Title: RE: [JBoss-user] novice
Hi Norman,
I too am a novice and have been given the task of evaluating jBoss and jonas/enhydra. Do you feel jBoss is a better platform. I would like to know why one is better than the other because we would prefer using one of these openSource products rathe
Because my system (and more often, it's human admins) access the
database directly fairly frequently, I am trying to change my jBoss
application's commit option from "A" to "C".
Rather than implement my own custom container configuration, I'm just
trying to change the default setting for all e
Good idea.
Anh
- Original Message -
From: "Guy Rouillier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 7:49 PM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Centralized JNDI
> Use LDAP to identify where to find the home interface, and leave the home
> interface, remote interface
Ben, where is the web.xml file that you are working on? If you are using
the one that is in the tomcat directory, you have issues. I just thought of
that. Make sure that your web.xml file is underneath your project root (I'd
put it in projectroot/META-INF for now, if I were you), and your not m
There is a thread some time back regarding this approach and using it to
support load-balancing. Using the name services provided with the current
jBoss, i believe what you want to do is supported as long as you don't
duplicate the beans in both ejb containers. The current nameserver does not
supp
The pool mechanism in JBoss is a general purpose one. There is a simple
specialization for DB connection pooling, but all it does is call the JDBC
driver to obtain a regular connection, then pool that using the general
purpose mechanism (it does just a little more than that, such as including
an
in order to find ejb home class, do the jar file that contain the ejb must be added
to the jboss_classpath? but when I put the jar file to the jboss_classpath, all the
ejbs' jndi name change to the same one which in the xml file of the first jar and
can't find other ejbs' jndi name.
Any kind
This is in lib/tomcat-service.jar.
--- Ben Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am calling EJBs from my servlets in JBOSS 2.2-Tomcat3.2.2. I am trying to
> use the element in my web.xml file. I know I need a jboss-web.xml
> file to map the ejb references to the actual JNDI names. Wher
Null pointer exceptions with Oracle are most frequently caused by failure to
establish a connection. This can be due to a userid and password that is
not right, or a bad URL. I notice your URL uses an unusual port number -
1626. The default one is 1521. Are you sure you have the correct port?
Use LDAP to identify where to find the home interface, and leave the home
interface, remote interface and bean class all on one JBoss instance. I
don't know if it is even possible to have the home interface on one instance
and the bean on another (I would think this is not possible, since the
dep
Boris,
First of all, welcome to JBoss / Tomcat land. You're going to like it here.
The first thing that you should know is that all of your applications are
going to use port 8080, and the rest should just be left alone. When you
map a context to a web application (you do that in the ejb-jar.xm
Title: [JBoss-user] Running the Upload client in the cdBean example with Oracle
I
beleive you modified the wrong configuration file. From the looks of things. For
instance you will notice that hypersonic and instantdb still start up, which
leads me to believe you changed the configuration in
1. What's the question
2. HyperSonic SQL is automatically included and
configured.
3. Yes it is normal.
//Nicholas
--- Boris Garbuzov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello to Jboss and Tomcat experts. I just installed
> the
> JBoss-2.2.2_Tomcat-3.2.2 product and curious about
> some questions. Can
Hi,
I am calling EJBs from my servlets in JBOSS 2.2-Tomcat3.2.2. I am trying to
use the element in my web.xml file. I know I need a jboss-web.xml
file to map the ejb references to the actual JNDI names. Where can I find
the DTD (or any documentation) related to jboss-web.xml ? Any other ways to
Hello to Jboss and Tomcat experts. I just installed the
JBoss-2.2.2_Tomcat-3.2.2 product and curious about some questions. Can
anybody give me a couple of words or useful links?
1. Dedication of ports 8082 and 8083. The former gives me some kind of
administrative page and the latter - empty body p
Title: [JBoss-user] Running the Upload client in the cdBean example with Oracle
Hi JBoss-user,
I am new to jBoss so I am struggling with my setup. I just downloaded jBoss2.2.2 for windows today and am using it.
I am trying to get the CMP-entityBean example working with Oracle8.1.5.
I c
Strictly speaking this violates the ejb spec (version 1.1 section 18.1.2) due
to the limitation on static fields in order to ensure correct operation in
multiple-vm servers.
This may not matter to you but you should know that you are potentially
restricting the platforms your ejb's may run on.
