I wants to split my ejb component in two parts: One
part is what only is needed on the server (foo_ejb.jar) and one part is
whata client has to have to talk with the ejb component (foo_client.jar).
In the extreme case only FooBean.class is in the foo_ejb.jar and then Foo.class,
hi jboss-users
i'm using the last 2.1 version of jboss with
embedded tomcat on windows 2000.
i read the page of the new manual :
http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch09s32.html
after configuring all files :
jboss.jcml, standardjboss.xml, auth.conf,
roles.properties and
Hi
CMP beans work fine EXCEPT a primary key is not
created in the database table just a normal column.
This happens both with mySQL and InstantDB.
Has anybody else noticed this.
Andy Evans
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Get your free @yahoo.co.uk
HEllo everybody, I am trying to connect to an
enterprise bean from an applet. This has worked but now i get the following
error:
javax.ejb.CreateException
at
sun.rmi.transport.StreamRemoteCall.exceptionReceivedFromServer(Unknown
Source)
at
Thanks, but there was no docs directory in the download of the new beta, and
I did not see anything online on ZOAP.
- viraf
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From: Guy Rouillier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 12:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] New User
I was looking into this last night in Ant. The method of calling this from
ant is to invoke a new process calling org.jboss.verifier.Main() I believe
(at least that is how they have done it for WebLogic). I believe a simple
return code should be fine. I am checking with the Ant people to
Hi,
[I don't represent the team - the views are my own]
However, I'm a bit concerned that the default
database used by
JBoss for
CMP Entity beans, Hypersonic SQL, seems to be no longer
supported. What is
the
stance of the JBoss team on this...is Hypersonic still
recommended as the
Flux
man, the list is obscure this morning or is it just me and the caffeine
level?
marc
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Hi,
try :
E:\hypersonicsql\demorun DatabaseManager
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001 14:11:52 -, Steven Webster wrote:
Hi all,
I've migrated some development work from Weblogic, over to JBoss, and am
initially
impressed. However, I'm a bit concerned that the default database used by
JBoss for
CMP
Got the latest 2.1 jboss (PRE 2.1) and tried to run the same example
(interest.jar) that worked fine in 2.0
Compilation OK, deployment OK, but received error running InterestClient
:
Got context
Got reference
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
Marc,
Just out of curiousity Simone...
when we benched at SUN one of the big difference under load
was the thread
management.
The best in terms of resource usage was put the thread to
sleep (with a 5
sec timeout) and notify (1) and that REALLY flew and scaled
REALLY well
because
Try MySQL. I've tested it with JBoss and it seems to work well. The
downloadable binary packaging is nearly commercial slick. O'Reilly puts out
a good book on it. A commercial version is available (like Red Hat or
Caldera Linux). The implementation of SQL is a fairly complete SQL2. It
will be
I had
the same problem with Tomcat embeded in Jboss 2.1, authentication works but
authorization fails with jaas/other configuration. However if you
runTomcat as a separate process it works fine.
-Original Message-From: thierry birre
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday,
I assume that you're calling from a stand-alone client? Did you point
that client at the auth.conf in the JBoss_home/client directory, or
the one in conf/default? The client needs to read the auth.conf from the
client directory in order to Do the Right Thing.
danch
thierry birre wrote:
hi
Hi,
I think there is a big difference between default and recommended. HSql
is
good for getting started quickly - but it has limits that need to be
understood and accepted if it is to be used.
I think we're realising that already... ;)
There is a client that comes with hsql - have you
danch wrote:
Constantin Teodorescu wrote:
Got the latest 2.1 jboss (PRE 2.1) and tried to run the same example
(interest.jar) that worked fine in 2.0
Compilation OK, deployment OK, but received error running InterestClient
:
Got context
Got reference
Exception in thread
I have a stand alone java client (NOT A BEAN) where I am trying to
get a pointer
to "OracleDB" DataSource using the following code :
xads = ( javax.sql.DataSource )jndiCtx.lookup ( "OracleDB" );
I get : "javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: jdbc not bound"
Title: Unable to load a ResultSet column into a variable of type 'int'
Mmm,
which column/file are you talking about? My client code is just calling
getHeadline() method that returns a String. Thanks!
-Original Message-From: Burkhard Vogel
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Marc,
I think that the body of opinion in CS literature is consistent with your
findings.
Busy/wait burns cpu and leads to various programming problems (race,
starvation, deadlock, etc).
To address these problems a number of theorticians in concurrent
programming, such as Brinch Hansen,
your OracleDB is bound to "java:/OracleDB"
your look up should look like this
xads = ( javax.sql.DataSource )jndiCtx.lookup ( "java:/OracleDB" );
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Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 3:46
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Hey,
Which leads to a question since I'm a JBoss novice. Is there
a way to set
the number of threads in JBoss? I use WebLogic regularly and
it provides a
configuration parameter that allows you to set the number of
threads in the
VM that the server uses.
