Whether or not the actual connection is closed will depend on the pool
manager you are using. The one that comes with JBoss, JBossPool, does not
close the connection, it just returns it to the pool. Establishing a real
connection is a very costly operation, so I would suspect that most pool
mana
I just use the zip task to build and deploy my beans. Really convenient...
Anh
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From: "Robert Burrell Donkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] JBoss and ANT
> "Scott M Stark" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Guy Rouillier wrote:
> Hmm, I see a potential problem with this. What if I have logic like this:
>
> Get a whole bunch of data from somewhere.
> Get a database connection.
> For each record
> Do a whole bunch of database work
> Commit
>If database work failed
> L
Ok, I finally got around to do it. The attached zip file contains all
files that I changed/added to make petstore work. Since I wanted to use
Hypersonic, I had to replace CatalogDAOImpl and OrderDAOImpl with slightly
modified version (CatalogDAOHypersonic and OrderDAOHypersonic).
The instruct
I need to make 2 sequential updates to the same
row. The first update is made by a stateless session bean and the second
update is made by the client that called the stateless session bean.
The 2 updates change different columns of the same row.
I need an all-or-nothing approach, so my g
I just drop my extra libs in lib\ext. Any reason why you don't want to go
that route?
Anh
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From: "Xandy Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 10:31 PM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] ClassPathExtension mechanism does not seem to
wo
Ivan Novick wrote:
>
> http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch06s05.html
>
> The ABean implements EntityBean but is declared in tag in the
> ejb-jar.xml
>
> Is this a typo or am I missing the concept?
It is a typo. Thanks!
Sebastien
>
> Ivan
>
> __
Yeah, I closed everything but the connections. Once I closed the
connections, everything worked fine.
By the way, upon seeing a connection.close(), does the actual connection
gets closed at that point and is free for re-used or does the connection
gets closed ans is free for re-used first after
Thanks,
I want to use a beans who maps a table on a relational db which haS a
primary key composed by two colomns of this table, or eventually a column of
this table and a column which is a foreign key which point on another table.
This is may little problem; I don't understand if with JAWS I may
Could you include the snippet from your jboss.conf where you have added
the extra libs? It sounds like you might be adding individual jar files,
but as far as I know, the ClassPathExtension is for adding directories
that contain jar files. Also, are you running run.bat from within the
jboss\bin
Hello Guy, Toby, Jonathan, and all other users/developers,
Jonathan said:
>>> ..., many other application servers automatically
>>> return the connection to the pool at the end of a transaction.
>>> I would like to see this implemented by JBoss, since it kinda
>>> of makes sense.
Toby promised:
I see your point. Especially if you look at section 11.3.3 of the EJB 1.1
spec.
My comment should have been that JBoss release the connection back to the
pool if it cannot be used by the transaction anymore (eg at the end of a
method call on a stateless session bean or during the remove() on stat
Is it possible for jboss-tomcat to generate log output in the same format as
Apache 'access.log'. This is required because we are using a log analyzer
which can understand only that format
KS
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Hmm, I see a potential problem with this. What if I have logic like this:
Get a whole bunch of data from somewhere.
Get a database connection.
For each record
Do a whole bunch of database work
Commit
If database work failed
Log an error
Continue
This is a p
I submitted a change to minerva (now JBossPool) to pool with a specified
userid and password. Now that Toby has JBossPool in cvs, this change will
hopefully be showing up soon. If you can't wait, let me know and I'll send
you what I have. This will allow you to use getConnection(aUserId,
aPass
I just added a test case to jbosstest that has a client call an unsecure bean
that in turn calls a secured bean and the principal is propagated correctly.
How do you know that the principal is coming in correctly from the servlet?
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From: "Ferguson, Doug" <[EMAIL PROTE
Thanks, Scott!
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Scott M
> Stark
> Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 8:19 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] What is "Leaving out a server session"?
>
>
> Its simply a debug message that s
Hi Brian,
> Here is the source for the session bean using connection pooling:
as others pointed out and you confirmed them to be right,
giving back the connections into the pool by executing
connection.close() speeds up your processing essentially.
