Thanks! It worked without any problems.
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Thanks, I'll try it later on.
By the way, what is the benefit of having JBoss managing this resource?
Does it perform some kinda of pooling under the hoods and other optimizations?
Or is it equal in performance to creating a mail session in the code and not
relying on managed resources?
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I'm developing an application that retrieves emails on behalf of clients (from
yahoo, gmail, hotmail, etc.). Currently, I'm creating the mail session by
myself. I know I can define my mail session in the mail-service.xml file.
However, I have the following questions:
* Is it possible to define mo
"PeterJ" wrote : The service description looks OK, but I cringe at seeing
JBossAS installed in Program Files - having spaces in a path can cause some
Java libraries fits. I keep mine at d:\opt\jboss\jboss-4.2.3.GA. If you move it
out of Program Files and the problem goes away, I will add this pr
Sorry for the late response, as I was super busy with lots of stuff.
Here is more information:
run.log:
| 19:56:24,343 WARN [JmsActivation] Failure in jms activation [EMAIL
PROTECTED]([EMAIL PROTECTED] destination=queue/ServiceRequest isTopic=false
tx=true durable=false reconnect=10 provider
I have verified that this is a 32bit machine.
I downloaded the JBoss Native 2.0.4 Win32, unzipped it and put it under:
C:\Program Files\jboss-4.2.3.GA\jboss-native-2.0.4-windows-x86-ssl
I'm using JRE 1.6_07 (doubt if it matters).
I also observed this behavior on my desktop machine at work, which
When JBoss starts, I see:
OS-System: Windows 2003 5.2,x86
There aren't any x86 related directories.
I also installed MySQL for Windows and I didn't download the 64bit
installation. Whatever the underlying hardware is, at the end all that matters
is what the OS is running as, I believe. Please co
Forgot. I'm running JBoss 4.2.3.
The service.bat had JBoss 5 for various description messages.
Perhaps it is incompatiable with 4.2.3?
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"PeterJ" wrote : I have JBossAS running as a service on a Windows 2003 server
and I shut it down every night for the backup and the server has never shut
down.
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| Also post the results of this command (replace service-name with the
service name in service.bat):
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Browsing the internet, I found the following describing on how to setup JBoss
as a Windows service - http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/JBossNativeWindows
I was able to successfully install it as a service.
The weird and ANNOYING issue is that when I stop the service from within the
Services administrat
I was able to reproduce this - it basically happens when I rollback a
transaction. There are some files created under
%JBOSS_HOME%\server\default\data\tx-object-store. I'm not sure whether this is
JMS related at all.
However, I still don't quite understand what the problem is and the logs are
As part of my development, I drop/create the database a lot of times, this
means that I'm getting rid of JBoss' JMS related tables as well. If there was
bad data in there, for whatever reason (dead message queue perhaps), it would
have been gone. However, I still see the log messages.
This caus
H..
Thanks for pointing this out. Perhaps I did something funky with the search.
In any event, that thread doesn't really explain what the problem is, in "plain
English" (other than not so useful stack trace message).
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I have a message driven bean which also persists data to the database.
In case data persistence fails, I just log out an error and rollback the
transaction. This causes the JMS transaction to be rolled back as well,
resulting in redelivery of the message.
I'm not interested in message redelivery
I'm getting the following logging message quite often in my application which
makes heavy JMS usage (persists messages to the database):
| 17:38:46,640 WARN [loggerI18N]
[com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.resources.arjunacore.norecoveryxa]
[com.arjuna.ats.internal.jta.resources.arjunacore.norecov
Thanks!
This is precisely what I was looking for.
Currently my priorities shifted elsewhere, but I'll sure give it a try once I
have some more downtime. This is by far better than resorting to symlinks like
solution.
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I was able to find an elegant hack to this.
My workstation is Windows XP.
There is a command line tool called "fsutil" which you can use to create
symlinks like between files. However, it doesn't support creating such links
for directories. There seem to be some hidden/undocumented OS API call wh
I'm working with the default deployment directory.
It is possible, for example, to have an exploded .war directory at some place
other than the "default" directory? For example, have it on "C:\\my_web_app"?
If so, what are the configuration changes I need to make?
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Thanks guys but I already tried all of the above.
MySQL does support the schema.table notation.
In my mysql-ds.xml, I've configured the default database which is other than
jboss. I guess I can configure the default database to be jboss and explicitly
state the schema name in my data access objec
I'm trying to configure all of JBoss' related services database table to reside
in their own schema (jboss). The database with the name of "jboss" was created
and I was able to change successfully all of the JMS' configuration files to
refer to this schema when performing create/insert/delete/se
I wasn't sure where to post this, as I haven't found a suitable forum.
I searched a lot and couldn't find the following:
* JBoss 5.0.0 application server scheduled release date
* Whether it is going to be backwards compatible (.ear file)
* JDK 6.0 support
I'm starting a new project which may be de
"jaikiran" wrote : How about removing this message selector part and running
your application again? Probably the messages sent to the queue do not match
this selector and hence the MDB is not picking it up.
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If it matters, the timer service is not installed.
The log message is:
WARN [JBossTimerServiceFactory] TIMER SERVICE IS NOT INSTALLED
Though I don't believe it matters.
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I'm using JBoss 4.2.2 on a Windows XP.
I was able to configure JMS settings and am now able to send JMS messages to a
queue and I can see the messages stored in my MySQL database. The problem is
that the MDB does not seem to consume any messages.
Here are snippets from the ejb-jar.xml (EJB 3) de
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