Did you ever get this solved. This is happening to me except I have 1 ejb jar
and 3 wars and I get this when the second war tries to start.
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Has anyone any idea what the fix is to this?
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Has anyone any idea what the fix is to this?
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JBossAS 4.2.2 JBM 3.3.0.GA
I am trying to deploy a ProcessDefinition from within my code and I get a
PropertyAccessException.
ProcessDefinition processDefinition =
ProcessDefinition.parseParZipInputStream (zis);
| jbpmContext.deployProcessDefinition
I would like to implement the connection pool interface to wrap the current
connection pool implementation in order get better logging. This is driven by
deficiencies in the DBMS (Sybase) auditing features. Can anyone point me to
where I can find information on where to start. For instance,
Thanks. This looks pretty interesting. However, we are trying to track down
an issue where we are getting too many connections opened. We want to log when
gets and puts to the connection pool happen.
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I have written a JUnit test program that I want to post a message to a JMS
queue. I am attempting to do a JNDI lookup to obtain the connection factory
and I get the following exception.
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jboss/aop/classpool/AOPClassPoolRepository
| at
Yes, I realize that I can inject my hibernate session into the jbpmContext.
The question is what is the best way to combine my mappings with jbpm and still
be able to deploy it as an MBean service. The jmx HibernateService class does
not have any apparent way to do that.
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I am currently deploying my hibernate classes in an MBean using
org.hibernate.jmx.HibernateService. My Sybase database is not configured with
distributed transaction management, so I cannot use xa-datasource. I would
like to add jbpm to my hibernate service so I can have access to it from all
Dude, you're a genius! That is what it was.
Thanks alot.
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I have a situation where I have a one-to-many:
Document 1 --- m DocumentVersion.
The document version has a composite-id.
| class name=com.eLynx.Core.Database.Entity.DocumentVersion
|table=DocumentVersion
|lazy=false
|
| composite-id
|
It looks like gfe 3.4.0 changed the package for
anonymous wrote : org.eclipse.gef.internal.ui.palette.editparts.PaletteEditPart
to
anonymous wrote : org.eclipse.gef.ui.palette.editparts.PaletteEditPart.
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I have a service that I want to instrument to do some diagnostics. I thought
that this presented a good opportunity to come up to speed on AOP.
1. I created an interceptor class .
@InterceptorDef
| @Bind (pointcut = execution(public Boolean
Yeah, I tried that also but it makes no difference. I also turned on hotSwap
and that did not make any difference. There is something fundamental that I am
just not getting here.
Shouldn't I be able to deploy my interceptor in the .aop file and have it
intercept? Is there something else I
Without more detail I can only suggest that you create an actionhandler that is
invoked by processA, which posts a message to your destination. Also, create
an MDB that listens on that destination. That MDB should create the ProcessB
instance and signal it to start.
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I changed the dialect to Sybase and deployed jbpm-console. I am able to deploy
processes through the workbench but I cannot login to the jbpm-console. I
commented out the identity stuff in the hibernate config and I changed the jaas
security domain in jboss-web.xml
Thank you Andy and Clebert for taking the time to explain this in detail. To
reiterate, what you are saying is that if I need to have multiple consumers
processing messages from a clustered queue in FIFO order, than I should have
all my client consumers connect to the same node in the cluster.
I found that I had moved jbpm-jpdl.jar into the server lib dir and also had it
in my service archive. The jbpm code tries to load the handler class using the
same loader that loaded the jbpm lib, which was the root loader, not my
services loader which was a descendant of that one. When it did
I certainly appreciate your taking the time to participate in this discussion.
It seems we have a permanent miscommunication. I am aware that setting
DefaultPreserveOrdering will preserve the ordering of the message consumption
but after numerous tests, some of which the results are posted in
JBossAs 4.2.2.GA, jpdl 3.2.2
Each time try to run my process it cannot load my action class. Looking at it
in the debugger and it is trying to load it from the db. I included the action
classes in a jar in the service archiveI deployed, not in the process
definition. (Although when I added
I hate to belabor the point but it seems you are not quite understanding what I
am after. Let me try again.
