Did you solve this? I'm looking for same.
Alternativly we can install the file from distribution
Cheers
Per
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Hello *,
i'm trying to solve a little problem. I already asked the goo... but i didnt
found a proper solution.
I have two applications deployed in an own server instance (default and
ports-01). The clients get their library-updates from a folder located near the
server. This folder is now acce
Sorry a little mistake on myself
Now the servers are started by
run.sh -c default -DmyArg.to.client.update.folder=../client-update-folder ...
and
run.sh -c ports-01 -DmyArg.to.client.update.folder=../client-update-folder ...
This is correct
Cheers
Per
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Hi *,
i already read alot of faqs, tutorials and threads. But i didn't found an
appropriate solution.
I run 2 applications within one server (default). Bot are packaged as an ear.
Both applications are based upon a little framework (located in framework.jar
packaged in both ears). The framewo
Placing the interfaces into the sar file was impossible, because it was used by
both (jar in ear and the sar). But i have found another solution. I put the sar
into the ear. This worked for me.
Thanks for help
Per
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Hello *,
i have a small problem. I noticed that in 4.2.1 GA the deployment prefix
handling changed. I deploy my beans under my/TheBean in the myear.ear.
And now the bean is deployed under myear/TheBean. Can i change that in config
back to "my"?
Thanks for your help
Per
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Hi *,
we have a little problem here with deploying a bean.
Our base interface looks like this
package my.common.beans;
import my.common.model.IPreSelectionModel;
public interface IMaterializePreSelectionUseCase {
IPreSelectionModel materialize();
}
The appropriate remote and local int
Hi *,
i wrote a simple entity bean, which should access a table on a mssql server
2000 instance. But i get this exception and dont know how to solve it.
The information_schema.system_sequences is not available in the database. But
everything (jboss and mssql server) are standard installations.
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Hey Volker,
I use a simili
There can be many issues.
Maybe you forgot the annotation @Remote
or you didn't implement the remote interface
or you use the wrong JNDI name for your bean
You can check the deployed beans (and names) in the jndi view with the list
method. type in localhost:8080/jmx-console
link jndi-view
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