Alternatively, Tomcat is the reference implementation. Jetty is
lightweight and fast.
The only other thing is that (judging from traffic analysis of these
mailing lists) Integration of Tomcat with JBoss is better tested. (Jetty
users, feel free to argue)
-danch
Alvin Yap wrote:
Tomcat is
David is quite correct (as is his wont) - when you make a configuration
change it is usually a good idea to kill (expurgate, delete, elminiate,
etc.) jboss-auto.conf.
In more than good fun,
danch
David Jencks wrote:
I haven't been following your thread but if you leave jboss-auto.jcml lying
Hi all , i am using RedHat6.1 , jdk1.3 and jboss2.1.
I have came across a document regarding jboss container.
The url is //www2.theserverside.com/reviews/thread.jsp?thread_id=2918
The title is "Can JBoss be a BEA better" .
And about pros an cons of JBoss.
One of cons that i have
Hi,
You are probably right that the jBoss+Tomcat package is better tested... But as you
said yourself Jetty is faster, and in our two
setups (the two jBoss2.2.0 packages) it is so much faster that tomcat is'nt even to be
considered.
I guess that what im trying to say is that if you want a
Hello Russel,
Clustering features are not yet part of JBoss but work is currently in
progress.
A first implementation of HA features for SLSB can be downloaded for testing
here:
http://194.38.95.241/JBoss/
Feedback is welcome.
Cheers,
Sacha
Hi,
I just downloaded the jBoss-Jetty 2.2.1 package on SourceForge.
Zip file contains:
jboss_jetty-2.1-beta/..
JBoss-2.2.1_Tomcat-3.2.1/..
JBoss-2.2.1_Jetty3.1.RC4/.. - I presume this is the only lib. which should be there
tst/..
I presume that JBoss-2.2.1_Jetty3.1.RC4 is the only lib.
Where can I get information on all the Mbeans that come with JBoss? Is
there a complete list with the functions (purpose) of each Mbean available?
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Hi -
I'm new to the list, and I was reading through the archove and
siomething
caught my eye regarding
Jini Txns - it was said that Jboss might not have a need Jini Txns
Well...(my two pence).given that Jini allows 2PC from both extremes
of
distributed synchronisation up to ACID txns -
Hi:
I'm trying to access the jboss.org web from Spain, and I get a timeout
all this week. Accessing using a proxy works fine. Are you restricting
your web in some way? The last IP that I see in a traceroute is
63.251.181.30
Have a nice weekend.
Rogelio Trivio.
At 11:41 AM 4/20/2001, you wrote:
Hi:
I'm trying to access the jboss.org web from Spain, and I get a timeout all
this week. Accessing using a proxy works fine. Are you restricting your
web in some way? The last IP that I see in a traceroute is 63.251.181.30
I accessed this morning from
I am experiencing a problem whereby there is a build-up of INACTIVE
connections to our Oracle database. If I drive the system for approx. twenty
minutes with ten concurrent users then we get an ORA-00020 error (max
processes exceeded). The Oracle process limit is set to 200.
We are running
Hey,
There is no document that would have list of functions for each MBean.
You can look at jboss.jcml and jboss.conf each class mentioned in code
parameter is MBean. For functionality you can figure out pretty much
from MBean class signature , for details look at source code.
On Fri, 20 Apr
I
would suggest applying the model-view-controller design pattern to this
function.
The
model or data model would be an MBean loaded when the server
starts.
The
session bean could be a view-controller that provides data from the model to
worker beans via method calls. Any EJBs that use
You forget to close a connection, resultset or datasource...
search your code for a missing .close() statement.
- Original Message -
From: "Richard Conway" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "JBoss User List" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 2:04 PM
Subject: [JBoss-user] Build-up of
You don't point to a physical directory. The only directory IIS needs to
know about is the virtual directory "jakarta" that points to your Tomcat bin
directory (as in
D:\jboss\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\bin). Also, in the registry entries you make
for the Jakarta Isapi Redirector, you put in the
This eMail was already checked for viruses by TrendMicro InterScan!!!
Hi,
i want to use jBoss as a server for entity and session beans, with
container management persistence and an Oracle database.
I tried to modify jboss.jcml metiond in the documentation but get lots of
exception stack traces.
This is not a JBoss-specific question, but I know the J2EE gurus are out
there...
I recently ran across the following EJB programming restriction: "Enterprise
beans should not...define a class in a package". I have searched for
clarification/elaboration as to the meaning of this restriction and
Hi there,
I'm new to JBoss and what do I need to do to put JBoss and Tomcat 3.2
together?
I mean in my jboss.jar, there are only two tomcat classes, TomcatService
and TomcatServiceMBean,
there is no org.jboss.tomcat.ContextClassLoaderInterceptor,
org.jboss.tomcat.naming.JbossWebXmlReader,
and
Hi all,
I'm having difficulty grasping some material in EJB
1.1 spec, as it requires some experience in building
EJB app (I guess) which I don't have yet.