No. (but this is open source
Hi,
Have you got the jaws.xml flag set such that tables are
dropped when the
application finishes - if this is set, it should mean that
the tables are
re-created upon startup - curing your problem.
We tried that in standardjaws.xml - there was no jaws.xml
filethe tables
Hi,
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From: Alexander Jerusalem [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I've downloaded the cvs files from sourceforge but I wonder
if this is the
latest version because the Ant build file has a line:
property name="version" value="2.0"/
oops - I think that was my
PLEASE HELP !
How to bind javax.transaction.UserTransaction to the JNDI
at the JBoss startup ?
What JBoss configuration files must be changed for that ?
Thanks a lot , Kirill.
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HI,
I see a bug in EJC editor,
when editing a JAWS file, CMP mapping ( DB is mySQL), changing a BLOB SQL type of a
java.lang.TimeStamp to an SQL type of TIMESTAMP is
not stored in the JAWS.XML file.
The JAWS.XML must be manually edited.
Thanks
html
head
meta http-equiv="Content-Type"
Your suggestion will work only if it's implemented as a BEAN.
I want to access it from a different VM. It works fine with a weblogic.
Does JBOSS do it too ?
Thanks , Kirill.
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From: danch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001
Hi, I am trying out the Jetty/Jboss bundle
and everything works fine except for the
Jboss demo. I get the initial page fine
but when I try and run the HelloEJB
example I get the following:
=
Servlet calling EJB
Call failed...
danch wrote:
Note that you really should do your lookups at
"java:comp/env/jdbc/OracleDB", but that does require that you either set
up OracleDB as your default, or make a couple of mapping entries in
jboss.xml.
can you explain why ? because the specs recommend you do ?
I am still pretty
it should still work (when you say BEAN you mean EJB right? )
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From: "Kirill Averianov" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 6:50 PM
Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] Accessing DataSource from a client
Your suggestion will work only if
At 08:26 21.3.2001 -0500, you wrote:
They compare i-net drivers to those of NetDirect, AveConnect, and J-Turbo as
well as a JDBC-ODBC bridge. They test for performance, stability,
reliability, etc...
Of course, this is a commercial site, but it is more info for those
searching for a driver. Hope
Hey,
At 13:43 21.3.2001 -, you wrote:
I'm also working on that, I fixed it but didn't tested it enough.
Keep me informed if you will work on this.
I was only planning to drop the patch in...didn't want it to get lost. But
you can have this one, you're more familiar with it :) Enjoy!
--
Hi,
At 13:43 21.3.2001 -, you wrote:
I'm also working on that, I fixed it but didn't tested it enough.
Keep me informed if you will work on this.
I was only planning to drop the patch in...didn't want it to get lost. But
you can have this one, you're more familiar with it :) Enjoy!
--
Yes , BEAN = EJB.
May be it should work , but it does not.
I can access it from EJB with no problem , but if
try InitialContext.lookup( dataSourceName ) from a different
VM it throws Exception : "javax.naming.NameNotFoundException:
OracleDB not
I am trying to deploy a stateful bean but am failing.
Stateless is okay.
To narrow in on the problem I tried to deploy the interest.jar example after
changing its deployment descriptor to indicate that it was a stateful bean
instead of stateless and it failed to deploy in the same way as my
It should work from another VM? That would require all the minerva pooling
stuff as well as the Oracle drivers to be serializable, wouldn't it? Or it
would require the entry bound into JNDI to be a factory sort of thing,
right?
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Joe wrote:
it should still work (when you say
Hi,
This is a very simple question concerning transactions:
I need to make a user-registration in multiple steps:
1. The user enters a pin code that corresponds to a certain amount of money
he/she spent to get access to the application
- application checks the pin code, and marks a
My patch didn't do any of the performance tuning Marc or Simone was
talking about. It only made sure that thousands of LOCKING-WAITING
messages weren't being printed to the log.
Bill
Juha Lindfors wrote:
At 20:48 21.3.2001 -, you wrote:
I was only planning to drop the patch
Try getting it from the session context.
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Kirill Averianov wrote:
I tried to it in a session bean it DOES NOT FIND it too.
Is UserTransaction implemented in JBOSS at all?
Looks to me that it is not.
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Hi,
for JBoss and Tomcat install you only need jboss-tomcat-2.1-beta.zip.
Unzip the zip file. That's it. You're ready, it works. Try to deploy an EAR containing
a
WAR in the jboss21/deploy directory.