Here is what I see.
My producer is connected to appserver1. Here is the serverLocatorURI from the
factory via the debugger:
anonymous wrote : Remember using queues is point to point so you should only
have one receiver.
I am assuming that by receiver you mean consumer, in JMS parlance. If that is
the case I don't know how you can make this assertion. The whole point of
using queues in a load balanced environment
From 4.4.10.1 JMS 1.1 Spec
anonymous wrote : JMS defines that messages sent by a session to a destination
must be received
| in the order in which they were sent (see Section 4.4.10.2 âÂÂOrder of
Message
| Sends,â for a few qualifications). This defines a partial ordering
constraint
Clearly I have been having some serious misunderstandings on how this works.
1. My clients use the JCA adapter because we develop on windows machines that
can run a windows only conversion library, so the ConversionJMSProvider is
defined to connect to localhost on our machines and to connect
By the way.
From the JBoss Messaging Documentation 3.1
anonymous wrote : A JMS client uses HA JNDI to lookup the connection factory.
When creating connections using that connection factory a client side load
balancing policy will automatically chose a node to connect to.
From the Clustering
That was Chapter 3.1 and Chapter 1.2.2 respectively. Here is the link
http://www.jboss.org/file-access/default/members/jbossmessaging/freezone/docs/userguide-1.3.0.GA/html/c_overview.html
It looks like it was the 1.3 UserGuide. I did initially set this stuff up last
year. It is only now that
Let me clear up some things. First, I am not using 1.3.0. I am using JBoss AS
4.2.2.ga, JBM1.4.0.SP1, as stated in the intial post. I simply made the
mistake of referencing a paragraph in the 1.3 documentation. My bad.
I have been running numerous tests using the program I included,
I certainly appreciate your trying to keep me happy, as that is the prime
objective. Perhaps you could speak to my wife about that. And in all
seriousness, I do appreciate the time you have spent.
Requiring the producer of the messages to be cognizant of how many nodes are in
the cluster in
JBoss AS 4.2.2.ga, JBM1.4.0.SP1.
I several clients that connect to a 2 machine cluster (devapp1 and devapp2).
Below is the JMSProvider I use. On one machine I have the naming provider with
devapp1 first in the list. On the second I have devapp2, as shown here. The
second machine always
Isn't what I posted a stack trace? We have been looking into this and it seems
that there is a firewall that is between the client and the server that drops
connections that are inactive for a certain period of time.
I am not sure what other stack trace you are asking for.
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We have several environments set up with 2 linux severs clustered and two
windows servers that run a jms client program. In one environment we are
consistently getting the system to hang when running a load test. Below is a
stack trace.
JBossAS 4.2.2.GA, JBM 1.4.0.SP3
Sometimes when I start my message processing service and it trys to post a
message to the queue I get the following, and I don't know what causes it or
what it means.
javax.jms.IllegalStateException: The object is closed
| at
I have been using Eclipse 3.1 and the JBossIDE 1.6 for some time now and it has
been woeking pretty good. Generally I use the remote debugging to debug my
JBoss services, instead of running JBoss within Eclipse.
The 1.6 version has a feature where you set up a deployer so that you can
right
Deleting the TemporaryQueue has no effect. The JMS API spec for
createTemporaryQueue() says:
Create a temporary queue. It's lifetime will be that of the QueueConnection
unless deleted earlier.
I create a connection make the call and close the connection so I should not
need to delete the
So, I modified my code to reuse the same jms connection and temporary queue
within each process that posts messages, and now the thread leakage is gone.
