Hi,
The examples are part of 1.1 zip file.
An example of build script can be found under CVS:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/~checkout~/ejbdoclet/ejbdocle
t/src/build/build_test.xml?rev=1.7content-type=text/plain
and
Dear jBossusers,
I have spent some weeks to set up an environment
"jBoss + mysql".
Unfortunately I have discovered (too lately) that
mysql by default doesn't support
transactions. So I have downloaded the lates
version of mysql (mysql-max) with BDB transaction
tables.
ThenI tried to use a
Good day everyone:
I created a CMP entity bean successfully,now,use oracle.
the message in console is:
[OracleDB] Starting
[Hypersonic] Server 1.4 is running
[Hypersonic] Press [Ctrl]+[C] to abort
[OracleDB] XA Connection pool OracleDB bound to java:/OracleDB
[OracleDB] Started
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wrote:
Dear jBossusers,
I have spent some weeks to set up an environment
jBoss + mysql.
Unfortunately I have discovered (too lately) that
mysql by default doesn't support
transactions. So I have downloaded the lates version
of mysql (mysql-max)
Hi,
I am using JBOSS 2.2 on RedHat Linux 7.0 version with Embedded Tomcat
3.2. The backend is Oracle.
We are using the XADatasource.
But sometime I get the following time out error on JBoss and the
application just hangs... Why does this happen. I have pasted the debug
message in this mail.
When using CMP with Opta2000trial for MSSQL, a table
representing the entity bean gets created in the
Master database (default for 'sa' login I am using)
and not in the database I have specified in the
Minerva pool and and the Minerva pool name is in my
applications WEB-INF/jaws.xml file.
The
Hi,
Forgive me if this topic has been covered somewhere before (or to death)
but I haven't been able to find any pertinent past postings and there's
a lot of conficting info in the archives - mainly due to version
differences.
I have Tomcat 3.2.2 + JBoss 2.2.2 (as one), JDK1.3 and posgresql db
Hi,
Thanks for the example Al, but is there anyway to get it working without
including the ejb home and remote classes inside the WAR file?.
The reason for wanting to do this is that I've been given to understand that
doing so can cause class loader exceptions when using the ear file in
Hello,
When I define my Jaws mapping in ejb-jar.xml and I use the MySQL
client (mysql) tool to view the table layout created I see some
differences. For example, my ejb-jar.xml contains among other things:
cmp-field
field-namenickName/field-name
jdbc-typeVARCHAR/jdbc-type
I am trying to get to grips with security issues with JBoss and in
particular how the getCallerPrincipal and isCallerInRole methods are used.
After going through various bits of fragemented documentation it appeared
that the best (preferred) way to authenticate callers would be external to
the
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Jaws Mapping
Marcel,
The ejb-jar.xml contains the generic configuration for beans, the mapping between the fields and the columns in the database needs to be done in the container specific deploment description. For jboss this is the jaws.xml file, the jboss
Gabi,
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Optionally you can create an .JAR file, containing the needed HOME and
REMOTE interfaces an put it in th elib directory of tomcat :)
Not sure, if this will help :) Does the job for me :)
Lachezar
Hi,
Thanks for the example Al, but is there anyway to get it working
without
Oops,
My mistake, I made the adjustments in ejb-jar.xml instead of jaws.xml. I
am sorry!!!
Marcel
Marcel Schepers wrote:
Hello,
When I define my Jaws mapping in ejb-jar.xml and I use the MySQL
client (mysql) tool to view the table layout created I see some
differences. For example, my
So far my attempts at something like this at JBoss 2.2.2 have all met with
classNotFound exceptions within the jsp page during compile time - however
it seemed to work without problems at JBoss 2.2.1.
I had the same problem
Emerson Cargnin
TRE-SC
Setor de Desenvolvimento
Tel: (48)
probably it will be deployed on HP-UX machines...
certainly big ones
At 11:44 17/06/01 +0100, you wrote:
Hello Emerson,
I have done some amount of benchmarking on JBoss. What
platform are you looking at deploying JBoss on? If you can let me know
what kind of deployment scenario you
add javac.jar to the lib/ext
marcf
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|So far my attempts at something like this at
It appears to be finding javac okay, it's more anything to do with the EJB's
that it's not finding...