Alternatively, you can modify the tomcat32/conf/serverl.xml and add a context pointing
to
a
For your combination, use the docs at JBoss -- JBoss 3rd Party -- Tomcat
or, more to the point http://www.jboss.org/business/jboss-tomcat.html
Good luck...
-- Dewayne
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001
Does anyone know of or have a security pluging for Tomcat/JBoss that allows to
authenticate using X509 client-side certificates? Anyone chance for an
integration with LDAP tools?
Can people provide some pointers to open source/free tools that could be
useful?
Michel de Groot
Does anybody know how to integrate the Apache web-server with JBoss and
embedded Tomcat? We've been developing an EJB/JSP web solution using
JBoss/Tomcat by doing all testing through a web browser connected to port
8080, but now we want to deploy to a real production environment using
Apache to
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings all! Can anyone tell me about how the execution threads work
between JBoss and Tomcat, and how many there are, can we change them,
etc.?
We've put a slew of timing debug statements in our code to try to narrow
down
a perceived
Hi again Dan,
And thanks so much for your patience !
Well, this is a neat solution indeed. The fact is, I've never used
transactions so I don't know what they cost. At the very moment, I am
beginning an implementation using JTA. To begin with, let's say that I'll
probably abandon this idea in
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|Anke
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|Subject: [JBoss-user] X509 Client certificate authentication module?
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|
|Does anyone know of or have a security pluging for Tomcat/JBoss
|that allows to
|authenticate using
Greetings all! Can anyone tell me about how the execution threads work
between JBoss and Tomcat, and how many there are, can we change them,
etc.?
We've put a slew of timing debug statements in our code to try to narrow
down
a perceived bottle-neck in JBoss. We dump 100 virtual users
I get the following error trying to call a bean on JBoss-2.0 from Jakarta-4.0 servlet.
Running JDK1.3 on Linux(Mandrake) 7.1
When calling the same bean from a standalone Java client, it all works fine.
java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException: java.net.MalformedURLException:
unknown
I have an LDAP based LoginModule just about ready for check in. It will be committed
tonight. The credentials are whatever you pass in and could be an X509 cert.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 2:42 PM
Well, before I jump into it, it seems like a Good Idea to check that reuse
is not an option. Before I start working on it, I need to know what tools
are available.
Michel
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|Anke
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Thanks, I will have a look at it. What's its location in the source tree?
Michel
I have an LDAP based LoginModule just about ready for check in. It will be committed
tonight. The credentials are whatever you pass in and could be an X509 cert.
- Original Message -
From: "Michel
I am getting an UndeclaredThrowableException when trying to execute a
method within my Bean and not sure how to track it down. It looks like I
am able to create the bean ok. Here is the code:
InitialContext jndiContext = new InitialContext();
Object devRef =
Hi all , i am using Linux6.1 , jdk1.3 , jboss2.1 and Tomcat3.2.1.
We have been successfully embedded tomcat in the jboss. However what i
am trying to do
is that i want to run tomcat as standalone and separate from jboss2.1.
I did not see any documentation about it.
Maybe someone please
Hi,
Does anyone know if the hypersonic and/or instantDB datasources are needed
by JBoss or JBossMQ or by the JNDI service? Or are they just there as an
example to try out jaws? Can I safely remove them?
thanks,
Alexander
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Hi,
It's here:
http://www.jboss.org/manual/third_party.html#tomcat
I don't know if this document is still valid for 2.1. but I suppose it
should be. It basically says that you have to start JBoss and Tomcat
separately and put the right jar files in the WEB-INF/lib directory of your
web app.
Take a look in the server-side log. This will give you the server side
trace.
Have you recently changed the throws clause of 'setDevice', but
forgotten to change the interface? That's one possibility.
Another possibility is that that something on the server side is
throwing a strange
I remove them pretty regularly. I don't use JBossMQ, but it does seem to
start up all right.
Alexander Jerusalem wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know if the hypersonic and/or instantDB datasources are
needed by JBoss or JBossMQ or by the JNDI service? Or are they just
there as an example to try
I put all of a bean's classes (impl, home and remote, as well as any
required support classes) into its jar. I believe this is required by spec.
I then create a jar containing the client bits (anything exposed as or
by an interface), then use the manifest header from client jars.
Lennart
Rafizan Baharum wrote:
how do u remove them? i mean besides the DataSourceLoader mbeans, hsqldb
mbean, what else can you remove?
Those are all that I chop out.
for example, can i remove blackboxDS?
I don't believe that removing that will harm anything. I was getting
errors from it anyway,
For those interested in Hypersonic SQL, here is some encouragement from their user
mailing lists.
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