Hi,
I will do that maybe for a short time when it happens again.
But does anyone have any idea what it can be? did anyone encounter such problem?
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They are just warns, if you dont need log4j just ignore them in the standalone
program of yours and the program will still work.
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Just a correction to my earlier message.
I understand it is not an error, just a warn - but does hundreds of messages
like this indicate a problem that we need to investigate?
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This topic suggests that this is a warning that will still come for SFSB -
Stateful session beans.
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=81523
However is this error anyways related to slowness.
And why does the error occur? Is it because when the cache is attempting to
flus
Change the logging to trace and see whats happening.
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what does you persitence.xml look like?
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Perfect! Thanks!
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Perhaps you can use environment settings in your ejb-jar.xml?
the tag is ""
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Thanks, that did the trick
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Hey All,
I'm having the same issue, I'd really like to use the injection rather than a
seperate JNDI lookup. Has anybody solved this?
Many Thanks,
Greg.
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No one? really.
I'm sure that someone know that.
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Oh it seems the JMX module is the only way to create services under JBoss.
Sorry for my strange posts...
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I mean enterprise application client instead of EJB stateless session bean. EJB
bean cannot include corba services because is created by the client...
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Yes this is very good idea, I would like to reuse JBoss ORB. Ok I will look at
the corba naming service but I still have a questions:
a) should I develop JMX module or EJB stateless session bean with only one
instance allowed? the second option is giving portability to other EJB
servers...
b)
You have mix things up. If you want to create a corba server object using
whatever technique (e.g. DSI), the jboss/ejbs/invokers have nothing to do with
it.
You can just reuse the ORB (i.e. jacorb) that already exists in jboss to create
your corba server object, and wrap it with a JMX mbean so
I have studied JBoss-IIOP but it seems I cant use this JMX module for my
purpose. I need to develop a CORBA-SOAP bridge for JBoss using DSI/DII
interfaces and I am not sure how to do the CORBA side. Should it be an JMX
module or other component?
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You most probably need to define a security domain in the jboss specific
descriptor.
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Why are you using Toplink Essentials instead of Hibernate? There are no
advantages to that, only drawbacks.
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but i don't use a logger in my client or some where else! why i should
have a log4.xml or log4.properties, if i don't log any messages and so on
in my code?
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It seems I will have to create my own JMX module with CORBA server...
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You see those messages because you dont have a log4j.properties or log4j.xml
file in the classpath of the client (MyBeanClient). Have a look at
http://jaitechwriteups.blogspot.com/2006/07/i-get-log4jwarn-no-appenders-could-be.html
for more details. All you have to do is place a log4j.xml or log
i upgrade to jboss 4.2 and my bean functions, but i become:
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger
(org.jboss.security.SecurityAssociation).
log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.
I dont no what is the appender and where should i put it?
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Apologies. I've posted this to the wrong forum. Is there a way I can move it
to JBoss Seam Users?
Thanks
Richard
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Hi!
Do you have news about this issue?
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Hi All ,
I am getting this exception after making a call to persist some data . Please
can anybody help me out :
ERROR [[TestServlet]] Servlet.service() for servlet TestServlet threw exception
java.lang.ClassCastException: org.hibernate.ejb.HibernatePersistence
at javax.persistence.Persistence.
You need to test for yourself. A simple thing to do is to use different
invokers to access the same EJB and measure the time:
- classic rmi invoker
- pooled invoker
- iiop invoker
- http invoker
My guess would be that the pooled and iiop invokers would be a bit faster
because they can keep the
Correction -
Any changes that I make to standardjboss.xml seem to have no effect in so far
as the bean is not passivated.
Should be
Any changes that I make to standardjboss.xml seem to have no effect.
I cannot override the settings there.
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i too get this same error
i have a demo to be show to the VPs in another 1 hr , Some body please help
I realy...realy...realy...realy... NEED HELP
Please
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As a follow up, this was caused by problems with dependencies that caused
classloader problems that resulted in no orb instance being found from within
the app.
jboss-iiop.jar was being incorrectly included in the ear. So, the classname to
use was in jndi, but the factory returned null.
Fixin
thanks
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For now I've just added some code to a servlet's init() method to make some EJB
calls.
I suspect I could use JMX, too.
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You could pass around URLs served either by apache httpd or jboss-web.
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No one know something bout that?
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You'd have to check what the spec says. For j2ee it's most probably not
supported. I don't know if this has changed for JavaEE 5.
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Add "@ejb.pk-field" to getPartNumber and getRevision in your EB.
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Check out @EmbeddedId and @IdClass
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See if this helps:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=InvalidPackagingError
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How you define "will support"? There is no much difference if you use JNI in a
standalone application or inside an application server.
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You mean JBoss will support calling JNI native C++ program? What is your
opinion in this kind of scenarion? I am looking for an architectural solution.
Thanks,
Waikhom
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JBoss will know nothing if you use JNI, so it's really up to you. The risk of
JNI is that you can always screw up the whole JVM if you are not carefull.
