"andy.mil...@jboss.com" wrote : "jaikiran" wrote : EJB3 (JPA) entities are
managed by the JPA provider (Hibernate). The caching too is being configured
through the persistence.xml files. The documentation for AS5 has been revamped
:) Its available at http://www
"jaikiran" wrote : EJB3 (JPA) entities are managed by the JPA provider
(Hibernate). The caching too is being configured through the persistence.xml
files. The documentation for AS5 has been revamped :) Its available at
http://www.jboss.org/ejb3/docs/
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| The specific chapter for EJB3 entity
"jaikiran" wrote : EJB3 (JPA) entities are managed by the JPA provider
(Hibernate).
| P.S: I haven't heard about ejb3-entity-cache-service.xml in earlier
versions too.
It was in AS 4.2 stuff, and EAP 4.3, so its old.
Thanks for the pointer in the right direction.
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In AS 5.1, the old way of configuration the entity bean cache seems to have
disappeared.
How do you configure the cache for entities in AS 5.1? The documentation is
very out of date for this as well.
Pointers in the right direction would be greatly appreciated?
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"gaohoward" wrote : I know in JBoss Remoting there is difference in handling VM
local and remote calls. But I don't know about the details. You can ask the
remoting forum or the remoting doc. In JBM doc, you can also find some of the
key remoting parameters too.
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| Howard
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Since my ca
"gaohoward" wrote : Hi,
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| I don't know if jms-ds.xml has such a parameter, you can ask the JCA forum
about it. JBoss remoting does has such a parameter, you can read about it in
the jboss remoting's doc. The remoting configuration file is set at the JBM
server side only.
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I know th
"gaohoward" wrote : The maxPoolSize is the max number of server threads that
process requests. It's a remoting configuration parameter.
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It appears to be something set in jms-ds.xml and nothing to do with remoting
correct?
Or in the case where the client is remote, you set it in the remotin
"andy.mil...@jboss.com" wrote : "gaohoward" wrote : Inside the AS container, a
MDB's connection to JBM is handled by JCA layer, which has its own pooling of
connections.
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| | JBM_clientMaxPool is not about connection pool, it's about thread pool
si
"gaohoward" wrote : Inside the AS container, a MDB's connection to JBM is
handled by JCA layer, which has its own pooling of connections.
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| JBM_clientMaxPool is not about connection pool, it's about thread pool size
at the remoting client side.
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| I don't see what do you refer to the
Within AS 5.1.0 and JBM 1.4.3, I'm curious how the various pools interact.
When I have an EJB 3 application with stateless session beans that enqueue a
message and it gets dequeued by an EJB 3 MDB, what pools are actually being
used?
In my specific case, everything is within the VM, so I have
"jaikiran" wrote : I guess the "Thread Local Pattern" in this FAQ
http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/WhatDoesTheMessageDoYourOwnHousekeepingMean
Thanks Jaikiran!
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"adr...@jboss.org" wrote : Read the FAQ. What you are doing is an anti-pattern
and will cause connection leaks.
Could you point me to the specific FAQ you are referring to? I see the same
problem in the Apache Day Trader application (IBM wrote it). I may have to fix
the application, but I'm n
"timfox" wrote : The files should certainly be in the distribution.
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| I'll ask Clebert/ Howard to investigate as they did the integration for AS 5
Great, and thanks.
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htt
Sorry for the post. I kept looking and I found what I needed in the
documentation. I'm not sure how I missed it, but I kept digging and eventually
found it.
I would say one thing though. The documentation references examples where you
can find this stuff in the distribution, but they are not
I'm trying to change an AS 5.1 setup to use MySQL as the database for JBM, and
the database tables are being created as MyISAM, and I would like to alter the
DDL to specify ENGINE=INNODB.
I cannot seem to find the stuff anywhere. In the mysql-persistence-service.xml
(I just copied the hsqldb o
"ALRubinger" wrote : What's up with the deployment ie. ejb-jar.xml or @Resource
annotations? If we can get a failing case we should either:
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| 1) Throw descriptive deployment exception if caused by invalid metadata
| 2) Fix this NPE
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| ...but either way the error as-is offers no fee
I'm trying to build the Apache Day Trader application using the jboss5
instructions they give, and I have an ear, but when I deploy it I get the
following deployment exception (NullPointerException):
19:36:07,745 INFO [JBossASKernel] installing bean:
jboss.j2ee:ear=daytrader-ear-2.1.3.ear,jar
"alesj" wrote : I suggest mavenizing your project. ;-)
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| That's the easiest, since MC is distributed over 7+ sub-projects,
| each sub-project has multiple modules.
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| Perhaps check my MC demos project on how
| to easily setup maven for MC binaries usage.
Will do.
Thanks.
View th
"alesj" wrote : We reached 2.0.0.GA, meaning all our sub-projects are GA.
| Woohooo!
Where are the binary downloads? I would like to do some playing around with
some ideas I have, but all I need is the binaries. I don't need to build it
from source.
Right now, there are only download links
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