hi,
Thanx
Its working fine now..
bye,
dinesh.
Rama Rao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am attaching the jar file.
You can try copying it to bin.
bye
rama rao
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From: Dinesh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2001 3:26
Hi people,
here are results for the messaging benchmarks, for BEA and JBoss.
First, a little description of the scenario.
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We decided for this simple scenario to benchmark :
PostingClient posts to Topic1.
MDB1
Once I got following message and now it chases me:
[Container factory] org.jboss.ejb.DeploymentException: expected only one
enterprise-beans tag
It's probably just not a very specific error message. One of your
descriptors is probably misformed somehow, possibly in a way that
confuses
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From: beau
Hi
I was thinking of this when I raised this issue;
http://www.sys-con.com/java/archives3/0605/pavlik/index.html
Guy's soution to the timestamp problem is sufficient.
Is there any docs on the setup of JMSAppender ?
Gabor
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That is exactly what my problem is...
I assumed that the context root was the war name??? so in my war if a jsp
references /some.jsp, it would use the root of the war...is this not
correct?
If I only use relative paths it works...however, this is NOT always
possible!
Is there a config option
How to do it from a remote application client
instead of inside the server?
Thanks in advance.
jndiView.jar is obsolete. Use the jndiView MBean
instead - point a
browser at port 8082 on your server, go to the page
for the JNDIView
MBean and invoke 'list'.
Thanks to everybody for help and attention.
Just for others, stepping on the same rake :-)
It is clear now.
The reason was _not_ in deployment descripttors but in
conf/standartjaws.xml.
This file may have those tags too. And I mistakely put a block of text with
that section into this file.
But
I am deploying an EAR to JBoss/Tomcat (Embedded) everything seems ok except
the classes in the WEB-INF/classes directory are not added to the common
classpath...
Does anyone know of a problem/workaround for this?
Lewis
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I am quite new to CMP. I am wondering why the database is being updated so
often. Even when I am only (implicitly) retrieving rows.
The most obvious case is when I issue a call to the home instance like
findByName. Everything appears to be working correctly unless I set the
database debug
Just to be perfectly clear, you have an .ear containing a .war
containing /WEB-INF/classes?
I believe that WEB-INF/classes only gets in the classpath for the war
that it's in, not in the application's classloader.
-danch
Lewis Henderson wrote:
I am deploying an EAR to JBoss/Tomcat
The behavior you're seeing is 'normal' but fixable. Consider that the
container can't actually tell if any of the bean's state has changed or
not. Therefore, it errs on the side of caution and always persists the
bean state. Actually, in BMP you'll notice that ejbStore always gets
called as
Hi,
I am learning EJB, would like to use the local database ( Hypersonic ? ) of JBOSS. I
dont know how to proceed? Just want to know how to activate the database. How to
create Datasource. what are the entries have to make in configuration files. how to
create tables?. How to refer the
How do I make the getter methods in my CMP bean be readonly? Apparently
ejbStore is called when I call a get.. method. A sample log4j output with
log.debug statements in every method in my CMP bean.
1043 [Thread-28] DEBUG SchoolDataBean uhtuve8ku1 - ejbActivate
1047 [Thread-28] DEBUG
Sorry, one more stupid question:
I am going to make localization. Where should PagerServlet.properties be
situated? Documentation says put it into classpath directory. Tomcat's
example contains *.properties in WEB-INF/classes, and source file (where
ResourceBundle.getBundle() is called) is at the
Just throwin' this in: standalone Tomcat 3.x does this thing where it
will always add a context root according to the war name; but if a
Context is added in it's config/server.xml, it will add that too.
They're trying to be helpful but in the end it's just confusing (sort of
like when driving,
I have a method on a Session Bean with takes as an
argument an Entity Bean (its remote interface.) I have constructed two
test programs. One test program is another Session Bean and one is a
client application invoked via the command line (JBoss version 2.2 under
Linux.)
The functionality
Take a look at the javadoc. That is all I could find (though I didn't look
very hard) - you might want to check the log4j site. From my reading of the
javadoc, you only have two options (though I would hope the pattern option
would apply as well.) And of course you can read the source (in
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