Thanks again for trying to help. (I have the feeling it's going to be something
really stupid that I'm not doing correctly in my maven build. I've looked over
the exploded ear though and it seems ok?)
Anyway, the EJB seems to deploy ok. I can access it fine grabbing it by the
jndi name from
The application, the logs and the jndi-tree all look good to me. No obvious
issues. I don't see a reason why the bean should not be injected.
In your web.xml, you have marked the servlet as load-on-startup:
load-on-startup0/load-on-startup
Could you try removing this load-on-startup and see
We get the same error, however it appears AFTER the application has been
running for awhile. First it works alright.
The problem occurs in Tomcat when trying to lookup an EJB running in JBoss.
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Sorry, I apologize. The @EJB annotation is most definitely working.
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crap. I give up maybe I spoke to soon again. If anyone is out there please
confirm that this @EJB injection should work in a servlet (using RC2)
(Does JBoss cache things somewhere? I'm deleting my ear each time I do a deploy
to make sure I get valid changes, but maybe something else is going
I'm curious on the status of this is well.
Just using @EJB in a servlet does not seem to work. The bug report on this
hasn't been updated that I can tell either.
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You can use the JBoss specific @RemoteBinding and @LocalBinding annotations to
bind the EJB to the jndi name of your choice.
| @Stateless
| @Local(com.mycomp.MyLocal.class)
| @Remote(com.mycomp.MyRemote.class)
| @LocalBinding(jndiBinding=MyLocalJNDIName)
|
This is exactly what I wanted. Thanks so much for your help!
I see I no longer need to specify the 'name' in the @Stateless attribute
either. This is my Global JNDI Namespace before and after the change:
Before:
| @Stateless(name=TestEJB)
| @Remote(IPing.class)
|
| +-
Is this forum online, because I am not getting replies.
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Correction, I cannot find a way to change the ear-name part without renaming
my ear, not ejb-name.
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Please help me.It's urgent
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muddu_shafi wrote : Please help me, I am a newbieâÃÂæ..
|
| I have a class which is looking for JNDI in Jboss, I have deployed the jar
file for this project in Jboss deploy directory.
| Can any one explain me, where should I place my datasource xml file, i.e
should I place it in
For EJB 3.0 you can edit the ejb3-interceptors-aop.xml file under
/jboss_home/server/all/deploy directory. Edit the element for Stateless Bean
with something like this
@org.jboss.annotation.ejb.PoolClass
(value=org.jboss.ejb3.StrictMaxPool.class, maxSize=1, timeout=1)
I
It seems that we might have found a solution.
We have disabled the AJP 1.3 connector. to do so we commented out the following
lines from the server.xml files which resides at
server\default\deploy\jboss-web.deployer
remove or comment the following lines
!-- Define an AJP 1.3 Connector on port
hello,
I had the same problem, for a long ejb method the transaction timed out after
5 minute.
I fixed it changing the transaction timeout in the jboss-service.xml file
!-- JBoss Transactions JTA --
|mbean code=com.arjuna.ats.jbossatx.jta.TransactionManagerService
|
Ok. Really need help here.
I am able to confirm that by placing my classes and properties in the conf/lib
folders that persisted timers will work. However, I don't think that is a
practical solution.
What if my timers depended on more of my application being initialized?
There must be
imranpariyani wrote : My application runs fine for a while but after that it
just hangs
|
Follow the steps mentioned in
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/StackTrace
or
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/GenerateAThreadDumpWithTheJMXConsole
to get the thread dump. That will help you figure out what the
To clarify: If there are any pending timers at the time of bootup. It doesn't
matter whether they fire during the bootup cycle or afterwards.
Furthermore, once this error has occurred for pre-existing timers, NEW timers
receive this error as well.
If the timer pool is empty at the time of
Did some hunting around, seems that during bootup the JAAS stuff will only look
in the default/lib and I'll need to put my security module there.
Can someone confirm that this may be the problem?
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Hi Friends,
Still i have beeen strugging to find solution.