But you not only test the speed of the connect
Its simply a debug message that should be "Handing out a server session"
in English. There appears to have been a slight translation problem when
the message was added. You can safely ignore the message.
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi Paul,
> I am using jboss 2.2.1 to create a simple CMP entity bean that has two
> properties, id and name. In the database the id is an auto increment
> column. In the bean managed version of this bean I had a second sql
> (select ns.section_id from nh_section ns where ns.section_id is null)
>
Hi!
It depends on whether you wanna a bean-managed transaction or
container-managed transaction.
For bean-managed transaction, you should make use of
javax.transacion.UserTransaction.
For container-managed transaction, you should use setRollbackOnly() from
your EJBContext.
The transaction would
Hi Again,
This has been solved. It was caused by a race condition: The server tried to
use the reference before the home.create(...) method could return. Strangely,
I would have thought a "no concurrent calls on stateful beans" or something
else indicating that creation of the bean was not fin
I've looked on the archive, and I can't find a reference to this.
I have an MBean publishing ObjectMessage objects on a timer. In my test,
within the same JVM (although, of course, this wouldn't always be the case),
I have a Message Driven Bean receiving the published objects and updating an
ent
Hi Andrea,
> question:There is a way to map a primary key over multiple
> tables in a db?
I'm not quite sure, what you mean:
- having the same primary key _column_ name/type in different
tables? This is definitely allowed in SQL.
- using the same primary key _class_ in different beans?
Thi
We are using JBoss to develop some software and each of our users has
JBoss installed on their machines. I try to keep the software on all of
the machines the same. I would like for each user to have their own own
connection pool. The database username is the same as their username.
Is there s
On Tue, May 22, 2001 at 12:11:23PM +1200, Jonathan Ackerman wrote:
> It did not bomb, it's just waiting for a connection to become available :)
>
> We have found that it is good practice to put your DB access code in a
> try-finally block and do the connection close in the finally clause to
> en
I have a bean that has a reference to another bean.
Bean #1 is deployed with no security and bean #2
is deployed with security.
I login from a servlet and the security gets passed
to bean #1 but as soon as I hit bean #2 it looks like
the credentials are getting passed!
Any ideas?
d.
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It did not bomb, it's just waiting for a connection to become available :)
We have found that it is good practice to put your DB access code in a
try-finally block and do the connection close in the finally clause to
ensure a release of the connection.
Having said that, many other application s
http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch06s05.html
The ABean implements EntityBean but is declared in tag in the
ejb-jar.xml
Is this a typo or am I missing the concept?
Ivan
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Hi All,
I found out why I was getting an error stating that there was no
buffer space for a file descriptor. It lead backwards to consistent
messages about "neighbour table overflow", which lead me to configure my
lo interface (Debian linux).
I'm very grateful to google.com - which helped
FYI - The error was caused by the bean. It was using Minerva JDBC
connection pooling with a pool limit of 10 connections. The bean did not
release the connection, so it bombed as soon as 10 rapid requests came
in.
Long live Open-Source
From: "Bob Cober" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAI
You hit the nail on the head. I was adding some Jars and directories to the
JBOSS_CLASSPATH before running run_with_tomcat.bat. When I instead add them
as ClassPathExtensions in jboss.conf, and leave JBOSS_CLASSPATH unset,
everything works fine.
This sounds like a bug...is there some reason why
I agree.
The class was awesome!
d.
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From: Erik Peterson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 3:38 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JBoss-user] JBoss Training Review
Just wanted to drop a note to the rest of you about the JBoss training I
attended i
I'm suspicious of the spaces in the path to the jars involved.
Adam Lipscombe wrote:
> Class HttpServlet is in webserver.jar, which is a fundamental tomcat
> library.
>
> I found that some adding some libs to the classpath passed to JBoss at
> start-up time (i.e. the -classpath / JBOSS CLASSPAT
So add a client configuration entry to the server auth.conf and use it for your
client LoginContext creation. The current contrib/tomcat module code has
two example tomcat request interceptors that integrate into the JBoss security
layer.
