it is probably a misuse.
My original use case was to enable fine grained beans in EJBs and _not_ vice
versa.
What about if you try with a lazy proxies around actual EJB when referencing
them in POJOs?
So that the actual JNDI hit will be when the EJB bean is fir
Does Embeddable use the old Deployers architecture - based on the MBeans? Or
already new Microcontainer Deployers?
If you could find this out, then I can provide you with more info.
But I think it would not be a big problem though.
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Not what JBoss + Spring integration is about - see Sticky at the top of the
start forum page.
More of a Spring forum type question.
I will eventually move your question out of this forum.
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| What other beans are implicitly available for injection ?
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See org.jboss.kernel.plugins.bootstrap.basic.KernelConstants.
"nickman" wrote :
| Am I understanding this correctly ?
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Yes. ;-)
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In MC 2.0 you can use the [State]KernelControllerContactAware callback
interface. And get the name of the passed KernelControllerContext.
I'm not sure what is there for v1.0.2.
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You are missing the actual deployer (structure).
You need something like this:
| deploy --> jboss-spring.deployer
| --> jboss-spring-jdk5.jar
| --> META-INF --> jboss-service.xml
You can use JBoss AOP (ejb3-interceptors-aop.xml) or use standard EJB3
interceptors.
The examples are part of release - not the last one, but some previous, since
they haven't changed during EJB3, Spring2.0 progress.
See downloads.
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Will the whole new JBoss5 application server do?
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There is a jsr88-service.xml:
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| org.jboss.deployment.J2eeApplicationMetaData
| org.jboss.metadata.ApplicationMetaData
| org.jboss.ejb3.Ejb3Deployment
| org.jboss.resource.metadata.ConnectorMetaData
| org.jboss.metadata.WebMetaData
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Just reelased:
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http://blogs.jboss.com/blog/bburke/?permalink=Embedded_JBoss_JBoss_without_the_Application_SErver.txt
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Ok, you'll have to do your own 'homework' ...
I think there is a lot of generic documentation / books on this sort of
questions.
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Aha, ok.
I just pointed you there for the concept - one way of using embedded mc.
For the tests, have a look at how we do it in the actual MC project - ok there
are no container services present - but we have an extensive testing env - each
feature is tested.
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Due to recent 'illegal' posts growning number - not getting even close to the
actual JBoss/Spring integration meaning, all future posts that have nothing to
do with any of this:
- http://java.sys-con.com/read/180386.htm
- http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossSpringIntegration
- http:/
It looks like you've got incompatible versions - Hibernate Core vs. Hibernate
EM.
btw: how you managed to post this question which is about Hibernate and Spring
+ Struts into JBoss/Spring integration?
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Or this one, if it helps:
- http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=EmbeddedAndTomcat
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And ... what's the problem with just doing it?
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What Spring descriptor?
Which Ant script?
And what has this got to do with JBoss/Spring integration:
http://java.sys-con.com/read/180386.htm ?
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"gumnaam" wrote :
| 1) app.ear/app-spring.xml OR
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Can you try this one?
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There are two ways of using Spring injection with SpringDeployer.
One is with JBoss AOP, which looks different containers - Session beans, MDBs,
... - and you don't need any EJB3. But in this case you need to modify / add
some code in the mentioned -interceptors.xml file.
Or you can use EJB3 Sp
What about if you try this kernel name:
|/** The default kernel name */
|static final String KERNEL_NAME = "jboss.kernel:service=Kernel";
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But I think this is what your problem falls in:
- http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=105189&start=10
Maybe the only d
What it your actual deployer service?
Post the jboss-service.xml in .deployer archive.
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Try without .har.
Or btw, why do you need .har?
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Read about JBoss classloading:
- http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossClassLoadingUseCases
.war has different CL handling than other .jars in .ear.
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Where is eLog.eTrack.dao.impl.BaseDAOHibernate?
In .har?
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Will do.
Perhaps apply debug level to trace, and see what the problem might be.
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SpringDeployer is optional.
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Like I already written - when a bean is installed, register it into mbeanserver
or jndi, and then pull it out in servlet.
Or you can always do a singleton approach - with setting underyling Kernel to
static field, and accessing it later.
This is how JBossWS is doing it - look for KernelLocator.
Uf, it looks like some weird XML exception.
So you are able to get 3rd party libs from branch version?
If you could go through the libs, and see which one's are xml-ish.
I see there is some jaxb (probably not what we are looking for) and there is
some stax-api which looks like xml stuff.
View the
What about if you added all 'xml' libs from
'[microcontainer_HOME]\thirdparty\apache-xerces\lib'?