JBoss itself, doesn't use JNI, except for the embedded JBoss Web that has
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I am getting the same issue. Any solution to this issue?
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Hello someone,
I´ve just installed eclipse and I am trying installed jbpm, but display this
mistake:
org.jbpm.gd.jpdl.feature (3.0.12) requires plug-in "org.apache.xerces".
Could Anyone help me to resolve this. Thanks
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org.jbpm.gd.jpdl.feature (3.0.12) requires plug-in "org.apache.xerces".
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Can somebody post something over here. Anything that can help? Thanks.
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"jaap" wrote : I got the same errors after upgrading to 4.0.2 (from 3.2.6). It
happens when a process it too slow and it exceeds the time-out of 5 minutes set
in JBoss for transactions.
| The result is indeed very disturbing, JBoss sort of crashes, it will only
serve error pages and sends thou
It does, except in the web tier.
For example, the @EJB annotation will not work if used in a servlet/JSP. But
you can use JNDI lookups to achieve the same results.
Most importantly, to get the EJB3 version you have to use the JEMS installer :)
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Except, unfortunately, that the project in question does not use Hibernate.
It seems that there is no way to accomplish this through EJB:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5174100&messageID=9671593
The impetus for this post was that, with a sufficiently large number of
entities, I e
Can't you do something like:
int deletedEntities = entityManager.createQuery("delete from Customer");
if you want to remove all records from a customer table? I have not tried this
yet, but it works in Hibernate based on their documentation:
http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/entitymanager/refer
Hi the correct Lookup when deploying in an ear file must be:
Object authenRef =
_intialCtx.lookup("/AuthenticatorBean/remote");
in your case:
Object authenRef = _intialCtx.lookup("test/AuthenticatorBean/remote");
I had the same problem like you before ;-))
Greedings McGerman
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Here's a very simple topic configuration:
| jboss.mq:service=DestinationManager
|
|
|
Replace the "YourTopicName" above with whatever is the name of your topic. Add
the above mbean configuration to the already existing list of topic/queue in
jbossmq-destinations-service.xm
your 3rd option is correct but how to do it in
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I know what all transaction attributes mean and I do not want the REQUIRED
attribute. According to specification jboss have implemented tx support not
very well.
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Adam
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anonymous wrote : EntityManager must be access within a transaction
Which means that when you are accessing the entity manager in your
createAirport method, there should be an active transaction. As you already
correctly mentioned:
anonymous wrote :
| As you can see I configured it with SUPPO
anonymous wrote :
WebRuleExportTopic
anonymous wrote : 23:26:46,068 WARN [JMSContainerInvoker] destination not
found: topic/WebRuleImportTopic reason: javax.naming.NameNotFoundExc
| eption: WebRuleImportTopic not bound
We need more details:
1) When does this WARN message come up? Is it durin
anonymous wrote : net.jjs.adviser.LocalAdviserHome
Are you sure this class is present in your application package?
net.jjs.ejb.adviser.AdviserHome
| net.jjs.ejb.adviser.Adviser
| net.jjs.adviser.LocalAdviserHome
| net.jjs.adviser.LocalAdviser
| net.jjs.ejb.adviser.AdviserBean
Going by th
Hi,
I'm also facing the same issue with JBoss 5.0.
I started getting this error wen i configured both remote and local interface
in the diployment descrptor...
the error
| jboss.j2ee:jndiName=AdviserBean,service=EJB ->
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: No ClassLoaders found for:
net.jjs.ad
The other things I have tried to debug this problem is :
- Review the conf/standardjboss.xml
- Run ethereal/wirshark to read the data at the wire level, but could not
comprehend it.
Any suggestions are welcome.
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I am not sure whether its possible to just redeploy the jar which belongs to
the ear. You can however redeploy the entire ear.
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anonymous wrote : The EJB would have to use port 1199 !!!
You mean you had changed the JNP port in jboss-service.xml to 1199?
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anonymous wrote : The execution of a method of an enterprise bean with
container-managed transaction demarcation
| for which the value of the transaction attribute is NOT_SUPPORTED, NEVER,
or SUPPORTS.
However Wayne, I am able to use UT from a REQUIRED method too, which I think
the above qu
I created JBAS-4433 to track this and noted that active transactions are
recommended when accessing entity beans. JBAS-4433 is about ignoring the
row-lock flag if there is no active transaction.
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I just checked out the EJB3 Spec and found the following:
Section 13.6.5 Handling of Methods that Run with "an unspecified transaction
context"
anonymous wrote :
| The term ?an unspecified transaction context? is used in the EJB
specification to refer to the cases in
| which the EJB archit
Thanks for your answer Wayne. Irrespective of the attrubute type, the use of UT
is prohibited.
So my point is - the use of UT in CMT is not allowed according to EJB Spec but
looks like we have a way to get around this restriction (if I am not missing
something obvious :) )
Whenever my method o
Why the call to tm.suspend()?
