web_services_1_2.xsd">
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But that doesn't seem to work. If there is a better way, please discuss.
Thnx
oh sweet, jboss rox ;]
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yep good one oskar, I should've noticed this with my log statements. maybe
i'll just merge the two xml-schemas together into 1 xsd file, lots of work tho,
and if jbossws was a bit better it wouldn't require this workaround.
case closed.
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As mentioned above: jboss-4.0.5.GA (with jbossws 2.0.1.GA).
Well I have generated the sources from the wsdl with no trouble already and
used the same calls as you, but try to roll and deploy a webservice which
conforms to the same wsdl: a paypal simulator for example.
As I've said above, jbo
If anyone cares to check out the wsdl, here it is:
https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/wsdl/PayPalSvc.wsdl
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It fails exactly like the example before, with hundreds of the repeating
XMLSchema import lines in the log, followed by a heap space error.
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Yep same result, with -Xmx1024m I get a java.lang.OutOfMemory error: Java heap
space .
Here is what I did (just to confirm):
@Local
| @Stateless
| @WebServiceProvider(
| serviceName = "PayPalAPIInterfaceService",
| portName = "PayPalAPIAA",
| targetNamespace = "urn:ebay
Ok still confused, the docs just don't help.
Again from the top with some changes.
The ejb3 stateless bean as a webservice:
@WebService(name = "PayPalAPIAAInterface", portName = "PayPalAPIAA",
serviceName = "PayPalAPIInterfaceService", targetNamespace =
"urn:ebay:api:PayPalAPI", wsdlLocatio
what distro, which example? I can't find it ...
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Kind of confused, so I'll explain.
I'm trying to simulate the paypal soap stack by using the paypal wsdl file.
I generate the source from the wsdl and can use the @WebServiceClient against
the paypal sandbox web service and works great.
I can't seem to roll my own @WebService of that for a n
Ok I was very frustrated with the state of jboss-4.0.5.GA but now it works :)
1. install the jbossws-2x native into jboss-4.0.5.GA (ant deploy-jboss40)
2. update /opt/jboss-4.0.5.GA/client/jboss-xml-binding.jar from newer jboss
(4.2.0 worked for me)
3. generate client java source: wsconsume -k
jbossws-1.2 or jbossws-2 do not seem to work on jboss-4.0.5.GA, at least any
kind of java type mapping from the wsdl.
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ditto here, I have the same issue using a complexType.
Basically, how about a tested and official doc on how to deploy and consume a
web-service using jboss-4.0.5.GA ?
1. wsconsume fails for me too.
2. wstools fails for me as well.
I think the WS stack in 4.0.5.GA is hosed.
View the o
On jboss-4.0.5.GA:
1. installed jbossws-native-2.0.0.GA into jboss-4.0.5.GA (ant deploy-jboss40)
and jboss throws exceptions as per JIRA
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBWS-1749.
2. installed jbossws-1.2 into jboss-4.0.5.GA and now wsconsume fails to work,
it throws a NoClassDefFound on
Here is an idea: why not put the required server version somewhere on the
wsconsume docs?
Man, I spent like an hour trying to find wsconsume b/c I have jboss-4.0.5.GA
and it only ships in later versions ...
The whole jboss ouvre of docs is so messed up with no sense of version unless
of cou
So here is how to rerun expected messages from the DLQ. The close() calls are
not perfect ...
And I coded up a JMX call to do this:
try
| {
| InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
| QueueConnection qc = TxsQueue.n
Any way to rerun the DLQ messages?
I don't want to implement a DLQ MDB b/c that would require constantly
processing DLQs ...
If a service is down then messages will bubble back into the DLQ, and its a
natural temp place to store those messages.
Having a DLQ MDB is problematic as that would
There are very muddy docs on these things, don't point to the wiki its useless
for this.
I am confused about the integration of jboss-cache with hibernate and ejb3.
I want to cache entity beans that are read-only, but if I try to setup the
DeployedTreeCacheProvider I get:
Unable to locate T
Ok thanks mucho.