For example:
C:\data\JBoss-2.2.2_Tomcat-3.2.2\JBoss-2.2.2_Tomcat-3.2.2\tomcat\work\localh
ost_8080%2Fgnvmercury.war\_0002ftestEJB_0002ejsptestEJB_jsp_2.java:19:
Package
Hmmm well I think you could include them in the lib directory, it isnt
platform independent then, but it should work in JBoss. (I havent tested
that)
Those classes do have to be available to the client, be it an application
client or a web client, so they should be in the war file. I deployed
then you are on your own :)
marcf
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|It appears to be finding javac okay, it's
I read your mail after sending mine, so sorry.
Your example is interesting, it will be perfect if there were a servlet :)
SAINT-MARTIN Cecile
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fogleson
Envoyé : lundi 18 juin
Hi,
I'm trying to use openldap for authentication to my JBoss ejb app. I've had
a look at the docs but I am still at a loss on how to go about it.
Specifically, How do I configure Jboss to know about my ldap sever...is
this done through auth.conf? Also, which classes are available for
The documentation for weblogic, as shown at:
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs60/ejb/EJB_deployover.html
.. talks about the class loader issues I mentioned, in particular the
section on Diagnosing ClassCastException errors it states:
To correct such ClassCastException errors, EJB and servlet
Hi,
If by this, you mean a standalone application/VM that talks to another VM
running JBoss, then yes, it does. Such as a fat client GUI...
You just need to have the jboss client jars in your standalone apps
classpath and have it configured to find your jndi server - which is
probably your
Hi,
In my experience all you need to do is use objects instead of primitive
types as your ejb public fields.
For example instead of
public int myField;
use
public Integer myField;
If the db column value is null, so will myField be null.
david jencks
On 2001.06.18 01:24:29 -0400 [EMAIL
Keep in mind that the guy who wrote it is offering consulting through JBoss
Group.
In fact Scott is consulting *as we speak* on JBossSX security engagements.
Please let us know if you need consulting on the advanced security features,
the SX framework is extremelly powerful but also extremelly
Actually, I'm only instantiating two InitialContexts
during the lifetime of the application, so I don't
think that they're consuming all the availble
connections.
Is there a relationship between number of beans
fetched tcp connections, or are InitialContexts the
only factor? E.g., if I
I believe that the ClassNotFound exceptions are limited to when Jasper
(the Tomcat JSP engine) calls out to javac to compile the JSP - when the
code actually runs in JBoss/Tomcat, the interface classes are loaded
from the EJB-jar's classloader. Not that this helps you make a portable
ear...
Hi Gurus out there !!
Pls. help me with this error and whats the significance of this error. I
mean whats the severity.. Will it affect the functionality of the
website in anyway?
How severe is it ? Whats the significance of the time out option = 300
in the jboss.jcml file.
I tested it by
sure, jboss does support standalone java clients.
Below is a sample batch file I normally use to run my test client. (I have
jboss.properties file in the same folder as this batch file with naming
properties setup).
java -classpath .;
there is a servlet... helloServlet mapped to /hello
Al
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I read your mail after sending mine, so sorry.
Your example
hi :^)
I am a new comer to JBoss. I notice that JBoss releases with alternative two
servlet/jsp engine:
jetty and tomcat. Can anyone make a comparation between them? How can I choose from?
regards
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Hello
I'm new user of JBoss, here is my problem, can anyone help me out? thanks.
Buf after I add the following lines to $JBOSS_HOME/etc/default/jboss.jcml to
add data sources to mySQL.
Humm..yeah..not sure why but Netscape seemed to have a problem
overwriting the original file.
I deleted the original and then re-downloaded..seems fine now.
thanks,
Daren
On Fri, 15 Jun 2001, Scott M Stark wrote:
Don't know what is going on. I just downloaded it and retried it on my
This makes sense to me, but I can't seem to get it working.
How do I use the JMS Connector?
I created a resource reference in ejb-jar.xml, and linked the reference to
QueueConnectionFactory in jboss.xml. The bean obtains the
QueueConnectionFactory using java:comp/env/jms/Qcf. The send on
Hi Chris,
I also like to use the ejb-ref specified in the application-client.xml,
and the container security. The J2EE reference implementation, weblogic and
iplanet have this facility, so that the fat client can be run in an
application container. I wonder if JBoss has such a thing as well.
The strategy of building an EJB client out of a Java applet which uses
RMI to communicate directly with an EJB server is (IMHO) technically
elegant, but not very popular. I am wondering if people have tried it
with jBoss with success and with stories to tell? This is in a
Hi,
I've found the problem with your bean, but before some InteBase history.