While this change admittedly optimizes the processing, I would still consider
it as a work around for a bug that does not dispose of the
Clustered App servers. JBossAS 4.2.2.GA, JBM 1.4.0SP3
--
| | Appserver1 | == ConvServer1
| | Appserver2 | == ConvServer2
| --
|
My configuration is a shown above. I have 2 linux JBoss servers clustered and
two windows jboss servers not
I have several columns that are char(1) in sybase. If I set then to a space
the try to fetch I get:
| java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 0
| at java.lang.String.charAt(String.java:558)
| at
Tim,
Thanks once again for your help. Using the Temporary Queue cleared up all my
issues. It works great now.
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One other thing. My consumer services are running 5-10 user threads each so
they will process 5-10 messages simultaneously.
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Topography:
2 Node linux cluster running JBM. (L1, L2)
2 Unclustered windown JBoss servers with services that consume from linux
cluster JBM. (W1, W2)
Using ClusteredConnectionFactory definition on W1, W2 such that both machines
are connecting to partial queue
-
| | L1 L2 | -- linux cluster, 2 nodes, with clustered Queues, Q1 and Q2
| -
| ^^
| ||
| W1 W2
|
| L == linux JBossAS 4.2.2.GA with JBM 1.4.0.SP1
| W == Windows JBossAS 4.2.2.GA. Not clustered , running consumer service
anonymous wrote :
| If the messages are on Q2 on L1 the consumer on L1 should receive them all.
A clustered queue *always* favours local consumers. I wouldn't expect the
consumer on L2 to receive any of them
Hmm... Sometimes it receives all, sometimes some messages. I have been
testing
Ok, I finally got everything up and running on JBAS 4.2.2.GA and JBM 1.4.0.SP1.
I use a ClusteredConnectionFactory to push messages to a clustered queue, and
it is round-robining them to the partial queues as expected.
Each of the services consuming these messages pushes another message on
Apparently I started one of my nodes the first time before I set the clustered
flag in the queue definition because when I looked at the jbm_postoffice
records one node had clustered set to false. By deleting the records then
restarting the queue is set to clustered and it appears that
We use the windows servers to run some conversion services that use third party
libs that are only available on windows. As the load increases we will be
adding more conversion instances, so it really will be assymetrical.
It seems a bit self defeating if we need to manually manage which
JBoss As 4.2.1, JBM 1.4.0.CR2.
I have a two node cluster with distributed a queue. Each node is running a
service that is a consumer of the queue. I have client applications that
connect to the clustered queue and post messages. The messages appear to be
distributed between the [partial]
Thanks Tim. I changed to XAConnectionFactory for the services that consume
from the local node and that works fine. However, my cluster is running under
RedHat but I have two non clustered JBoss servers running under windows. These
are each running a service that is a consumer of messages
This question was asked of my by a co-worker and I had no answer.
When parameters for a clustered service are modified manually [as through
jmx-console] on one node, are the modifications supposed to propagate to all
the nodes in the cluster?
Could anyone provide a definitive answer?
Thanks.
DOH!!
I traced through the code with the debugger and found that I had overlooked the
parameters in the xml. I had MaxBatchSize set to 5 and MaxBatchTime set to -1.
I never had more than 4 messages on my queue at a time. When I changed these
it worked.
Sorry to waste your time. I
The error code for Sybase ASE for the duplicate key exception is S1000.
Setting DUPLICATE_KEY_STATE value to S1000 eliminates the problem with restarts.
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OK. I set up two servers, JBossAs 4.2.0.GA with JBM 1.4.0.CR2.
I configured a bridge that successfully deployed.
I posted a message to server1 then listed all messaged from server1
jmx-console. No messages listed.
I listed all messages from server2 jmx-console. No messages listed.
I am trying CR2 but after the first time I start the server, whenever I restart
I get a duplicate key exception on JBM_DUAL. It looks like it is executing the
insert on startup and the insert is :
INSERT_DUAL=INSERT INTO JBM_DUAL VALUES (1)
The table creation:
CREATE_DUAL=CREATE TABLE
Sorry for taking so long to reply. The auto notification for your response got
swallowed in my spam filter.