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From: "Lewis Henderson" <[EM
Class HttpServlet is in webserver.jar, which is a fundamental tomcat
library.
I found that some adding some libs to the classpath passed to JBoss at
start-up time (i.e. the -classpath / JBOSS CLASSPATH statements) completely
stuffed the libraries that JBoss could see.
Are you passing any extra l
John, actually I believe my howto addressed that, actually I am debugging
withoug the embedded tomcat, I simply do not specify tomcat as the argument
to start the debugger and I also ensured that the conf/default is in the
classpath rather than conf/tomcat, I think that should do the trick. Sorry
Use the JNDIView-MBean: Just have a look at http://localhist:8082
-> JNDIView -> list
Ralf
wjlz wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I would like to get all available JNDI name
> on the sever. How can I do it? Is there an
> example code for a client?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
Just wanted to drop a note to the rest of you about the JBoss training I
attended in Atlanta, GA last week.
Marc Fluery and Scott Stark discussed a wide range of J2EE technology
topics. Labs using JBoss had been developed to support the concepts
presented. We covered about 600 slides and 10 labs
You can use
Topic topic = (Topic) Context.lookup("topic/testTopic");
if you want to do so.
Of course, before you do this, you need to put the testTopic in your
topic list.
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Sent: Monday, May
Thanks for all your feed-backs!
I'd be more than happy to report a success story to jboss.org
Just have to make it happen first :)
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From: "toby cabot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 12:35 PM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Hardware Si
...I was trying to run an embedded tomcat client talking to jboss in the
same VM! There is another issue to this in that you cannot have override
java.security.auth.login.config for the client as the server also uses it!
If I use stand-alone tomcat everything seems to work...I'm still holding m
Hi,
I recently posted an inquiry regarding the utilization of CORBA objects from
within EJB's deployed in JBoss. Basically, I was unable to have a session bean
make a call to a CORBA object. Since then, we have deployed the same bean to
WebLogic, and it worked fine.
So, the issue is not EJB sp
I'm having trouble getting a servlet to run when I start JBoss (2.2.1 with
Tomcat 3.2.1) with the run_with_tomcat.bat script.
The log file shows servlet.jar, among others, being added to the classpath:
[Classpath extension] Added directory:file:/C:/Documents and
Settings/eswierk/Cogenia/Server/J
Title: Embedded Servlet/Security Support
Last week, I had written a message describing my woes with security respect to Embedded Jetty.
After trying out the embedded Tomcat distribution, I ran into the exact same issue, despite following Dain's instructions on how to reconfigure Tomcat to
I searched the archive for this problem and found some messages, but no
final solution.
I'm deploying an ear file in JBoss 2.2.1 (runs with Tomcat and Apache on
a Linux box). When the J2EE default deployer runs, I get the following:
[J2EE Deployer Default] Deploy J2EE application:
file:/usr/loc
Hi:
I´m using a linux machine for firewall and forwarding. I try to connect jboss from a
client applet that I serve with jboss. The applet connect
to my public ip in internet, and the firewall redirects the input to the jboss server
(another linux machine) I have enabled forwarding for ports
10
And how are you referring to the ejbs ? Using the java:/comp/env namespace
or using the 'external' jndi namespace?? I believe it would be the
advantange between in-VM and out of VM call.
Vinay
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From: "Keerthi Panneer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: M
Hello,
I hope to wrap entity bean with session bean. I do have entity bean
candidates that have same table structure like id,name,remarks. So on my
entities only thing that will change is sql statements in ejb methods.
On my session bean, I can cache the entity Beans Home
PulpProductionMachineT
On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 05:38:06PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ok. I found the problem. my bean was container- manged transactions("
> Container" was in my ejb-jar.xml file,
> now I have (" Bean" ). And all works
> fine.