I found my problem.
Sorry about that.Everything works fine.
I was not calling the method start on my connection
instance.
A++,Claude
--- Claude Hussenet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Does the current version of JBOSS
> support temporary topic?
>
> Everything works fine with registered topic.
Does the current version of JBOSS
support temporary topic?
Everything works fine with registered topic.
However I can no make working an example with a
temporary topic between an SB and MB.
I want to sent an message back from the MB to the SB.
Thank you for your help,Claude
=
Claude Huss
Follow the archive links from the www.jboss.org website rather than
sourceforge.
Frederick N. Brier wrote:
> I just joined the mailing list, but before posting anything, I was going
> to search the archive. Unfortunately, I got the following message,
> which occurs with a few, but not all th
Hello:
I am currently running the integrated (with tomcat)
version and have ejb's running fine. I am nowtrying to run a servlet client
communicating with an ejb and am receiving errors whenever I call the
servlet from a browser page. I have created an .ear, .war and .jar files as
described
Attached script derived from the launcher that comes with jboss.
On Sun, Jun 03, 2001 at 03:40:27PM -, Marcus Jenkins wrote:
> Hi Matt
>
> >I now use a SysV style init script to bring up/down jboss...
>
> Could you post it (assuming it's quite short), please?
>
> Thanks
>
> Marcus
>
> __
I got the following exception after doing the following:
1. downloaded and installed jboss 2.2.2 with tomcat with jdk 1.3.1 on
Windows NT 4.0SP6a.
2. Ran jboss_with_tomcat.bat, loaded fine.
3. Added the Oracle settings according to the online manual to
jboss.jcml, changes are at the end of the mes
Title: Narrowing problems with tomcat and jboss 2.2.1
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe there are three solutions
possible:
1) Upgrade to the 1.3 JVM which includes the
RMI-IIOP
2) Install Sun's 1.2 add-on RMI-IIOP installation (you can only do
this if you're running on Win
Hi Matt
>I now use a SysV style init script to bring up/down jboss...
Could you post it (assuming it's quite short), please?
Thanks
Marcus
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Hello:
Am currently trying to get my servlet client to
communicate with my bean. I have created my ejb-jar.xml and bundled it into
/deploy. It deploys just fine. I also have a servlet client which is not bundled
as part of the overall application. I have another message to the list group
a
The AJP13 only reason its not included in the config is because its not
in the config that ships with jakarta-tomcat-3.2.x releases. There should
not be any problem with configuring AJP13.
- Original Message -
From: "Matt Hudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday,
I did have that same basic problem, manifested by a jboss process I can't
kill with a ^C. I now use a SysV style init script to bring up/down jboss
and that seems to work out ok: it seems that RedHat and SuSE (and probably
every other SysV compatible distribution) include startproc()/killproc()
Hello,
Is there any reason why AJP13 is not included in the latest jboss+tomcat
shared-stack release? My production environment depends on AJP because I
use mod_jk, so I'm hoping to either get a sample configuration that adds
AJP13 to the latest embedded tomcat, or reasonable caution against doi
1. [JBOSS-JNDI]
2. [JBOSS-1]
3. [JBOSS-2]
In JBOSS-JNDI, I would like to put all the home interfaces of all my beans.
JBOSS-1 and JBOSS-2 contain all the actual EJBs. My client apps then would
go to JBOSS-JNDI to find the home interfaces, but the actual beans would run
in either JBOSS-1 or JBOSS
Title: Narrowing problems with tomcat and jboss 2.2.1
Hi,
we are moving to jboss 2.2.1 (with embedded tomcat 3.2) and are facing narrowing problems (with a ClassNotFoundException of my EJB as root exception) we did not have with jboss 2.0 FINAL.
I saw on this list that someone 'solved' the
I pack all my shared classes in one or more .jar files and drop them in the
lib/ext directory. JBOSS loads the .jar files from the lib/ext directory
automatically.
Anh
- Original Message -
From: "Kashif Noorani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 3:4
Matt, have you had any problems with the latest IBM JDK on Linux and
shutting down? We tried it, but jBoss didn't see the term signal under IBMs
JDK.
Jim
--On Saturday, June 02, 2001 6:28 PM -0500 Matt Hudson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I believe the problem here is Sun's VM, specifically t
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