Thank you.
Then it is possible to deploy JAX-WS style web services to JBoss? Do I need the
same deployment descriptors as in the Provider sample or some specific JBoss
deployment descriptors?
My sample web service signature looks like this:
anonymous wrote :
| @ServiceMode(value=Service.Mod
I'll like to create some web services on JBoss 4.2 which accepts a XML
document/node as input for the web method. Is it possible and can anyone
describe how to do it?
One way of doing could be to create a web method which just accept a string
like
anonymous wrote :
| @Stateless
| public c
Jep, we've looked at the wiki note as well as this note:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBoss5AndMyFaces[/url], but when we're
following the instructions, we face a lot of other exceptions. As far as I can
see, the portal admin part is using MyFaces but it doesn't seem to use
MyFacesG
That's correct - we are moving from JBoss AS 4.0.4 to 4.2.1. I have been
looking at the wiki and trie to replace the RI JSF implementation with MyFaces
but that doesn't seem to work when the Portal is deployet in the AS.
We've also tried to bundle the MyFaces Implementation in our Portal War fil
OK, maybe the MyFacesGenericPortlet doesn't care about the Portal version, but
nevertheless we get a ClassCastException when the MyFacesGenericPortlet
attempts to get a handle to the FacesContext. The exception occurs in the
facesContext method:
| protected FacesContext facesContext(PortletR
We're about to upgrade our portal application from Portal 2.4 to 2.6. In the
portlet.xml, the portlets uses the portlet-class
org.apache.myfaces.portlet.MyFacesGenericPortlet
We've tried with version 1.1.1 and 1.1.5 of MyFaces.
When accessing the portal application we faces a ClassCastException
I can reproduce it by clicking on a actionlink twice without waiting for the
first action to complete. In out particular example, we have a master-detail
table relationship. When we mark a row in the master table (using an actionlink
for that row) the detail table is re-queried. If I mark a row
We're able to reproduce. Our application is running in Portal 2.4.
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Any new on this one? We use JBoss Portal with JSF Portlets. The exception occur
everytime a user double clicks a button or actionlink (ex. clicking on an
actionlink before the first click has been handled). I'll expect that the first
click will be cancelled and the second will start being handle
Does anyone have a solution or answer to this problem? I think it's a big
problem that you can't user request scope propertly when runing JSF in JBoss
Portal
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HI,
Has anyone successfully configured JAAS security, using AD to store users and
roles/groups, with single sign-on from Internet Explorer? Our goal is to free
the user from any login screens after they successfully have logged in to the
Windows domain.
We're talking about a J2EE application,
I found out that when removing the JBOSS 404 EJB3 libraries from the classpath,
then the embedded server started successfully.
However, I was thinking it would be better to use the RC8 version together with
JBOSS 4.0.4 - do you know where I can download this version?
Do you see any conflicts i
HI,
YES ITS WORKING!. Just the method I needed!
Actually both options it working (with or without the
SpringLifecycleInterceptor), after I mixed the spring-deployer into the
embeddable EJB3.
Thank you very much, especially for your very fast answers.
Regards
Jacob Boje
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HI,
About my first option: I've no clue how to mix the spring deployer into the
embeddable EJB3. Anyone?
The second option seems more easy. However, it seems to be difficult to bind a
BeanFactory or ApplicationContext in JNDI, because they're not Serializable.
I've tried to use the SpringBeanF
unning on the application server, but how can I
make it work when running from a standalone java app?
Anyone has an idea?
Regards
jaboj
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r. In eclipse the conf-dir is in the build-path. If I removed it the
build-path then I'm getting another exception - so I'm sure that it is in the
build path.
Can anybody help me with this? Has anyone succeded using this embeddable EJB3
server in a unit test? I really much
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