>
> But is very curious, with weblogic. Its work fine with container-
Excellent! Good to hear
Brian D. Brown wrote:
> Well, my hat's off to you (and Robert). After putting dbCon.close() in the
> session beans, I got the following results:
>
> Without pooling
>
> 11016 ms
> 10846 ms
> 10565 ms
>
> With pooling
>
> 6499 ms
> 6309 ms
On Mon, May 21, 2001 at 10:10:44AM -0400, Thomas Cong wrote:
>
> Toby,
> We developed a web-based custom management system, where for each user
> session, there are 2 session beans and 2 or more entity beans. The max
> number of users is around 100,000, but we do not expect higher load than
> 100
I also ran into this when first developing BMP Entity Beans
Check your implementation class - the method
public String ejbFindByPrimarKey( String key ) ...
needs to return either a collection (of primary keys) or an instance of the
primary key type
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From: Artur
If by client side you mean a client running in a VM external to the JBoss
server VM, then this is the expected default behavior. Multi-threaded clients
need to enable the thread local storage mode of the SecurityAssociation
class by either calling SecurityAssociation.setServer() or equivalently
ad
I set the value to 0 in the create method and
somehow MySQL makes the value the proper value uder the autoincrement.
Seems to work, but makes me a little nervou.
Ivan
- Original Message -
From:
Paul Austin
To: Jboss-User
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 9:19 AM
Subject
Well, my hat's off to you (and Robert). After putting dbCon.close() in the
session beans, I got the following results:
Without pooling
11016 ms
10846 ms
10565 ms
With pooling
6499 ms
6309 ms
6039 ms
Big difference!!
Thanks again.
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From:
"Scott M Stark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>JBoss ejb jars are pretty trivial constructs in ant because there is no
stub
>compiliation step as required by weblogic. I would have to look at the
current
>ejb jar ANT task to see if it offers sufficient simplication of the
steps
>required. Maybe it do
We sould really put this somewhere prominent even more obvious the FAQ, this
link is _NOT_ working, has never and probably will not ever.
Everybody should _REALLY_ use the link provided on
www.jboss.org/business/lists.html , if this will ever be???
- Original Message -
From: "Hermann RANGA
Hi All,
I would like to get all available JNDI name
on the sever. How can I do it? Is there an
example code for a client?
Thanks in advance.
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From: "Christopher Cheng" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 5:45 AM
Subject: [JBoss-user] BM Entity Bean Example?
> Does anybody have an example of Bean Managed EJB with JBoss, preferably
for
> Sybase?
>
>
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I asked the same question of the list a while back and the only
response I got was basically "it's a bug in Oracle". Not real
helpful. Although Oracle has their own set of problems, it's awfully
commonly-used. It sure would be nice if JBoss would a
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Take another look at the JMS documentation. You can't create topics
dynamically. It would be nice if you could. The closest that I've
been able to get is to use message selectors to dynamically filter
through the messages. Not a very object-orient
Hi
I have an application packaged as a war. I use log4j in the application and
at deployment log4j.jar is in the war under
WEB-INF/lib
When I run the application the log4j classes are accessable but after the
configurator runs the tomcat throws a class not found exception on :
as i understand it, you write code as if you have one connection, calling
.getConnection() and .close() where necessary. the "connection manager,"
minerva in my case, handles the pooling of connections, opening and closing them
as necessary. the explicit call to .close() tells the connection man
Every jar in lib/ext is automatically loaded. The fact that you have to insert two
jars ahead of your existing CLASSPATH to get things to work indicates that
you have an incompatible jar(s) in your CLASSPATH(like j2ee.jar) that is preventing
the loading of class files from the corresponding JBoss
Thanks, it was that
Christophe:o)
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> JBoss experts,
> I am looking for any available hardware configuration/sizing
> information to support a Jboss/Tomcat deployment in production.
