Hey - it works now! I had to try a while - but now the EJB's and even the
direct sql works! Thanks a lot for your great help. I fear I didn't understand
everything - but I'm on the way now and happy about it! Thanks!
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Ok - thanks, you helped a lot - perhaps I don't understand everything, but I'm
on the way now - and I got an idea about understanding all that.
Now there's the next problem I've got. If I understood right after googling the
RAD generates non-JBoss-conform EJBQL - and so the Error tolds me I saw
Forgot: The RAD doesn't know the ejb-ql-tag... that's the reason for the syntax
error...
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here that
could help me?
Thanks!
Benjiii
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Sorry, I took the wrong folder... hope you'll help my anyway
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If I do this, I get a clean server start, but when calling the first servlet, I
get this error now:
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: local:ejb not bound
Is this because I use the call
DataAccessFacadeLocalHome dataFacadeHome =
Do you mean this part of the tree here?
+- env (class: org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContext)
| | +- ejb (class: org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContext)
| | | +- DataAccessFacade[link - local/[EMAIL PROTECTED] (class:
javax.naming.LinkRef)
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For me it seems correct, or not? But the
Sorry - moment - I've got an idea... perhaps another part of the code...
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Seems to be that my EntityBeans now aren't reachable - the facade now is ok.
Where have I to look to get the correct jndi for the entity beans? Is it
defined in an JBoss specific file? (ejb-jar.xml e.g?)
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I retried again with using DefaultDS - now it's working. Don't know, what
changes I did before that weren't ok (or did not but would be necessary) ...
Thanks for your help!
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No, that is not the problem here - I already changed correctly to the JNDI-name
MSSQL2000XADS
depends
optional-attribute-name=ConnectionManagerjboss.jca:service=DataSourceBinding,name=MSSQL2000XADS/depends
but perhaps there should be an entry to define the state manager? 'cause there
none...
Didn't knew about a state-xml-file before?! Do I need this? In the jms dir is
no state-xml-file, none for hypersonic and - clear - non for mssql. I also not
found a mssql-jdbc-state-service.xml in the googled sites or in the example dir
of jboss...
To post these files will cause a really big
Hello all!
I tried to use a datasource (SQL Server 2000) for my JBoss - and the result is
this error:
ObjectName: jboss.jca:service=DataSourceBinding,name=TEST
State: NOTYETINSTALLED
Depends On Me:
jboss.mq:service=PersistenceManager
Don't know, what's the problem. I put the
Oh sorry, didn't see the button - Newbie error
But there isn't any other error message - the error occurs in the console when
starting the server. No own code used yet, I only tried to start the default
JBoss (version 4.2.2) installation with a database connection.
And: No, no persistance.xml -
Yes, that's what I tried: I have to use a SQLServer database instead of the
hypersonic.
And I did like it's written in your link - what I wrote above. I think the
problem is the xml I posted above - that's the only part that differs from the
way in the text that you linked because the syntax
Hey - thanks - you were right - that was a naming problem between the
msql-jdk2-service.xml and the datasource xml! Great!
There's now another error
Could not find stored procedure 'master..xp_jdbc_open'
but I worry that this is a problem of the driver I use, so that this is no
problem for
So now I solved the problem with the driver - and got a new on: Now the
StateManager is not yet installed (says the server console). I only changed the
name for DataSourceBinding in the mssql-jdbc2-service.xml, nothing else. And I
removed the corresponding file for the hypersonic database.
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