I removed java: from the remote provider lookup and the bridge started without
any exceptions. I posted a message to my local queue and I don't know what
happened to it. It is not on
One more thing. I sent 4 messages to my local queue and all seemed to
disappear. I then stopped my bridge. The messages could then be seen using
the jmx-console. I restarted my bridge and the messages are were longer
visible from the jmx-console. I stopped the bridge and they reappeared.
Thanks Tim. FYI, I just setup up a JBossAs 4.2.0.GA server with JBM_1.4.0.CR1
and tried it and I got the same behavior.
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I have looked through the links and as far as I can tell my configuration is
correct. As you can see from the dump below my bridge connects to the remote
queue when that queue destination is a target destination
(Remotee.Conversion.In). When the remote destination is the source destination
Yes, I read through the JIRA link but that is referring to retrying the remote
connection at startup. That is not the issue. My server is running. I can
connect to the remote queue if that queue is the target destination, not the
source destination. I stepped through bridge.java and
This is my original jms-ds.xml.
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
|
| connection-factories
|
| !--
--
| !-- JMS Stuff
--
| !--
I am using JBossAS 4.2.0..GA, JBM 1.3.0.GA with one fix that was posted right
after it released, on both servers.
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I am trying to set up a couple of bridges on one server (s1) whereas messages
arriving on a queue are posted to a queue on a remote server (s2), That server
processes the message and puts a response on its local response queues. I want
another bridge to take that response and move it to my
I see my thread from yesterday and the weekend has disappeared from this forum.
Sorry if I breeched protocol somehow.
Anyway, my question was and continues to be, is it a feature that we can no
longer scope a loader repository in an MBean that uses JBM? Having my service
code in the main
I did not run the examples, but I will do that. What I did was:
1. Download and unzip JBossAS 4.2.0.GA
2. Download and unzip JVM 1.3.0.QA
3. run ant -f release-admin.xml
4. replace hssql with mssql everywhere
5. Add in my application dependent jars (jtds, groups etc.)
6. Start JBossAs
7.
One other thing. I am able to view my queue contents from jmx-console so that
indicated that at least one webapp is able to make a connection to JMS. I am
assuming that jmx goes through the JMS interface to look at the queue contents.
That would seem to indicate that something in my
I ran the installation test and, as expected, it passed. However, the test is
not executingin the same JVM as JBossAS and JBM, so given the fact that my test
program worked I would expect the install test to pass.
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Thanks Tim. I wrote a simple webapp with a servlet that does a jms connection
and it works fine so there is something peculiar to my other stuff that is
messing with it. Sorry to raise the issue before fully pursuing it.
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Well Tim, here is what I have determined. I have three MBean Services that
handle jms messages. They are essentially the same codebase. If any one of
them has a scoped loader I get the exception I sent initially.
But only on the ones that load and initialize AFTER the one with the scoped
I upgraded to JBossAS 4.2.0.GA and JBM1.3.0.GA and when I deploy my message
handling MBean I get the following when it tries to create a jms session. I am
not quite sure what this is even saying to me. Any insight as to what I need
to do to fix this would be sincerely appreciated.
2007-06-03
I also have a web app from which I attempted to connect to JMS and I observe
the same behavior.
| java.lang.NullPointerException
| at
org.jboss.jms.client.container.FailoverValveInterceptor.invoke(FailoverValveInterceptor.java:86)
| at
If I have a service that runs org.jbpm.scheduler.impl.Scheduler on multiple
machines in a cluster will I experience any possible issues with multiple
machines executing the same scheduled task?
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Yes.
loader-repositoryjboss.messaging:loader=ScopedLoaderRepository
|
loader-repository-configjava2ParentDelegation=false/loader-repository-config
|/loader-repository
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JBossAS 4.2.0 CR2
I am deploying hibernate as a .sar for use by several webapps and MBean
services. I need to be able to nest db transactions. Does anyone know how I
should configure the jboss-service.xml so that I get a
ThreadLocalSessionContext instead of a JTASessionContext? My current
JBossAS 4.2.0.CR2, JBM 1.2.0.SP!