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Thomas Cong
> Portal Software
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom,
The bottom line is that there are way too many dependencies on your
Jim,
The ejbActivate method in the example sets the id attribute to the primary
key from the context. This method is called by the container when it changes
to entity that the bean is referencing, before it does this it changes the
primary key value to the primary key of the entity the bean will
We are using Tomcat 3.1.1 on one machine and JBoss 2.2.1 on another. When
calling EJBs from a remote JSP page, everything works fine...until we
quickly submit 10 or so refresh requests from the browser. At this point
JBoss hangs and we cannot browse that JSP page. Other pages are still
acce
Hi,
You can follow the steps given in the attached document to enable ssl for
embedded tomcat.
Regards
Rama Rao
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From: Jonathan Holloway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 8:49 PM
Subject: [JBoss-user] Jboss, tomcat and ssl
> I don'
With a connection pool, 'closing' the connection merely indicates to the
pool that you're done with it and that it can be returned to the pool
(subject to transaction commit/rollback).
-danch
Brian D. Brown wrote:
> I thought that was the whole point of connection pooling...ie. the pool
> man
I am using jboss
2.2.1 to create a simple CMP entity bean that has two properties, id and name.
In the database the id is an auto increment column. In the bean managed version
of this bean I had a second sql (select ns.section_id from nh_section ns where
ns.section_id is null) call to get th
Hi,
We recently had a problem with a finder method that we thought was a really
stupid error, but turned out not to be. The ejbLoad method of one of our
BMP Entity beans was written using the Sun tutorial 'AccountEJB' bean as an
example. This example doesn't call context.getPrimaryKey(), but our
Hi, I've just downloaded the latest CVS version OF jboss. I've a
question:There is a way to map a primary key over multiple tables in a db?
Thanks for reply, Andrea
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This is a bug in the JAAS login config file class. It is not thread safe and
when multiple login threads run at the same time it can produce the error
your seeing. I thought I added a synchronization that would prevent this
from happening. The workaround it to have a single thread force a
load of
To be totally safe on all drivers you should also close any result sets and
statements as well has connections, I use the following code as a template
for sql routines. This will make sure that everything is always closed.
Paul
Connection con = null;
Statement stmt = null;
ResultSet rs = null;
t
HI all again,
if I adding line:
set
CLASSPATH=%JBOSS_HOME%\lib\ext\ejb2.0.jar;%JBOSS_HOME%\lib\ext\jms.jar;%CLASSPATH%;../lib/crimson.jar;
in the run.cmd file everythink is ok.
I think it is strange and not correct way of problem solving.
And one more point:
I have created test message driven
It works fine for me. Are you using the bundled JBoss/Tomcat distribution?
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From: "Adam Lipscombe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 6:46 AM
Subject: [JBoss-user] ClassPathExtension mechanism does not seem to work...
> Hi All,
>
I thought that was the whole point of connection pooling...ie. the pool
manages the connections for you, opening and closing them as needed. Am I
wrong in this assumption?
As far as the second bean, where I establish the connections manually, yes,
it was an oversight on my part not to close the
You're probably not closing your connections. You should wrap all JDBC
code in a try ... finally where you close all resulsets, statements, and
connections (in that order)
-danch
Phan Anh Tran wrote:
> I found the problem. I ran out of connections with blocking enabled on the
> pool.
>
> An
ok. I found the problem. my bean was container- manged transactions("
Container" was in my ejb-jar.xml file,
now I have (" Bean" ). And all works
fine.
But is very curious, with weblogic. Its work fine with container- manged
transactions, and when ssesion bean ends the commit was automatic (I
im
This is usually from running a client under jdk1.2.2 and the server
under 1.3
Christophe GARCIA wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> I have the following exception doing a lookup on my EJB in the JNDI
> context :
>
> javax.naming.CommunicationException [Root exception is
> java.io.StreamCorruptedExcepti
It's for compatability with some IIOP based containers. If you don't do
that, your code will not work on (for example) Borland Application
Server (that was true last time I worked with that product)
-danch
K S Sreeram wrote:
> Hi
>
> What exactly is the use of this object? what is it suppose
I don't know whether this is relevant to this group but ehre goes
anyway. I'm having problems integrating ssl into tomcat as I've got it
running as an embedded service with jboss. Does anybody know whether the
configuration files stored in the tomcat directory are actually processed
by jboss
I don't see anywhere where you close the connections. I'm surprised this
isn't causing problems (hanging trying to get the connections from the
pool.
