Unfortunately, you cannot use a JTA datasource unless you get the entity
managers by injection, so you cannot use the jta-data-source element and you
have to set the javax.persistence.nonJtaDataSource property in the map.
Also, if you are using EJBs, you have to add the
I have the same problem as you. I need to use different databases with the same
tables in the same application (the difference is that for me is that
redeploying or even restarting JBoss is permitted, but in this case, it doesn't
matter).
The idea is to use the same persistence unit changing
The only solution that I've found is to create the Entity Managers (and
factories) through the Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory method passing it
a Map with the JNDI direction of the new datasource. You can also pass the
datasource connection information by hibernate properties in the
Hello, I'm developing an application and I have to use the same JPA beans in
multiple databases in the same application. The solution that I've thought is
to create various persistence units, one for every database and use them in my
beans. The problem of this approach is that I cannot use the
Well, so, Is there a way to force a specific deployment order for the jars
appart from renaming them? In JBoss 4 there was an option in jboss.xml but it
seems to be deprecated.
If not, is there a way to specify dependencies among EJBs so JBoss 5 deploys
them in the correct order?
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I've renamed the jars and now it looks like this:
| ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| application xmlns=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee;
xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xsi:schemaLocation=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee
I'm using JBoss 5.1.0CR1 and I'm trying to deploy an EAR file which contains
the following:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| application xmlns=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee;
xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xsi:schemaLocation=http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee
I'm having the same issue with JBossWS Metro 3.1.1 over a new installed JBoss
4.2.3. I deploy the Metro stack and then I try to deploy my EJB3 services (each
one in a different jar). The first one gives this exception:
| 11:21:42,907 ERROR [MainDeployer] Could not start deployment:
I have the same problem. I've upgraded to JBossWS 3.1 and my Web Service
clients executing in JBoss are throwing this exception. I'm going back to 3.0.5
until this is fixed.
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Hello, I'm developing a set of web services which accept and return data based
on a standard. I have the standard schema and I have generated the JAXB
elements jar file.
Now, I have some web services (like 6 and it's growing) and they all use the
same jar file with the bindings. They are EJB3
Hello, I'm developing an application using JBoss 4.2.3. I have to store some
XML documents in a database and I have to read, and update them. These
documents will be encrypted eventually so I have defined an entity like this:
@Entity
public abstract class Document implements Serializable {
@Id
I'm using the first approach since it's more portable. I'm using in in an EJB3
so the transaction is automatically managed and the connection is really
referring to the same database. I don't know I will have problems in the
future, but right now I'm looking for portability and upgradability.
Hello, I'm trying to deploy some EJB3 Web Services and I want them to use HTTP
Basic Authentication. I tried first using the jboss.xml file but it was
ignored, then I tried with @WebContext annotation and it worked, so now seeing
your comment, I think that there must be a bug that makes
I've seen that using @WebContext works and my service uses HTTP Basic
Authentication but this breaks portability. I tried using the jboss.xml file to
get the same result but it seems as if it were ignored. Is there any example of
using the jboss.xml file to achieve that?
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Hello, I have some EJB3 web services in a jar and I want to use HTTP Basic
Authentication + HTTPS to access them. I've looked at the documentation and
I've found ways to do it by using custom JBoss annotations like @SecurityDomain
and @WebContext, but as I want my application to be portable, I
I've done that, this is my code:
| @Lob
| protected byte[] content;
|
However, for that field Toplink assumes that the underlying type is bytea,
while Hibernate assumes that it is oid. So basically, every one of them is
defaulting to a different way to store a Blob of the two allowed
Hello, I'm writing a JEE application and I'm planning to support Glassfish and
JBoss in their default configurations, so I need to support Toplink and
Hibernate. I know that I can use Hibernate with Glassfish but I'd like my code
to work in more than one JPA implementation, so using Hibernate
It's not so easy, I think. That would make the validation to succeed but
reading a bytea or reading an oid is completely different.
When using oid, the blob is saved in another table, so reading it will involve
reading in streaming from a table. It's a completely different system. As I'm
using
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