I am looking into creating a class in such a way that it can hold references to
itself and a parent. In other words, I am looking to make a bi-directional
tree of these classes.
The class would like something like this:
@Entity
| @Table(name=sample)
| public class Sample {
| private
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Thanks! That did it!
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I have been trying in vain to get JBoss to bind to something other than
localhost. So far, the only documentation I have found mentions it in passing
that 4.2GA and later has the behavior to only bind to localhost in an attempt
to make people lock down the servers prior to making it publicly
I have a WAR file that uses a JMS topic in it. I would like to know if there
was some way to put the JMS definitions file in the WAR. Right now I am
deploying it in jbossmq-destinations-service.xml located in my /deploy
directory. Having it deployed with the WAR would ease the deployment and
I have been absorbing this document:
http://labs.jboss.com/file-access/default/members/jbossas/freezone/docs/Clustering_Guide/beta422/html/clustering-jms-singleton-server.html,
and was wondering if anyone could quantify the performance hit taken when
using HA-JMS with a remote DefaultDS
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I have been searching the internet for books on JBoss clustering. I need to
beef up on my understanding of clusters because I am working on architecting a
project that may require them in the future. The project, at least for the
short-term, is low budget, so using a vendor for most of this
I have been struggling with this web service for about a week now. The problem
is that it deploys fine, I can see it at my URL
https://localhost:4950/eswd/services, but when I try to view the WSDL, which
sends me to https://localhost:4950/eswd/services/urn:SelfService?wsdl, I get a
404, Page
I have tried to lick problem every which way from Sunday, but I keep running
into the same classloader problems trying to find either classes or the Spring
contexts.
Riddle me this, Batman: What is the recommended route for deploying a single,
self-contained EAR housing a shared DAO layer and
Recently I have been playing a lot with the new JBoss 4.0.x, Spring, and the
like. As an excercise in learning, I have constructed a little project to
build a Hash Generator (MD5, SHA, etc). This little project uses:
- Hibernate for persistance of data
- Spring for DI (dependency
So, let me see if I can sum up what you are saying. Stuff in the JBoss lib and
the server lib should be visible globally (JBoss lib across all servers,
server lib across just that server), and things in the EAR should be visible to
everything in the EAR *Except* the WAR(s).
This leads into
genman wrote : I don't really see how you could make this app-server agnostic.
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Well, you got me going in the right direction in any light. It was nice to
dream of a world where one J2EE app could coexist peacefully with many an Ap
Server.
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I have been a JbossIDE 1.5 user for some time, but I recently had to rebuild my
3.2 Eclipse instance, and as a result I no longer can use JbossIDE 1.5. In
installing JbossIDE 2.0.0-beta2, however, I have run into a problem.
The server instance I am trying to add does not have a 'default'
My team is in the process of refactoring a lot of our code to run on JBoss
4.0.5. We currently deploy to JBoss 3.2.5.
As we all know, there was a huge paradigm shift in class loading between the
3.x and 4.x JBoss versions. The older versions used a flat class loader, or
one typically
I have done a lot of reading and a bunch of testing, and here is what I have
found so far...
The problem is not with the EAR, per say, as much as its a problem with the
WAR. When deployed outside of the EAR, I still get the NoClassDefFoundError
for DispatchAction. Switching the Tomcat
genman wrote : There was a change...
| http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassLoadingConfiguration
Not quite sure what has changed. I know the default for JBoss 3.2.x and prior
is the Unified ClassLoader, whereas after its a hierarchical class loaded.
But, either way, shouldn't a
My team is in the process of porting our app from JBoss 3.2.5 to JBoss 4.0.5.
One of the things that has been biting us is the difference in the class loader.
As part of this move, we are trying to stay away from the old Unified class
loader. As such, we are trying to deploy out application
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