By marking the method with TransactionAttributeType.NEVER you're stating that
there will not be a transaction in progress when the method is called.
Maybe try using TransactionAttributeType.NOT_SUPPORTED instead of NEVER. That
way, if the caller has an associated
In theory that sounds ok. But we do not recommend accessing entity beans w/o a
transaction in our implementation. Some code relies on an active transaction.
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I know this doesn't really help, but others are having a similar problem:
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Just to give more information about the use case. The target ejb2 cmp bean
method is performing a read-only batch operation on many rows in the database
(get application user group membership list).
This method is marked with "@ejb.transaction type=NotSupported" and the bean
has row-locking=tr
Thanks for reply
What r the jar files needed to do this,
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with ejb3 the deployment descriptor (ejb-jar.xml) is not required,but of course
you can use it if you want.
here you have some help:
http://docs.jboss.org/ejb3/app-server/tutorial/index.html
and the specific example for your case:
http://docs.jboss.org/ejb3/app-server/tutorial/stateless_deploy
i have found the problem. it was related with persistence of the timers. when a
timer is created, it is stored (using DefaultDS) and reloaded at each jboss
start. my solution is to cancel all the bean related timers befoare i create a
new one:
| public void createTimer() {
|
I am running into the exact same issue and I do have the JBOSS_HOME environment
variable set. Any other suggestions? I know this response is coming some time
after the original post but I am stuck with the same problem and could use some
help on this one.
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Michael
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anonymous wrote : I set the below things for Jboss class loader isolation
In order to achieve classloader isolation, you dont have to change those files.
Have a look at
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassLoadingConfiguration, to see how
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I resolved this problem by defining components.xml file in JAR. But I don't
know this is the perfect way to do. I have not defined anything into that ...
Might be Seam looking for this file and defining the classes...
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Have u defined @Remote Annotation into ur Stateless bean.
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I am getting the same issue. can anybody help me out if this is possible.
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An mbean or a servlet that will call your EJB at deployment time. I don't think
there is something declarative you could just re-use.
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You're probably encountering:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-4056
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Yes ManageOrders file present there.
I am not able to understand why this error is coming.
Please suggest!.
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anonymous wrote : java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: No ClassLoaders found for:
de.bonprix.orderstarter.service.ManageOrders
Did you check whether this class is present in your deployed application?
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I also have the same problem? Is this related witn OneToOne annotations?
Please someone can help us? Thanks
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Hi dr-dive,
I've tried it out and ran into the same problem. The reason for the problem
might be, that I have a jndi.properties in my classpath, with the line
java.naming.provider.url=localhost
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in it. The API doc for javax.naming.InitialContext
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java
Hi, and thanks... Is there any guide, tutorial, example or web site that teach
me how could I migrate my app ??
Alejandro.
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The answers to both your questions is yes. You can run Hibernate 2 and EJB 2
applications on JBoss 4.0.4. The changes that are required for porting from
3.2.3 to 4.0.4 may vary depending on your application.
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Not sure when to use/not use, but:
org.hibernate.ejb.transaction.JoinableCMTTransactionFactory
seemed to do the trick for me.
-R
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Have a look at http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassCastExceptions.
Specifically, the jmx-console method mentioned over there
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I could finally access the props specified in jboss-service.xml through an
MBean, initially I had mentioned that I did not want to do it through MBean,
but now due to a change, I have to do this, and here is an FYI on how to do it :
1) specify your key-value pairs in jboss-service.xml
Ex :
I'm certainly not an expert in the spec, so I wouldn't know where to start. It
sounds like I should probably file a bug report.
Bob
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What the spec says about that? Looks like bug.
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These wiki links mention how to configure JBoss classloading
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossClassLoadingUseCases
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassLoadingConfiguration
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You should ask on one of the ejb3 forums, but my suggestion would be to look
for a later jbossAS/ejb3 combination
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I found
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5148205&tstart=135
which pointed to
http://trailblazer.demo.jboss.com/EJB3Trail/serviceobjects/injection/
which says they don't do dependency injection in servlets, only EJBs. However,
there is a JBoss issue at
http://jira.jboss.com/
Right, is this supposed to work?
public class SomeServlet extends HttpServlet {
@EJB TravelAgentLocal agent;
@PersistenceContext(unitName="titan") EntityManager em;
...
}
Both are null by doGet().
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nobody knows? Damn :-)
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I only had to google for properties-service.xml to come up with this:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=PropertiesService
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could you please explain in detail(probably with an example?)
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Hi,
I am calling ejb from a web application which is inside second.ear and ejb
related files are in .war/WEB-INF/lib directory.
I also tried by changing deploy/ear-deployer.xml and conf/jboss-service.xml as
callByValue value as true. But still same problem is coming.
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see server/xxx/deploy/properties-services.xml
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Missed that Wiki page ... I had previously tried the BMT suggestion with no
luck, still not 100% what I was looking for but far better than my current
solution. Thanks.
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Have a look at http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=TransactionTimeout
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