I am running the local ejb from command prompt in same JVM. For this no
need jndi.properties file and jboss.xml. Pleae cinfirm it. Direct i am looking
home interface in look up.
setting following jar files at command
I think you should try posting to the EJB3.0 user forum:
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I checked the discussion but it is not helping me with setting the EJB 3.0
container pool size constraints.
Is there a doc or something on this topic?'
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Shreyas
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How is your application packaged? EAR, WAR or JAR? And which version of JBoss
are you using? Please provide more details about your application. That might
help in understanding what you are trying to do.
P.S: Looks like you are in the wrong forum. You should have posted this in the
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From the web.xml, remove this:
ejb-linkHelloBean/ejb-link
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| nested throwable: (javax.naming.NamingException: ejb-local-ref: 'ejb/alr',
no ejb-link in web.xml and no local-jndi-name in jboss-web.xml)
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|
If i remove ejb-link i am getting above error. could you tell jndi
configuration for local bean and remote bean. Advaced Thanks!
Just looked at your post again. Your jboss-web.xml contents is incorrect:
| ejb-ref
| ejb-ref-nameejb/alr/ejb-ref-name
| local-jndi-namejndi/local-jndi-name
|
| /ejb-ref
This should be a ejb-local-ref and not ejb-ref. Change it to:
ejb-local-ref
|
Thanks for your reply. nope. same error.
can you tell jndi configuration settings for jboss 4.0.2.
i am trying to call local ejb. jndi properties are required or not?
I am getting same error-Reason?
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time ago I solved this issue with a tool called ProGuard because we needed to
reconstruct obfuscated stack traces on third-part code.
http://proguard.sourceforge.net/
hope it can helps
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there's something related with your jGroups configuration, seems there are
problems sending and receiving of member-to-group messages.
take a look at its configuration and if you don't have luck try posting some
more information about it
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there's a problem with the war file inside the ear.
Have you packaged correclty your war ? post your war directory structure if in
trouble
bye
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Which EJB version do you use?
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Thanks,
Shreyas
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The standardjboss.xml is for EJB2.x and is not used by EJB3
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Is it possible for you to tell me how the container pool size can be restricted
without using per application configuration in jboss.xml?
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Shreyas
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See this discussion
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=110104
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Is this something not possible?
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ups stacktrace by jboss:
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| JBoss Bootstrap Environment
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| JBOSS_HOME: C:\Program Files\JBoss.org\jboss-4.2.2.GA
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| JAVA: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_11\bin\java
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| JAVA_OPTS:
wrong forum...will repost
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techies
Finally I have solved this problem. The bean class was having a private method
which was causing this exception. I had to change it to public. I always
suspected problem with ejb-jar.xml or jboss.xml but changing the access
modifier of this method to public from private did the real
Try excuting the netstat command from a command line and check if the port is
already occupied by some other application.
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in jboss.xml , add this and try out.
ejb-nameejbName/ejb-name
pool-config
pool-classorg.jboss.ejb3.StrictMaxPool/pool-class
pool-max-size5/pool-max-size
Thanks for the response rmurugs.
Unfortunately what you've suggested doesn't comply with the dtd:
http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jboss_4_2.dtd and won't build.
Is there any other way I can enforce StrictMaxPool?
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skajotde wrote : And in main question:
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| SvrMonService mayby should be synchronized and is written stateless ?
you mean the check() method or the getStateList() method should be synchronized?
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I want to get path to JAR/EAR/WAR in which current bean is located. I have
custom class-level annotation in my application (like @Stateless) and want to
process it. So I need all class files from my application archive to pass on
tool like Javassist in order to extract all annotated classes.
this Exception:
Caused by: javax.management.InstanceNotFoundException: datang:service=SvrMon is
not registered.
is not by twice name SvrMon scheduler-service.xml ?
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And in main question:
SvrMonService mayby should be synchronized and is written stateless ?
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I mean, from within EJB session bean code.
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Plain java ;)
File() with absolutes filesystem paths. You may be supported by system
properties
new File(System.getProperty(system.booking.drirectory + File.sep + xxx);
Remember put all in finally block to ensure close resources. It is server
environment.