Yes my thought was the cache load would get too large without a cacheloader,
hence it would offload via the jdbccacheloader into mysql, then re-get from
there as needed (in a prepped state). With a large data set, I assumed there
would be much to gain from that.
So with h
Ok it does actually start filling in the Node values after a while ...
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And why do I get tons of these statements?
16:11:38,291 INFO [OptimisticNodeInterceptor] Cannot Handle Method
_put(GlobalTransaction::329,
/com/foo/ads/model/ChannelBean/com.foo.ads.model.ChannelBean#1589, item,
CacheEntry(com.foo.ads.model.ChannelBean)[1589,Foo Fusic,2007-02-18
15:35:47.0,48
Using JBossCache v1.4.0.SP1 ... It seems JDBCCacheLoader is never called, the
jbosscache table is always empty, the logs seem to indicate the cache is
enabled ...
What gives?
| 2007-03-20 16:55:37,669 INFO [org.hibernate.cfg.SettingsFactory] Query
language substitutions: {}
| 2007-03
So I did the JMX Mbean, and had a hell of a time figuring out how to get to an
EntityManager from within the MBean. No resource injection works, why I have
no idea, is this a bug?
@PersistenceContext did nothing, @Resource did nothing. No idea how to get
that working. The @Management annot
Well the MDB is a SLSB, therefore kind of wrong to bind into jndi. So what I
did was use an entity bean (cached) with configuration props and inject that
into the MDB in order to manage the message queue. This will work pretty well.
And my jmx bean will set props (manage) on the entity config
Ok I can insert the MDB via the @PostConstruct method, by binding to jndi, but
that feels wrong, is there a way to specify the jndi?
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And how do I find the MDB instance in jndi? What would the jndi path be? I
don't see it in the JNDIView ... How would I specify the jndi path for the MDB
instance?
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Ok looks like i'll have to try out this approach:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3978558
But then why is there a @Management tag, doesn't that eliminate the need for
.sars etc. ?
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My MDB class implements MessageListener, which already has default JMX
lifecycle methods: the org.jboss.ejb3.ServiceDelegateWrapper.
There are activation properties well documented here:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigJMSMessageListener
I tried adding the @Management tag to th
How could I add a trigger/method on my MDB so it shows up in the jmx-console?
I use these annotations:
@MessageDriven( @ActivationConfigProperty=xx )
public class myMDB implements MessageListener { ... }
Is there an annotation to tag a method/operation for the mbean?
I know I could use at
EJB3 is an ORM, therefore it shouldn't be so difficult to accept attributes
(simple accessor method) for orderBy and then swap them out as it handles the
query.
Suppose I haven't written much in the realm of JPA, but some kind of mapping or
framework hint should be accounted for this kind of
Lets say you have a ton of records in a content table, and a lot of criteria to
determine appropriate content.
How would you specify the orderBy and sort on a @NamedQuery, say as a parameter
or by overriding the default orderby etc. ?
I know i can annotate a bunch of @NamedQuery's but do I
EntityManagerFactory is null in jndi. No errors, no warnings, notta just null
or "not found" etc.
Yep I've seen posts on this, but no good answer.
jboss-4.0.4.GA
So far my SLSB beans work remotely for unit tests.
But ...
How do you get an EntitManagerFactory from outside the container?
Also, lets talk a little about the web-console, and about jmx-console ...
Plz my brethren jboss folks, take a moment and look at your console design,
mn ... you couldn't pay me to make such ugly azz stuff.
Its like you were hit over the head with a club as you coded up the page.
Or you
Yet-Again No web console, and about 50 posts all with different ideas on how to
fix it.
Gee, how about 1 friggin How-To-Fix-WebConsole from jboss peeps?
C'mon, i see posts going all the way back to 2003 on this, yet 4.0.4.GA don't
work either, the applet.jar issue with IMarshalledValue that
Why doesn't JBOSS do this ?
wtf !
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