It appears, to me , that the jbossall-client jar that you are using at your
client side is not same as the one you have in your server installation path.
Make sure you have same version for jar on both client and server, rather take
the jar from the server_home/client/ location and put it into y
Hi again,
Is there any way to call ejb3 from a jdk 1.4 client ?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Hi,
I've an ear containing EJB (a 3.0 implementation ) for my component. When I
deploy the ear on JBoss 4.0.5, it doesn't deploy/start the EJB and hence I get
ejbName not bound exception at the client side. No error is printed at the
server console though.
However, when I deploy the same ear (
As far as I know, web services are not like the objects you have in java/c++.
Web services are actually functions/methods that you expose over web. They are
not mean to be used the way you are talking.
Why don't you send all the values in one call to web services. AFAIK, web
services don't main
Essentially web-services are Java classes, so I think there is no harm in
having a constructor in web-service. As far as having parameterized
constructors are concerned, you can have that too but you need to have default
constructors too.
The very need of default constructor is: the application
Nodes come and go. I don't if it is possible to come to know about number of
nodes in the cluster from client application. However, if you have 10 nodes
that are not active all the time, while some are active other might be
sleeping, then you can put their names in the client url string separate
Aren't you asking about how to call the application that is running on the
jboss server cluster from client ? If yes, then following is what I know about
that thing.
Suppose your application is deployed on the cluster. There is a concept called
HA-JNDI in JBoss that, I think, isn't a standard i
This is fairly simple. You start your server with the partition name (check out
jboss manual for partition name variable to be used at the time of server start
up, you might need to modify you run.bat/sh file also.
You may also need to specify the mcast address the same way you would do the
par
Looks like the machine you are running jboss server on is a part of a network
and other machines on the same network have it installed. This would generally
not cause any issue if they were using different partitions. By default when
you start jboss, it starts in default partition, and all other
I've not worked much with web service. Here is my speculation only.
When you use web services, your use XML to communicate with the client. Not all
the java in-build types are provided by xml schema (be a DTD or XSD). In this
case, you are returning Stringp[] array. There probably be no corres
You can return any object of any complex data structure, as long as
you can write an xml schema for that.
However, rather than returning the Set object, you could return an
array, which could further be cast down to a set by the client application.
The purpose of web s
It is an interesting question. Following might be helpful
Before creating an instance of the singleton class, check if it exists in the
system.properties. If it doesn't, create the instance and put that instance
into system.properties map.
For ex:
if (System.properties.get("Single")=
Hi,
I am not sure if this is the right answer but I think your problem is when
you restart the jboss server, you get the transaction issue.
I think there is some problem with JBoss caching mechanism. May be when
you are shutting down the JBoss it is not clearing the cache, or you probab
I think you can do that and you can still use farming. In the
cluster-config.xml, you will need to change the partition name of Node1 and
Node3 to same value. Make sure you don't specify partition name for Node3 (ie.
let it use default partition). If you don't want to play with the config files,
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