I know is JCA, nut there is no
Property system.booking.drirectory should be set in JBoss start script
(-Dsystem.booking.directory=/home/booking)
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And there is JCR, example implementation: jackrabbit.apache.org
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Correct url is http://jackrabbit.apache.org
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Can anyone help me?
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Thanks Jaikiran,
It worked.I am now able to access my remote EJB.
Now do you know how can we use connection pools in my scenario. It's like
this:- I have already a database, i m using connection pools as configuration
in xml files. in web archive we can run it as web.xml, how can we run it on
thanks,
yes i want to check this through a program, i'm trying to make a dynamic
deployement of an ejb, and i need to know if this bean is deployed for activate
the asseblage process with other beans.
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Hi All,
Many thanks jaikiran, rapowder - your solution has worked.
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If you want to check this through a program, you can follow these:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/NotificationsEmittedByJBossMBeans
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/HowCanNonMBeansReceiveJMXNotifications
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I've had the same problem, so this post is for anyone who finds this thread and
wants to know the answer too! (I'm assuming that 8 is not still looking for
a response by this time...)If your application EAR, or whatever, doesn't have a
jboss.xml file in META-INF, standardjboss.xml is
You may also have to add a reference to the appropriate container-name in
your EJB declaration. You'd add something like this to your jboss.xml:
enterprise-beans
| entity
| ejb-name[your bean name here]/ejb-name
| configuration-name[container-name here]configuration-name
Sorry, i do not understand your question. Could you please explain more?
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Anyone help me?
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Declaring the Logger as static should also solve the problem
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Nevermind, that was really a stupid question...
Anyway I found out where the stackoverflow occurs!
Loading the hashmap as maximum as possible as I was trying to do was right, but
I wasn't initializing internal collections of my complex objects before
serialization.
Once all collections of my
Hi again,
so I'm back from vacation, digging on the problem again.
anonymous wrote :
| A recursive write is okay, but if you keep adding circular references you
won't have stack to process the recursive calls necessary here.
|
| Something like:
|
| Map.put(key, AnotherMap);
|
I was able to reproduce this - it basically happens when I rollback a
transaction. There are some files created under
%JBOSS_HOME%\server\default\data\tx-object-store. I'm not sure whether this is
JMS related at all.
However, I still don't quite understand what the problem is and the logs are
anonymous wrote : This caused me to think that maybe there is something on the
local file system that JBoss creates and perhaps the problem stems from
bad/corrupt data that happened while doing initial development and testing.
By default, JBoss uses HSQLDB to store JMS related data. The data
Sorry . the configeration in scheduler-service.xml is:
true
datang:name=SvrMon
check
NOW
5000
-1
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Sorry again. the configeration in scheduler-service.xml is:
| mbean
code=com.datangmobile.oss.platform.servermonitor.mbean.SvrMonService
name=datang:name=SvrMon
| /mbean
| mbean code=org.jboss.varia.scheduler.Scheduler
| name=datang:service=Scheduler,name=SvrMon
|
Something must be reminded of is: it's just happened incidentally, not always.
I have already seen JBAS-1823 in the following url:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBAS-1823
But the stack trace is not the same with mine. So i don't know is there any
relations between them.
Please help,
I don't know what the problem is, but a search brought up this thread
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H..
Thanks for pointing this out. Perhaps I did something funky with the search.
In any event, that thread doesn't really explain what the problem is, in plain
English (other than not so useful stack trace message).
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Have you used log4j Logger in your code? How have you declared it? The
org.apache.log4j.Logger is not serializable. You probably will have to declare
it as transient.
