I can't find any instructions of adding cache to default configuration of jboss
5. I recently switched from 4.2.3, where it was very easy - just
local-cache-service.xml into deploy dir and aprioprate jars into lib dir. Now I
see it doesn't work, and all what I can find is configuration of cache
I've just started with Eclipse and JBoss tools for Seam. I find hot deployment
great feature. However I got problems when adding new java class to project. I
click 'refresh', 'run as' etc. but class file is never found. Precisely, I see
the .class file is added into deployed project on jboss,
hi, i have taken thread dump when jboss became not responsible (I have used
JMeter to simulate stress) and I have plenty of
13:23:26http-0.0.0.0-8100-9 daemon prio=6 tid=0x604a1800 nid=0x1db4 in
Object.wait() [
0x5d1cf000..0x5d1cfc98]
java.lang.Thread.State: WAITING (on object monitor)
Hi
I have performance problem I can't solve myself. I have two servers, quite
good. Now, I run JBoss and Postgres on one machine - works fine - but I expect
it can be not enough in near future. That's why I try to move JBoss to separate
machine - Xeon 3GHZ (2x2 core) with 3.75 GB RAM. But
I'm sorry, it's the machine with jboss, postgres is almost idle. I believe all
important indexes have been set already, I have also reduced ejb usage. Earlier
I had a problem with no more connections available, but this is sorted out by
replacing ejb with dao in most places. Now this.
it's
Hi
I would like to have a preview in runtime, how many users are currently on
site. I have session scoped bean, named SessionData, which is created for each
customer that visit the site. Now I would like to see how many instances are
created, I suppose I could use MBeans and JMX console
Hi
I'm expecting problem of jboss process memory growth. When I start JBoss, it
uses about 350MB, but after 2-3 days, when it's exposed to small group of test
users it grows to 650. Then web-apps begin to work slow, sometimes even I
experience service unavailable errors.
First what
Hi
I can't find much resources about using jboss AS in production environment
under windows - exactly: run as service or in console window? What is the most
common practice? Prons and cons?
Michal
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I have a web app running on remote server. Each time I make small
modification I need to upload about 18MB. It's very annoying, as often I modify
one line in single java file, and again have to upload whole WAR, what takes
about 10mins.
When I've used Tomcat with workers, my WARs
could you precise, it can be very helpful for me
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@elikyip: no, i didn't find an answer, to be honest, didn't even try to find :)
I still have some time until decision, so I wanted to wait for replies in this
thread.
@hanasakijiji: I haven't used installer, but if it's like this, it shouldn't be
a problem. I can use 2 servers during dev,
Hi
I'm quite new to Jboss/Tomcat, so please forgive me if my questions are
without sense...
I have created a JSF application that uses EJB. It deploys successfully, but
the thing that concerns me is:
When I go to any page (locally, e.g. localhost:8080/Test/faces/Page1.jsp) I
can see
Hi
I've have a table with column with int4[] as data type. I have a problem with
setting the type of corresponding entity bean field. I still have a message
about not proper datatypes - byte array instead of integer[].
To be precise, message is:
java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: column abc is of
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