Has anyone been successful in making a JBM connection from a webapp that is
running in the same VM as JBM? I have been trying every combination of jar
files, class loader scoping and physical contortions that I can think of and
with each permutation I get a
Tim,
I appreciate your efforts and I apologize for the way my post sounded. Part of
my frustration is I had a configuration working and cannot seem to get back to
it. I can't remember what I did to get it going in the first place (4.0.5.GA,
JBM 1.0.1.GA).
I am just moving ahead with
I have my webapp scoped as per the directions:
My jboss-app.xml
jboss-app
| loader-repository
| com.eLynx:loader=ImplementationsWebapp
|
loader-repository-configjava2ParentDelegation=false/loader-repository-config
| /loader-repository
| /jboss-app
|
The
I managed to find that elusive combo that works.
1. JBossAS 4.2.0.CR2
2. JBM 1.2.SP1
3. Copy jboss-messaging.jar and jboss-remoting.jar from jboss-messaging.sar
into server/messaging/lib
4. restart server
5. Do not include jboss-messaging-client.jar in .ear
Everbody plays nice now.
JBossAs 4.2.0.CR2
JBossMessaging 1.0.1.GA
I have several MBeans that use some shared code I have developed. I am trying
to use scoped loading by adding this to my jboss-service.xml:
loader-repositorycom.eLynx:loader=BpmExecutor/loader-repository
When I do this my jndi lookup returns a null
Thanks. I removed jboss-messaging-client.jar from my ear and replaced it with
jboss-messaging.jar. I then get the following:
| 2007-04-27 09:17:36,308 ERROR [com.eLynx.BPM.Message.JmsMessageService]
Exception sending Jbpm message
| java.lang.RuntimeException: Failed to download and/or
I installed 4.2.0.CR2 and attempted to connect to my webapp via the standard
apache/jboss configuration. I get the service unavailable message. 4.0.5.GA
works fine. I noticed that the servlet engine on CR2 is JBossWeb/2.0.0.CR1 not
Apache Tomcat/5.5.20 as in 4.0.5.GA. I also noticed that CR2
Thanks alot. I a running httpd locally but using mod_proxy and had my Proxy
set to the name of my machine. Changed it from:
| Proxy balancer://cluster
| BalancerMember ajp://elx000393.elynx.com:8009
| /Proxy
to:
| Proxy balancer://cluster
| BalancerMember
Once I got 4.2.0.cr2 up and running I ran into a new ripple. I have a webapp
that creates a UserTransaction at the beginning of each request and commits it
at the end. I am using jbpm 3.1.3 in this app. My application code uses a
different database then jbpm, both are mssql databases. In
I appreciate your quick response. It is good to hear that you are working to
eliminate the need for scoping. I tried putting the jar you specified in my
lib directory and restarting JBossAS (4.0.5, ejb3 configuration) and It gives
the following exception:
| 2007-04-26 08:52:40,253 DEBUG
Well, I downloaded JBossAS 4.2.0.CR2, unzipped it, ran JBM 1.2.0 SP1 installer
against it. I then copied the new jboss-remoting.jar file into the lib
directory as well as all my services and apps except the webapp that has the
jboss-messaging-client.jar file. I then started the server and
One more thing. I added jboss-app.xml to meta-inf in my .ear file with:
jboss-app
| loader-repositoryjboss.messaging:loader=ScopedLoaderRepository
|
loader-repository-configjava2ParentDelegaton=true/loader-repository-config
|/loader-repository
| /jboss-app
|
This
Thanks Tim.
We don't currently have support but I am working on getting it. I guess in the
mean time I will 'fiddle' as you say. You mentioned the fat
jboss-messaging-client.jar. Is there an alternative, say a thin or trim or
perhaps lean messaging-client.jar that can be assembled by me?