-danch
Brian D. Brown wrote:
> public String getName(int ext)
> {
> String returnVal = null;
> try
> {
> Connection dbCon
John,
I have JBoss2.2.1 installed with Catalina 4.0 beta 1 working and would like
to debug with JBuilder. If I am not using JBoss with embedded tomcat can I
still use JBuilder to debug? What changes do you think I will need to make
to the setup?
john
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAI
Take a look at
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-1999/jw-12-ssj-ejb1-2.html
-- snip
EJB 1.1 requires that the javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow() method be
used to explicitly cast the home's remote reference to its appropriate type.
The use of PortableRemoteObject is required to suppor
I'm pretty sure I someone posted this earlier, but I can't find the message,
and therefore the response.
JBoss-2.2.1, Tomcat-3.2.1, MySql, Win2000.
I'm using Basic Authentication, using a DB table, configured with JDBCRealm
& JbossRealm
Works fine until I redeploy the .ear file. It seems to de
Hi,
I'm using JBoss-2.2.1 w/ the embedded Tomcat that comes with the release
(3.2.1) on Win2000, and MySQL.
I'm using Basic Authentication but to a DB instead of the prop files.
My app uses frames with each frame calling a servlet which attaches to
action classes which call stateless session be
Hi
What exactly is the use of this object? what is it supposed to do?
Direct type casting after doing a look up seems to work all the time. I've
tested with JBoss and the Sun J2EE SDK. it works with both the servers..
so why is PortableRemoteObject.narrow required?
KS
Be glad to.
Here is the source for the session bean using connection pooling:
package ejb;
import java.rmi.*;
import javax.ejb.*;
import java.sql.*;
import javax.naming.*;
import javax.sql.DataSource;
public class Person implements SessionBean {
private SessionContext sessionContext;
publi
I would like to know if its possible to implement clustering of jboss
machines to support redundancy and load balancing?..
KS
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Artur,
What you're doing is prohibited by the spec. SimpleBeanHome.findByPrimaryKey
must return SimpleBean not Base. Same goes for create method.
Sound more like the J2EE RI has a bug. But then it wouldn't be the first :)
--Victor
Artur Jonak wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There is a bug in JBOSS 2.2.1
>
Toby,
We developed a web-based custom management system, where for each user
session, there are 2 session beans and 2 or more entity beans. The max
number of users is around 100,000, but we do not expect higher load than
1000-2000 concurrent sessions. The client wants to see the relation between
Hi all,
I always get the following error while performing search at the list archive
:
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webmaster of this site. The error message is:
Unable to read configuration file '/bigassraid/htdig//conf/10767.conf'
What is the problem?
thanks, found the culprit, turned it off, and got a *very* simple stateless
session bean to deploy and even tested it :)
>From: Sebastien Alborini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Address in use
>Date: Sun, 20 May 2001 12:19:30 +
Hi All,
Does anyone know how the "org.jboss.util.ClassPathExtension" mechanism works
in jboss.conf?
I added my libs there, and the server log reports that they have been
loaded.
However I get a ClassNotFoundException at runtime.
The only way I can get JBoss/Tomcat to "see" the extra libs is to
You should have a look on J2EE Developper's guide, chapters 3, 4 et 5
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> Date: lundi 21 mai 2001 14:22
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> Objet:[JBoss-user] question about minerva connections pooling
>
> Dear jboss
Hi all,
advice needed.
I testing how the Mesage driven beans working and have the probems while deploying it.
I have created test message driven bean according
http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch07s03.html description.
When i deploying bean i getting exception:
[Container factory] D
Hi all,
I have downloaded the JBOSS 2.2.1 Application Server.
I am trying to create Topics on the JMS server dynamically using the
session.createTopic() method.
When i tried to do so, i got the following exception.
javax.jms.JMSException: Cannot get the topic from the provider
at org.jb
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