InterBase uses the optimistic concurency control. To avoid locking on
_reads_, it uses very interesting approach: records are not updated
directly, rather they are versioned using the transaction id (maybe this is
not
Hi,
I am not sure to what facility you are referring - are you looking to run
the client in the same VM as the JBoss server? In which case, you can do
this - but obviously only one client can do this, the other clients will
presumably want to talk to the same JBoss VM? Or is it a single user
Hello everybody
I'm looking for server space, free or cheap, where I could install a demo of
a project based on JBoss and PostgreSQL (could be tweaked to work with
another db).
The project is called VeniVidiVoti, you can find a description of it (static
pages copied from a running
To ensure the things said before:
You should change the mbean name= AND the PoolName-tag consistantly. The
pool is bound to the name specified in PoolName and can be explored by
JNDIView under the mbean name tag.
Burkhard
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Hi all,
I am working with JBoss version 2.2.1 and I am trying to connect to the
Oracle database. I have configured the jboss.jcml file as well as the
jboss.conf file however, it is causing the following error.
[OracleDS] Starting
[OracleDS] XA Connection pool OracleDS bound to java:/OracleDS
Kimpton,C (Chris) wrote:
Hi,
I am not sure to what facility you are referring - are you looking to run
the client in the same VM as the JBoss server? In which case, you can do
this - but obviously only one client can do this, the other clients will
presumably want to talk to the same
Hi,
Here's my ideas to the last issue:
4. Is this just a bad idea in general, and should a
rich-client applet
be communicating via HTTP and a Servlet (and perhaps XML or SOAP), as
opposed to RMI directly?
If you use standard RMI, you expose your, probably sensible, data to the
packet
Hi,
We would like to test our J2EE app. on a JBoss-Tomcat platform. We have
a mixture of servlets and EJB's and I have used the deployment tool to
generate a jboss.xml file. When this is packaged in our ear file the
deployment seems to go ok and I can see the file being exploded and the
web
Hi All,
The platform is Sun SPARC with Solaris 2.7, JBoss 2.2.1.
When I turned on java.naming.provider.url=localhost in jndi.properties,
the jboss startup hung at -
[JBossMQ] Starting. It works fine if I turn it off and using a
environment file (system property) setting. Can anybody help me
Dear JBoss Users,
Hey, I hate to be a pain, but is there a tutorial for how to use
JBossCX? If so, where can I find it? If not, uh.. nevermind.
Also, I seem to be having trouble learning about the Java Connector
architecture in general. Is there a better place to learn about it
if your client is not within the JBoss container,
DataSource lookup will fail.
--- Guy Rouillier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please read the docs and/or search the archives.
There are very many
message covering required configuration for working
with Oracle (I've posted
them myself at least
We actually found the same problem in our company's application. Is
this something that should be changed in Jasper?
danch wrote:
I believe that the ClassNotFound exceptions are limited to when Jasper
(the Tomcat JSP engine) calls out to javac to compile the JSP - when
the code actually
Paul Ryan wrote:
Hi,
We would like to test our J2EE app. on a JBoss-Tomcat platform. We have
a mixture of servlets and EJB's and I have used the deployment tool to
generate a jboss.xml file. When this is packaged in our ear file the
deployment seems to go ok and I can see the file
Try www.webappcabaret.com, they say they will put JBOSS on their hosting
service.
Regards,
Bowo M. Oenar
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Charpentier
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Subject:
I am using an applet as a client to a jboss server.
The client foot print size can actually be fairly small for jboss. The jar
file (ejipt_client.jar) for connecting to jboss is 82k (well within dialup
size). My total client size is 3megs (it has a very elaborate GUI) which is
fine because my
I guess there is something wrong with your JDBC connection URL.
the most common error is haveing the wrong Instancename (the last part
of the URL).
!-- jdbc:oracle:thin:@hostName:portNumber:instanceName --
Note : it´s not the databaseName (as documented somewhere).
This is what I have in my
I am reposting
Does anybody know of a way to map DS jndi names at deploytime
that will bind the name to the global namespace?
See the post below.
d.
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Hi,
Please give me the steps to follow i.e files to change or edit
for
integrating JBoss2.2.2 with some other database(other than Hssql)like
Mysql or Oracle.
Thanks ,
Chithu N
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This, however, begs the question of how to deploy a web app into an arbitrary
container and guarantee expected classpath resolution. Is it sufficient to package
every auxiliary jar in the war lib directory? I have my doubts that this yields a
deterministic servlet class resolution order. I
www.wantjava.com
I don't think the site mentions it, but if you contact them I think they
actually do host it. They run Oracle and MySql, but ask them about
PostgresSQL, I think they'll do about anything you want them to.
