Thank you for the pointer. I had looked at that example, and while it is very
useful in showing how all the pieces fit together, there isn't much in the way
of connection properties. It really only has the target directory.
I still have that information in my ra.xml file, and logically I'm start
I'm writing a inbound connector for a legacy system using JCA 1.5. There are
several configuration parameters which I've exposed through the ResourceAdapter
bean mechanism and set in the ra.xml file (not because this is the best way
necessarily, but because I was trying to get the whole thing wo
Check your JAVA_HOME variable. Ant relies on this to find the compiler.
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I posted in both places since I had read a message on that board that said a
different poster's question belonged on this board since it was dealing with
the connection-factories.
For the archives: I was able to get it to work once I moved the mbean
description into its own file and out of the
What was the solution to this?
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This is either a bug or else the documentation is misleading...
I moved the remote JMS provider MBean into its own file (instead of adding it
to jms-ds.xml) and now my messages are flowing.
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Verified: No errors or warnings for either the Bridge or PostOffice.
I also set different -Djboss.messaging.ServerPeerID for each of my server
instances.
Does the bridge REQUIRE a selector? I don't have one set.
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I didn't see any error information in either server's log. I'm running this
again to verify that I didn't just over look something.
As for the ServerPeerID's, I did not explicitly set it on either server.
However I've been using different jboss.service.binding.set values for the two.
Does that
I've got two JBoss 5.0.1.GA instances. Server A has a topic and I would like to
have bridged to a Queue on Server B.
I've added the following to Server B's deploy/messaging/jms-ds.xml
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You're right. That got rid of my error. Now my jms-ds.xml looks like this:
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Correction on the previous post: The Exception occurs whether my app has been
deployed or not.
My MDB's annotations look like this:
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It seems like this should be pretty easy, and it probably is, but...
I'm trying to configure a JBoss 5.0.1.GA instance to use both it own local JBM
instance as well as connect to a remote JBoss 5.0.1.GA instance (also using
JBM). Ultimately I want to be able to use EJB3 MDBs on local and remote
I've been searching the 'net trying to find out how to use in JBoss 5.0.1.GA.
@Resource(name = "some/name")
However, all of the examples show the annotation used this way:
@Resource(mappedName = "some/jndi/name")
Also, the specification says that mappedName is a provider specific attribute,
app
I'm using an EJB3 style Stateless Session Bean as a target for a timer. During
my integration testing I have the timer turned up to repeat very quickly (100ms
interval) so that I don't have to wait for too long while the tests are
executing. However, it has illustrated a problem that may have ta
Alright. I'll give it a go.
Thanks guys for the tip!
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"jaikiran" wrote : In either case i guess you could specify some system
property that gets substituted per system, dynamically...
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I have a JavaEE system that has one feeder application and several consumer
applications. The producer is transmitting messages over a JMS topic. The
consumer applications are all EJB3 apps, and I had planned to use MDBs on the
consumer systems to process the incoming messages. However, while mo
OK, thanks again for all your help. I'll post over there and see what I can dig
up.
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I think I can use Tim's suggestion (if I can find a way to assign the selector
outside the ear).
Something like:
clientID is NULL AND feed in ('feed1', 'feed2')
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| clientID = 'myClientID' AND feed in ('feed1', 'feed2')
So is there a way for me to assign the clientID other than in the ann
Thank you guys for your help here!
timfox: Is there a way to specify the selector outside of the .ear file? I'm
hesitant to require that the deployer of my application unzip the ear, change
an ID, and rezip it. I would rather use a identical application package on our
production and test server
clebert:
Thanks for the pointer, I've checked out the sample and started to look it over.
timfox:
If I deploy my app in an .ear file, wouldn't I have to muck around with the
embedded deployment descriptors in each client in order to assign the unique
IDs? I would love to be able to modify the se
Sure (and thanks so much for your help!).
I have what amounts to a store-and-forward system (let's call it the SAF for
this discussion). It feeds multiple client systems. The SAF receives a number
of files from different, external systems, which it stores and makes available
via HTTP. The clien
That's where I was headed...
I need to be able to also (re)send a notification to only one client
(preferably using the same mechanism). I had thought I could have a selector
that looks for my notifications of interest and/or notifications with a
property set to the client's ID, but I don't kno
I am designing a system that will generate notifications of different types of
events and will have different systems subscribed to it. All clients will only
be interested in a subset of these events, although overlapping interest
between clients is fully expected. Also, I need to add the abilit
I haven't noticed any adverse effects yet. You do get a warning in the log,
however.
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I'm seeing the same error (also using 5.0.1.GA), but instead of using tools,
I'm just copying the ear file into the deploy directory with Ant. A restart of
JBoss (without the undeploy, clean, redeploy) seems to take care of the problem
for me.
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I eliminated this last error by shutting down JBoss, truncating the timers
table, and then restarting JBoss.
Another issue has come up with this configuration. I tried to install a second
box (one of our testing serviers) using the final configuration from the above
experiments and ran into pro
I tried setting the DefaultDS as a XA Data Source using a datasource descriptor
I found on the net (I can't vouch for it's correctness) and leaving my
application's data source as a local-tx (like what is found in
docs/examples/jca).
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com.mysql.jdbc.jdbc2.
Progress update:
1) Copied the deploy/mysql-ds.xml file to deploy/app-mysql-ds.xml
2) Changed the JNDI name, changed the URL, changed the credentials in
app-mysql-ds.xml
3) Restarted JBoss
-- No errors and no new warnings --
4) Deployed my JMS queues
-- No errors --
5) Deployed my app and I get a
I started with a clean copy of the "standard" server and applied the
instructions from http://www.jboss.org/community/docs/DOC-12255
This is JBoss 5.0.1.GA and MySQL 5.1.33
Here are my notes corresponding to the step in the instructions:
1) Done
2) Done
3) Done
4) Referenced file (standardjaws.x
I got this piece of advice in response to a question I asked in another thread:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=154018 It seemed to
warrant its own discussion...
"PeterJ" wrote : Well, one best practice is to definitely not use DefaultDS for
your apps. Leave the JBoss A
Is there some help in configuring an XADataSource for JBoss 5.0.1.GA and MySQL
5.x?
I haven't been able to find much of anything.
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Thanks for the quick reply!
So if I may boil down your reply, it sounds like if I have the hardware
resources available to run them in different instances of JBoss, then I should
do so.
It sounds like the administration in the long run will be easier if I run them
separately.
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This is hopefully an easy enough question to answer...
I am trying to determine what is considered the best practice for deploying two
(basically unrelated and) different J2EE applications to the same hardware
server.
1) Deploy both applications to the same instance of JBoss
2) Deploy each to i
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