Hi,
Since I installed Norton Security 2008 on my machine at home, I cannot run
JBoss until I switch of the firewall completely. I tried to open the UDP-ports
1200 until 1500, (because they seem to be used dynamically, at least they chang
with each start) but it didn't help.
17:36:00,890 ERROR
Hi Jaikiran,
Thanks for the hint. I searched and found the error report for that issue, but
didn't know, what exactly had to be done. Well, I did what you said, but it
didn't work.
I also tried your earlier suggestion to avoid deployment with eclipse and use
ant instead. I used the script of t
Hi Jaikiran,
First of all, thanks a lot for your support!
For once, using the latest version - of Java - was not very successful and I
changed the JDK back to 1.5. I did it before, now I run only on 1.5 to exclude
another source of errors, but it did not resolve the problem.
Where shall I beg
Hi Jaikiran,
Thanks for the hint. I checked the run configuration, and found the jar
included in the default classpath. I checked if it might need to be higher up
in the hierarchy. Since I couldn't move it higher up in the hierarchy (?), I
added it manually as its own unit and moved it to all p
Hi,
Sorry to forget this, I was too straight.
(My analysis was: the NamingException is due to the ClassNotFoundException: The
class of the remote interface cannot be found because it is not there, as it
shows in the JMX-console. But maybe that analysis is already wrong...)
The code for the cli
Hi,
I created a remote interface:
| @Remote
| public interface PersonHandlerRemote {
|
| public abstract void addPerson(Person person);
| public abstract void printAllPerson(String message);
| public abstract void deletePerson(Person person);
|
Then I created a statef
Hi,
I'm trying a basic example with an entity bean Person
and a stateless bean PersonFeederBean that is getting a list of persons and to
persist them, print them and maybe remove them.
The PersonFeederBean is called by ClientPersonFeeder creating the list of
person to store.
The code compiles
