I have a basic loan calculator EJB on JBOSS 4/RHEL 3/x86 which provides
calculation services to RMI clients. The demo runs on a single cpu x86 box
(actually it's a no frills laptop :-)
I am wondering if I can demonstrate thread pooling functionality on this basic
configuration, and how do I
thanks Kazuhisa-san, I have not yet tried your latest suggestion, but I'd like
to point out some strange messages from Jboss upon start up (via executing
run.sh):
09:32:17,947 WARN [ServiceController] Problem starting service
jboss:service=NamingBeanImpl
| javax.naming.NamingException:
I have made the following code change (see statement in bold), because the
expression involving = new InitialContext() should in my opinion follow the
proerties settings, however that didn't solve the problem.
kahzoo-san; do you mean the statement should be:
Object beanHomeRef =
After a long time I am revisiting this topic and even though I tried to
implement your advise the very same error message stays:
javax.naming.NoInitialContextException: Can't find property:
java.naming.factory.initial
Below are the details on what I did. TIA for any further help.
SOURCE CODE
I am developing a demo based on JBOSS 4.2.0.CR2 on Linux RHEL 3/x86.
The demo includes an EJB (stateless session bean), and a client app that
requests services from the bean.
I invariably get the following rt error when launching the client as
# ant runClientApp
[java]