I have these:
- resolver
- xml-apis
- xercesImpl (which I think you also have)
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"obelix1998" wrote :
| The in the code I used the following (as suggested by you):
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| BasicBootstrap bootstrap;
| | bootstrap = new BasicBootstrap();
| | bootstrap.run();
| | Object target =
bootstrap.getKernel().getController().getInstalledContext("surferCookieHandler").getTa
"obelix1998" wrote :
| Could you please provide a complete code snippet how to get this bean ?
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| KernelController controller = ...;
| ControllerContext context = controller.getInstalledContext("");
| // ControllerContext context = controller.getContext("", );
| Object target = cont
"obelix1998" wrote :
| So if you could provide a code example how to get this controller, I'd
appreciate it very much.
|protected Kernel bootstrap() throws Throwable
|{
| BasicBootstrap bootstrap = new BasicBootstrap();
| bootstrap.run();
| return bootstrap.
Get a reference to underlying Controller.
Or you can register your bean into JNDI or JMX and then just grab it from there.
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The old service layer is in MANUAL controller mode, but the deployer calls
create and start - see ServiceDeployer.
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"suneetshah" wrote :
| Caused by: java.sql.BatchUpdateException: You have an error in your SQL
syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the
right syntax to use near '.service (STATUS, SERVICE_NAME, LOCATION_IP_ADDRESS,
COMPANY_OWNER_ID, START_DAT' at line 1
Service load?
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"genman" wrote :
| Does a call to ControllerContext.getTarget() demand-load the bean?
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No.
OnDemand has other usage.
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No.
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No need for this.
Just have a separate -beans.xml with your 'low-level "commands"'.
But be sure to include proper dependencies.
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Docs are on their way.
They will be there for 2.0.0.GA.
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"genman" wrote :
| How do I deploy my Bean to the MBeanServer in MC 1.0? Is this a 2.0 feature?
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See previous posts.
"genman" wrote :
| I don't see any examples or docs for this ...
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There are none yet. We are working on it.
But there are plenty of TestCases in the project.
"genman"
Simply use
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since value here is meant as plain (string) value (from bean-deployer_2_0.xsd):
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"genman" wrote :
| Basically, I want to have the JMX "stop" and "start" operations to stop the
Bean and its dependencies.
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That is there by default.
Have a look at LifecycleMetaData.
"genman" wrote : Perhaps it doesn't require writing such a base class because
you use AOP. Is this the ca
"genman" wrote :
| Basically what I want to do is intercept the various start/stop MBean
operation calls and have these translate into calls to the Microcontainer
service controller.
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Intercept in what way?
This is already handled by the 'legacy' ServiceControllerContext.
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| I am unfamiliar with the JBoss SVN environment. Kindly direct me to the
specific location.
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http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/jbossas/trunk/spring-int/
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anonymous wrote : Problem is that spring deployment happens before the har
deployment (application.xml before jboss-app.xml) and so it fails .
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Edit org.jboss.deployment.MainDeployer-xmbean.xml file in
[JBoss_home]\server
"hondawei" wrote : I can't find infromation about what version of Spring that
JBoss 4.0.4 and JBoss 4.0.5 support.
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It's the other way around that matters. ;-)
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| Should I upload Spring library when I use JBoss or JBoss had built-in
Spring library?
JBoss doesn't ship with
No, you need this piece of xml code to integrate aop aspects with pojo
instantiation - order matters (add dependency if needed).
This is a small example I've done for Seam, and it works.
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Your xml is commented - with
JBoss5_Beta2 is about to be released.
MC features are quite polished there.
Or maybe you can port MC v2.0 to replace v1.0 in JBoss4.
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Ok, I had some idea, but it is far uglier than the one with exporter.
Never mind about KCCA in v1.0.
Try with exporter.
Or what's the problem updating MC to v2.0(beta)?
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Or you can always add a MBean Exporter kind of bean.
Inject MBean server bean into it and all the beans that you want to export
(along with ObjectName and exposed interface info).
There is no 'exporter' impl within MC, but you can probably use this one (with
slight modifications)
http://www.spri
Can you look if KernelControllerContextAware interface is present with v1.0?
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"alesj" wrote : And this can be simplified now - less aop xml code.
See JMXLifecycleTestCase.xml.
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"vickyk" wrote :
| All we need to do is to have the above code formed through the xml file
when using the MC . Am I right ?
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Yes, see how this is done in JMXDecoratedTestCase.(java|xml).
And this can be simplified now - less aop xml code.
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"eknathkadam" wrote : "bkeh12" wrote : 6. JMX interface for deployed components
if desired
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