From EJB 1.1 specification :
-
As far as I can tell jboss-web.xml only exists for tomcat 3.2. It seems like
weblogic relies on the jndi-name entries in weblogic.xml to do jndi lookups
of EJBs from a webapp, and I presume jboss would need the same thing. Since
there doesn't appear to be a jboss-web.xml for the embedded
Scott M Stark wrote:
Negative.
OK, whatever you say.
Then how about to release full source bundle
synchronously with binary distribution?
like:
jboss-bin-2.2.1.zip
jboss-src-2.2.1.zip
otherwise it is really a pain to synchronize binary
and source.
We are using jboss on more than 10
This is not a JBoss-specific question, but I know the J2EE gurus are out
there...
I recently ran across the following EJB programming restriction:
"Enterprise beans should not...define a class in a package". I have
searched for clarification/elaboration as to the meaning of this
Obtaining a connection in setEntityContext and releasing it in
unsetEntityContext is usually a bad thing to do for exactly that reason
- the beans are almost always pooled. Read Tip #7 (at the bottom) from
http://www.flashline.com/content/bq/bq080200.jsp; it does a pretty good
job of explaining
Hey,
How far did you follow the instructions?
http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch03.html
If you get stuck post your exceptions, but first you have to give it a
try yourself.
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This eMail was already checked for viruses by TrendMicro
Nevermind, pre-mature posting. The support for jboss-web.xml is already in
Tomcat4.0. I didn't expect to find Jboss in the Tomcat code-base but I
continue to be pleasantly suprised by Jboss and Tomcat.
Thanks, Hal
-Original Message-
From: Hal Deadman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Alexander Kogan wrote:
Then how about to release full source bundle
synchronously with binary distribution?
like:
jboss-bin-2.2.1.zip
jboss-src-2.2.1.zip
otherwise it is really a pain to synchronize binary
and source.
Hi,
that's what cvs tags are for, we now try to use them
Richard Conway wrote:
I am experiencing a problem whereby there is a build-up of INACTIVE
connections to our Oracle database. If I drive the system for approx. twenty
minutes with ten concurrent users then we get an ORA-00020 error (max
processes exceeded). The Oracle process limit is set
I have the same question about the native code and JVM per bean.
Also, I thought about using mbean. This leads to an interesting question:
what is the
pro/cons?
thanks
Kai
"Cook, Richard" [EMAIL PROTECTED]@lists.sourceforge.net on 04/20/2001
09:29:35 AM
Please respond to [EMAIL
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] jBoss 2.2 and Oracle
in jboss.jcml
mbean code=org.jboss.jdbc.XADataSourceLoader name=DefaultDomain:service=XA
DataSource,name=YourJNDIDS
attribute name=PoolNameYourJNDIDS/attribute
attribute name=DataSourceClassorg.opentools.minerva.jdbc.xa.wrapper.XADa
Hi,
I am experiencing problems with Jboss 2.1 with embedded Tomcat on Solaris.
Afterwhile Jboss shuts down by itself. I had a test user call so I looked
into the server.log and somehow after a page (varies) the server shuts down.
Has anyone seen this?
Southin
I would doubt there is any filtering. When I trace to www.jboss.org I
am not going through the 63.251.181.30 gateway you mention so it
could just be a problem with that host/router.
newsite 1045tracert -d www.jboss.org
Tracing route to jboss.org [66.37.140.9]
over a maximum of 30 hops:
1
Simple scenario - Session Bean A performs a lookup and create for
Session Bean B in one of A's business method implementations. Bean A is
deployed but Bean B isn't, so as expected "NameNotFoundException- B not
bound" thrown upon doing a 'lookup' for B's home interface. But this
causes JBoss
I think I am losing my mind. I don't know what I saw that made me think the
jboss-web.xml support was in tomcat40. I must have been looking at the code
from jboss/contrib/tomcat which is for 3.2. Anyway, my original post about
support for jboss-web.xml in tomcat40 still stands, although my
"Cook, Richard" wrote:
I'm wondering about JBoss' ability to run JNI/native code in beans. We
would most likely have stateless session beans that would call legacy C
code, code that is not thread-safe. This brings up two questions:
Is it possible to use native code in JBoss? The J2EE
Would you _PLEASE_ start a new thread with a blank email instead of randomly
answering a living thread?
Regards
Burkhard
- Original Message -
From: "Simphoukham, Southin" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 6:32 PM
Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] Build-up of
Hi all !
I am currently making stress tests. Thereto I wrote a simple client program
that starts (in my current case) 50 threads.
The log I produce looks something like this:
Client-987784556305 starts ...
Client-987784556505 starts ...
Client-987784556786 starts ...
Client-987784556786 is
Hi,
a reentrant bean has to be used if the following scenario occurs:
Have a Bean A call a method in Bean B whereupon Bean B calls within this
method another method on Bean A. In this case Bean A has to be reentrant!
Hope this is a good enough explanation for the sharp-eyed of all the pros on
When ear's are undeployed in JBoss with embedded Tomcat (for example
during a server shutdown), then the included war is undeployed after
the included jar.