I have been trying to get all my applications and services to play nice since
upgrading to JBM3.2 and it has been a royal pain in the arse. The latest is I
have a webapp that is working quite well but I added an async JBPM action
handler and it uses a custom Jms Message Service, hence I needed
I am sorry to say I have not. I backed off to 3.1.3 and am trying to move
forward in my project. 3.2 does not seem ready for prime time to me.
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Judging by the tremendous number of replies I see that this is a topic of
enormous interest. However, if anyone is interested I was able to effect a
work around by adding another filter. Here it is in case anyone is interested.
It should be placed in the chain before the TCLFilter:
package
When I upgraded to JBM 3.2 recently I had to go back and add:
|loader-repositoryjboss.messaging:loader=ScopedLoaderRepository
|
loader-repository-configjava2ParentDelegation=false/loader-repository-config
|/loader-repository
to my jboss-service.xml files on the message
Disregard this. I forgot to change the default datasource for jbpm to my
mssql datasource
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In jbpm-3.1.3 I uploaded the process zip and all the process files were
uploaded. I could verify that they were there by querying jbpm_byteblock. I
upgraded to 3.2 and created new tables in a new mssql database using the new
script. I then uploaded the exact same process zip :
I downloaded jbpm 3.2 and ran the new mssql scripts to create the new schema.
When I tried to deploy the jbpm-console.war in my JBossAs.4.0.5.GA (ejb3)
installed server I get the following exception:
| 2007-04-15 09:17:38,268 DEBUG [org.hibernate.jdbc.ConnectionManager]
releasing JDBC
I have a business process that begins with the system (i.e. a daemon)
processing some input (xml input). The processinstance transitions through
several custom processing nodes. At a certain point in the process it must
pause/fork to subprocesses that require user input (i.e. via webapp).
I noticed in the mssql-persistence.xml file that came with JBM1.2 the word
CLUSTERED is used for a column name. This is a reserved word. Changing the
script to IS_CLUSTERED fixes the exception thrown when creating the tables:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=utf-8?
|
| !--
| MS SQL
A little more info.
When I start JBossAS and my .sar that uses JBossMessaging is in the deploy
directory everything starts and works correctly. Then if I undeploy it I get
the following when the JMSConnection.close() is called:
java.lang.NullPointerException
| at
JBossAS 4.0.5.GA and JBossMessaging 1.2.0.GA
I get client exception:
[2007-04-06 09:37:09,000] ERROR - Got marshalling exception, exiting
| java.io.EOFException
| at java.io.DataInputStream.readInt(Unknown Source)
| at
Upgrading to 1.2.0.sp1 seems to have taken care of the problem. If my service
sar is deployed when I start JBossAS then it runs fine, however if I redeploy
it I get the following:
2007-04-06 15:11:53,937 ERROR [STDERR] Exception in thread Thread-38
| 2007-04-06 15:11:53,937 ERROR [STDERR]
Thanks alot for all your help. I was able to get it to work by using aopc
first. I came across the enable loadtime weaving stuff in the docs and made
one attempt to turn it on, but I got some class not found exception so I just
backed off that. I must say it was difficult sifting through all
Thanks for all your help. After multiple readings of the docs I am starting to
get it. I now have the pojo caching somewhat working, however it appears only
to serialize my object rather than pojo cache it.
I verified that the object inserted in one instance of JBoss is retrieved by
the
Thanks for you help. As far as the Sample-Cluster message, we have two Jboss
clusters here, qa and dev, and each has two jboss servers. I had not changed
the name in the qa cluster and I was getting the message on the dev cluster.
Changing it in qa fixed that.
As for the class loader
Yes. It is a webapp running under JBossAS 4.0.5, deployed in an EAR. Does not
use EJB.
Where do I set UseRegionBasedMarshalling to true?
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