Please take a look at this post:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=150672
I would like to add my own custom annotation to an EJB, and be able to have it
scanned at startup time.. similar to how @WebService is scanned by the
deployer. Is there doco on how to accomplish th
I am current using a timer service to "wake up" and iterate over a collection
of stored queries. I am considering associating one timer and one query so that
each query can have a different refresh time. I hate to ask a quesiton like
this, but are timers defined to be fine grained. All the examp
Yeah.. that worked.. thanks. However, aren't the two lines the same?
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I noticed I did not comments out the first Muppet bean. Even if I do that:
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Sure. Here is the xml
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amqp://guest:guest@/?brokerlist='tcp://loc
I am using Jboss 5.0 on Fedora 10, with the sun JDK. What stack are you running
on?
-- bk
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Following the docs here:
http://www.jboss.org/file-access/default/members/jbossmc/freezone/docs/2.0.x/userGuide/ch11s03.html
I attempted to replace this xml:
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I am looking for advice on how to map a properties table. Assume a schema such
as:
Objects_Table
ObjectID
ObjectName
ObjectType
Properties_Table
ObjectID
PropertyID
PropertyValue
Assuming that for OID 12 there are 2 properties (NAME and Descripti
Well.. at least i dont feel too bad about not being able to follow the blog.
So.. how does the jbossws stuff accomplish this? This seems like something in
the deployers/jbossws.deployer is intercepting the EJB deployment and adding
endpoints into a web application. It seems like all the bits to
I have seen it.. but does this work for EJB's as well? I ask becuase I have an
EJB which looks like this:
@Command(commandName = "PingBackend")
@AuditType(AuditLogType.PING_BACKEND)
@Stateless
public class PingBackendCommand extends VdcCommandBase {
I then created an Annotation Resolver:
I dont know if this is an EJB or a Microcontainer question, but I will post it
here. I am working with JBoss 5.0 GA. I would like to be able to annotate my
session beans with a custom annotation (say @BK) and be able to interrogate the
EJBs with this annotation at load time. Using interceptors i
OK.. thanks! From what I can see... both Native and Metro have good adoption of
the soap/http transport and for the WSIT stack on top of that. However, if I
want to look at non http or JMS, then Metro seems to be the choice. Am I
missing something?
Thanks again.
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OK.. I had not used the wsrunclient.sh in the JBOSS_HOM/bin directory. Using
this script, instead of my own script, allowed me to get past this issue.
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I am attempting to test a RM client as a stand alone jar file using
JbossWS-native against a service which is deployed in a Jboss 5.0 container. I
have a simple client which I generated using wsconsume. I am following the
directions from
http://jbossws.jboss.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=WS_R
Is there an up2date version of this:
http://wiki.apache.org/ws/StackComparison
I have some services which work under Native, but not under Metro. I am very
interested in WCF integration.. and some of the items listed here (tcp
transport) would be very important.
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I am running this in JBoos 5.0, Using JbossWS-Metro 3.0.5 as the web container.
In addition, I have updated the web.xml as described at the end of this post:
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I have a pojo which is being deployed as a servlet in a war file. The goal is
to expose the pojo as a WS endpoint (Metro endpoint actually). If I add any
J2EE annotations (@EJB or @Resource) they come back as null.
Is the expectation that Pojos deployed should be able to use these annotations?
Should the use of JBossWS-Metro cause this not to work? I have a simple POJO
exposed as a web service. It is deployed into a Jboss5 App Server with
JbossWS-Metro installed. The POJO references an @EJB and I get
NullPointerExceptions when accessing hte instance variable.
-- bk
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As a note.. I also see this when attempting to run metro in 3.0.5 on JBOSS 5.0.
The cause is that the build (in jbossws-as5-default-deploy.conf) deletes the
jbossws-native-core.jar file which contains this class. If I the jar back in,
the server boots up.
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I declared an @Stateful bean implementation to also be an @WebService. When I
did this, I got the following exception. I scanned the code of
StatefulContainer and it appeared to extend/implement the same interfaces as
Stateless container. In addition, with the assert in front of of the cast.. I
Did you ever get an answer to this? Did you have to go to using JNDI directly..
or some other solution?
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