I'm still not having any luck.
I've stripped down the original .aop file from the example and put the
SimpleInterceptor class in it's own jar file without a META-INF/jboss-aop.xml
file. I have put this jar in the jboss-aop-jdk50.deployer directory. I then
added the following to the
I'm trying to use JBoss AOP to intercept the execution of TomcatDeployer
performDeploy method so that I can manipulate the WebApplication object but it
doesn't seem to work for me.
I followed the instructions on READ THIS FIRST sticky post of this forum to set
up AOP on JBoss 4.2.1 which
Thanks Kabir. I guess I need to take a look at deployment order so that my
interceptor is loaded before TomcatDeployer.
Would putting the .aop archive file in the jboss-aop-jdk50.deployer directory
be a good solution? As far as I can tell this directory gets deployed before
the
Thanks Wayne.
Do you know whether a web contexts ENC can be set up dynamically with MBeans
under JBoss. I know that Tomcat has pretty good MBeans support and in stand
alone mode this can be done, but as far as I know JBoss handles Tomcat's JNDI
when it's embedded.
Any thoughts?
Steve
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waynebaylor wrote:
anonymous wrote : each web context should have its own ENC. so, for a given WAR
file you can define java:comp/env/... lookups in its web.xml/jboss-web.xml.
That's true. But if each war file is being shared by multiple web contexts then
they all share the same ENC. Is there a
Before I continue looking for a way to initialise a name space for each web
context maybe I should be asking whether there is one in the fist place.
So does anyone know whether each web context is given it's own JNDI name space?
Thanks,
Steve
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I'm having a very similar problem; multiple web contexts sharing a war file,
each using distinct data.
I solved the problem slightly differently in Tomcat stand alone. Each context
is given a unique key via JNDI that it uses to select the relevant rows of a
shared database. But I think we're
Hi,
I'm moving my application from Tomcat to JBoss and I have a question. I need to
allow multiple virtual hosts to use the same wars. On Tomcat I did this with
hosts described in server.xml and context fragments
(TOMCAT_DIR/conf/Catalina/my-host.com/ROOT.xml) for each domain. Within these
I think this is actually just a JNDI question. In JBoss, is there a JNDI
context for each web context or virtual host, and if so where is it configured?
I've been looking at the JBoss Wiki:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JNDIBindingServiceMgr
and this page looks like it could be the
Thanks for getting back to me. I think what you're describing is a env-entry
for a certain web-app that can be defined in web.xml. This would then be the
same for all virtual hosts that use this web app.
I'm looking for a env-entry for each virtual host. So that depending on which
domain name
This post started here:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=113731
but I thought it might be more appropriate in the Tomcat forum.
Does anyone know how to configure a separate JNDI context for each virtual host
using the same war?
I'm currently doing this with stand alone
This post started here:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=113731
but I thought it might be more appropriate in the Tomcat forum.
Does anyone know how to configure a separate JNDI context for each virtual host
using the same war?
I'm currently doing this with stand alone
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