In addition to Guy's suggestion, you might also want to create an MLET in the
jboss.conf file reflecting the classes12.zip
Anuj.
Micky I. Mimo wrote:
[Shutdown] Shutdown hook added
[Service Control] Registered with server
[Configuration] Could not create MBean
type rpm -q unzip and see if you get an rpm file returned. If not, you
need to down load an rpm for unzip and install it.
Michael Mimo
Systems Specialist
Voice: 781-457-1317
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Matthew Hixson wrote:
Are you sure you're committing the inserts? You need to make sure you're
calling Connection.commit().
No don't do this. Never call commit in an EJB - the container will do
that if you have it set up right. If you're going to manage your own
transactions, why are you
Just put your .ear file in the JBoss deploy directory. The integration
code will see to it that any .war in the .ear gets deployed by tomcat.
G.L. Grobe wrote:
Are *.ear files (including an EJB and WEB app) deployed in the same fashion
as other web servers, or is it different w/ jboss. I
Maxime Levesque wrote
http://localhost:8083/
http://localhost:8083/estore/
http://localhost:8083/estore/index.html
I get a blank page
What's happening ?
You're looking at the wrong web server. The server on port 8083 is an
internal JBoss server that's _only_ used for clients
My service starts up a stream of real-time telemetry data flowing from the
Space Station. When our ground engineers have a need to do some analysis of
on-orbit systems they will want to start up this data flow so that the data
will be available all over the Boeing-NASA intranet for analysis. I
|My service starts up a stream of real-time telemetry data flowing from the
|Space Station. When our ground engineers have a need to do some
That caught my eye... and then I realize that guys at Boeing are using JBoss
for real time analysis of data from the ISS???
NO WAY!
(way)
... man that
Hi--
I have seen the response to this question, and it
seems the path is fairly clear for using jass + tomcat
+ jboss, but I was wondering if anyone has also done
this with jaas + Jetty + Jboss... anyone??
Thanks,
Joel
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I'm very new at using JBoss
Hi,
I can one datasource (in jaws.xml) and my cmp-entity bean will use it.
But i have another cmp-entity bean that i want conect to other database
(this another bean is connecting the first datasource).
How can i configure jboss (jaws) for this? How can i associate may
entitybean to this
Folks,
We have found out that there is an exploding demand for support on JBoss
technologies.
Would you be ready, *on behalf of JBoss Group (JBG)* to provide some
support -- obviously on a retributed basis?
At this point, this is not a final plan but simply a call for participants
to identify
Going by the jaws dtd !ELEMENT jaws (datasource?,type-mapping?,debug?,default-entity?,enterprise-beans?,type-mappings?) The datasource is applicable to *ALL* entity beans within the ejb jar and there can be only one of them. Also, there appear to be no tags to override this within each entity
Roman Brouk wrote:
thanks for reply! why isn't it a correct way to access Datasource?
I'll repeat the answer I gave in the mail addressed to me directly
(please don't send mail directly to me and to the list).
See section 19.4 of the EJB spec and numerous discussions here on
jboss-user.
Works fine for me under Win2K. It should work for you as well...
Check your configuration and environment.
Jim
--On Sunday, April 29, 2001 1:09 AM +0200 Fulco Muriglio
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Hallo,
I've got jboss+tomcat and the tomcat-test works
(http://localhost:8080/jboss/) under
Can you post the code fragment in the service request
handler that did the JAAS login? I have done this
and it works.
On 28 Apr 2001 22:11:18 +0200
Raffael Herzog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
?
Yes because you are establishing the user identity
every time in
each request thread.
Just
This probably isn't much help, but just to let you know that I am running
fine with Jboss 2.2.1 and Tomcat 3.2.1 and the tomcat-test ear.
Bill Pfeiffer
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From: Fulco Muriglio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject:
Thanks Bojrn,
it is working very well.
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] problem with uncompressing of JBoss on Linux
Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2001 18:48:23 +0200
Type jar -xvf *.zip
Since jar files are in the same format
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