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See this http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/InvalidPackagingError
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This is the stack trace from when it breaks on login to the system:
| 10:53:19,250 ERROR [SeamLoginModule] Error invoking login method
| javax.el.ELException: javax.ejb.EJBTransactionRolledbackException:
java.lang.RuntimeException: org.jboss.serial.exception.SerializationException:
Could
sorry!
i'm talking about the jbosscmp-jdbc.xml and not the jdbc-type.xml
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Hi,
you can use the InetAdress i think:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/net/InetAddress.html
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to answer myself, there is a workaround - you can get client ip address in EJB
when using Thread.currentThread.getName(). Thread's name contains client ip
address, and it's in the form of:
RMI TCP Connection(100)-192.168.0.103
so you just have to pull out ip address from thread's name
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I find the answer... its a bug/feature... whenever you want to call it
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBREM-877?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel
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That's exactly what I needed.
Thanks Jaikiran!
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Post the entire exception stacktrace and the code where you are invoking this
bean. Also post the relevant annotations/xml files.
P.S: While posting the logs or xml content or code, remember to wrap it in a
code block using the Code button in the message editor window and please hit
the
I am sorry I can't be more precise about this bug, nobody has ANY clue?
Just some more precisions about environment. I am using
Jboss Serialization 1.0.3.GA (included in JBoss Messaging 1.2.0.sp1)
From another log file on one of our servers I digged out the same exception
and noticed that the
Since I don't have any evidence of what happened I will have to guess:
This looks like a recursive write. Are you trying to use HashMaps as trees?
A recursive write is okay, but if you keep adding circular references you won't
have stack to process the recursive calls necessary here.
Something
Thanks for your reply.
anonymous wrote : This looks like a recursive write. Are you trying to use
HashMaps as trees?
Actually I do not have Maps of Maps if that's what you mean. The candidate
for this Serialization problem seems the following map (which is the field of a
SFSB):
This might be happening because of the excessive stack on the TreeMap.
Maybe you could increase your Stack configuration?
I would need a testcase replicating this problem for being able to help more.
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anonymous wrote : This might be happening because of the excessive stack on the
TreeMap.
Well, it could be, but not sure that this TreeMap could get too big. I have to
check if somewhere else in the code I have similar maps.
Still, about my first question: if all SFSB are destroyed, when can
anonymous wrote : Well, it could be, but not sure that this TreeMap could get
too big. I have to check if somewhere else in the code I have similar maps.
| Still, about my first question: if all SFSB are destroyed, when can
serialization happen? Passivation applies only on inactive beans
So this documentation seems to indicate that I can reference the entity manager
from separate applications if it is configured in the global jndi namespace.
http://docs.jboss.org/ejb3/app-server/reference/build/reference/en/html/entityconfig.html
This is done by adding these properties to
Does this help http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/StartupAndDeploymentCheck
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Hi All,
Has anyone solved this problem. I`m having the exact same issue.
Thanks
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Hi there.
Unfortunately nobody replied to my initial post. With this post I would like to
precise my initial post, hoping that somebody can help me:
My setup:
I have a JBoss (version 4.2.2) to which a war-file is deployed. The war-file
contains a ServletContextListener which registers a
i am having a similar issue.
i appears that the name attribute of my @Column annotation is being ignored
and the query is being constructed using the attribute's name and not the name
assigned from the annotation.
is there a common reason why JPA/Hibernate would ignore the annotation's name
posting this so that anyone else searching on this will find what i found:
if you have an object with a composite key object, e.g:
| @Entity
| @IdClass( ThingPK.class )
| @Table( name=Thing )
| public class Thing
| implements Serializable
| {
| @Id
| private String
See the classloader related information in the wiki:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/JBossClassLoadingUseCases
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/ClassLoadingConfiguration
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Hi All,
I know that many have posted the same query but i followed some steps
based on this post. But still i am unable to resolve the issue.
My test program is as shown below:
nitialContext iniCtx= null;
Context ejbCtx = null;
CryptoHome
anonymous wrote : In the Jboss console it shows
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: Crypto not bound
Follow the steps mentioned at
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/DisplayTheJNDITreeWithTheJMXConsole and find the
jndi-name of your bean. Then use that jndi-name for looking up the bean.
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I need help please.
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Now it's working correcty.
I change the version of server to use, from jboss 5.0.0.Beta4 to jboss
4.2.2.GA. It feel that was a motify of configuration of the jboss.
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greats, thanks!
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