In my application i use statefull session beans, which are stored as
session attributes via the servlet api. I implemented the
It would help a lot if the JbossRealm line occured AFTER both the
simple realm and the commented out JDBC realm sample. That way if
newbies try to set upthe JDBCRealm we are less likely to here from
them on this list. Now I will be quiet. :-)
Darrin
"Scott M Stark" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does unzipping the distro with the -X option help?
Darrin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There were a cpl of threads last week on this issue.
I ran into it today, and could not find the solution posted.
Although, Victor's notes on the db problem helped.
When you first install JBoss in Linux
There are a number of ways you can go about this. The important thing
is that the home and remote interfaces to your bean have to be
available to the servlet.
The simplest way to deal with this is to combine your ejb jar and
servlet war into a single ear file. Tomcat makes the ejb classes
Steve Magoun wrote:
Obtaining a connection in setEntityContext and releasing it in
unsetEntityContext is usually a bad thing to do for exactly that reason
- the beans are almost always pooled. Read Tip #7 (at the bottom) from
http://www.flashline.com/content/bq/bq080200.jsp; it does a pretty
McLain, Mark wrote:
This is not a JBoss-specific question, but I know the J2EE gurus are out
there...
I recently ran across the following EJB programming restriction: "Enterprise
beans should not...define a class in a package". I have searched for
clarification/elaboration as to the
Toby Allsopp wrote:
McLain, Mark wrote:
I'm almost certain that it doesn't mean that all your classes have to be
in the default package.
I'd hope!
Have you asked on the ejb-interest list at Sun?
The answers he'd get there would be "Weblogic lets you!", some random
bitching about the
Toby-
No, I have not posted my question to the ejb-interest list. If that is a
better place to direct my question, I will post it there as well.
Thank you for responding.
-Original Message-
From: Toby Allsopp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 3:40 PM
To: [EMAIL
Guy Rouillier wrote:
Start by confirming your suspicions. Put the following line into your MBean
configuration in jboss.jcml:
attribute name="LoggingEnabled"false/attribute
You mean 'true' there, right?
-danch
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Victor Langelo wrote:
The spec doesn't require containers to support connections which are held for
the life of a bean. While some products may support this, it's a bad idea to
rely on it in any code unless you're not concerned with portability.
You might be correct, there. I'm thinking in
Guy Rouillier wrote:
There have been many discussions on this list concerning Oracle
configurations. Searching the archives just for the last two weeks should
give you plenty of examples.
Regarding getting rid of services like InstantDb, just edit jboss.jcml and
comment out the MBean
There is nothing wrong doing this.
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From: Scott Hasse
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 1:07 PM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] JBoss 2.2: Servlet Authentication against JBoss realms. How ?
All,
Having run into this same issue myself, I am wondering
I should have been more explicit when discussing what I've tried. I've
reviewed the j2ee deployment steps as well as the Tomcat how-to. After
walking through the explicit steps of both documents and experiencing
failure, I looked for subtleties that I may have missed, tried variations.
More
Hi all ,
I am using RedHat6.1 , jdk1.3 , jbuilder3.5 and jboss2.1.
I have the code below :
public ProjectMngUserPK ejbCreate(ProjectMngUserJB projectmnguserjb)
throws CreateException {
this.pm_userid = projectmnguserjb.getUserid();
this.companyid = new
hi,
I don't really see how you are going to get a jvm per bean no matter what
you do. Are you planning to have many processes of this legacy code
running at once? how are you going to start/stop them at appropriate
times?
Another approach, I think officially sanctioned, to accessing legacy
[I didn't copy this to the list on purpose...]
I think there is a bug in the deployer... I'm looking through the source
code now, I'll let you know if I find anything.
Just for reference, can you send me a description of your EAR?
Thanks,
Dewayne
- Original Message -
From: "Bill
Hi,
I've been using and enjoying this new feature, many thanks. I have had a
slight problem,
my system is trying to activate the "Default" deployer at startup... ain't
no such thing.
This fixes it:
public AutoDeployer(String urlList)
{
- this ("Default", urlList);
+
Thanks a lot :),
Raka
--- Burkhard Vogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
a reentrant bean has to be used if the following
scenario occurs:
Have a Bean A call a method in Bean B whereupon Bean
B calls within this
method another method on Bean A. In this case Bean A
has to be reentrant!
Hope
Well, obviously I did send that to the list, so, here's a follow up...
I thought there was a bug, but, there's not... just a misunderstanding on my
part. This is a bit long, but, hopefully it will resolve some of the
questions about client libraries and those dreaded ClassNotFound exceptions.
You can either download the JBoss+Tomcat distribution, or, get the
contrib/tomcat module from CVS.
-- Dewayne
- Original Message -
From: YueMa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 9:41 AM
Subject: [JBoss-user] Tomcat question
Hi there,
I'm new to
Title: Can JBoss allow native code in beans/one JVM per bean?
I'm wondering about JBoss' ability to run JNI/native code in beans. We would most likely have stateless session beans that would call legacy C code, code that is not thread-safe. This brings up two questions:
Is it possible to use
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