They are the ones who host jboss.org and servlets.com
Mike Davis
On 18 Jun, Robert Yen wrote:
Hi All,
The platform is Sun SPARC with Solaris 2.7, JBoss 2.2.1.
When I turned on java.naming.provider.url=localhost in jndi.properties,
the jboss startup hung at -
[JBossMQ] Starting. It works fine if I turn it off and using a
environment file (system
start here:
http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch03.html
A warning: don't add a JdbcProvider section to jboss.jcml; add your
driver to the list in the current one.
chitrapandian wrote:
Hi,
Please give me the steps to follow i.e files to change or edit
for
integrating
Are you sure it's not debugging code?
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Firstly - I am the JBoss-Jetty maintainer and my mate
Greg is Jetty's author - so take everything I say with
a pinch of salt.
If you stick to JSDK 2.2 and JSP 1.1 you _SHOULD_
(please let me know if you don't) find that the WAR
part of your EARs deploys and runs fine in either
web-container.
Yes I recommend wantjava.com, it will cost you though...
marcf
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Hi,
I'm having a problem with creating a Sybase connection pool. I'm using JBoss 2.2.2 and
JDK1.3.1. The startup output looks like this:
[JNDIView] Starting
[JNDIView] Started
[Transaction manager] Starting
[Transaction manager] Started
[JAAS Security Manager] Starting
[JAAS Security Manager]
Julian Gosnell wrote:
Firstly - I am the JBoss-Jetty maintainer and my mate
Greg is Jetty's author - so take everything I say with
a pinch of salt.
1. Jetty serves both static and dynamic content via
the same infrastructure. AFAIK you need Tomcat AND
Apache in order to otherwise achieve
Hi,
hmm, this is going to get a bit lengthy. What I did so far. I implemented my
own timer service extending the javax.management.timer class, to intercept
timer addNotification calls and store these in a database before handing
them to the Timer (super-)class. If JBoss somehow fails I restore
Manu,
My company, Ardec Corporation, uses aoindustries.com to do this. It is not
part of their standard service yet, but we are working with them to make it
so.
Erik
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Please give me the steps to follow i.e files to change or edit
for
integrating JBoss2.2.2 with some other database(other than
Hssql)like Mysql or Oracle.
http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch03.html
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One is an attribute of the MBean ObjectName that can be used as a query
key when searching for the MBean, the other is an attribute of the MBean.
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Scott,
Why do you have anything to add to the jboss-web.xml?
Surely the only entry that needs adding is the run-as
Not from our code... any other ideas anyone?
--
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Are you sure it's not debugging code?
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We are porting an application to JBoss from Weblogic.
When we connect to the Weblogic server the, PROVIDER_URL was
t3://localhost:7001.
What is the equivalent in JBoss? Where is this set?
Thanks
-Scott
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I am trying to modify the port settings for JBoss/Tomcat on the fly in
case any ports are in use at the time of installation. I am hoping that
there is a DTD available for jboss.jcml as it is a well formed xml file.
Any idea if there is one and where I could get a hold of it ?
thanks,
Patrick
See the JAAS tutorial:
http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch11s83.html
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Subject: [JBoss-user] EJB and JBoss security
I am trying to get to grips with security issues
On Mon, Jun 18, 2001 at 05:36:59PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've found the problem with your bean, but before some InteBase history.
[good info snipped]
So, how does it relates to your situation?
You open the connection (and implicitly start the transaction) in the
jnp://localhost:1099
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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 12:17 PM
Subject: [JBoss-user] is there a t3:// for JBoss
We are porting an application to JBoss from Weblogic.
When we connect to the Weblogic server
GlobalEnvironment is a family of utility classes. It consists of:
GlobalDouble,
GlobalHashtable,
GlobalLong,
GlobalObject,
GlobalProperties.
This family provides globally shared key-value pairs. These pairs are
available for different:
Java threads,
JVMs,
EJBs (Enterprise Java Beans),
Oh, come on! If you wanna be flamed, you can't go and _qualify_ your
assertions ('no ... evidence ...' '... MAY ...') 8^})
We have run our test scripts against our app running under both jBoss/Jetty
and jBoss/Tomcat. We have yet to take actual measurements, but watching the
looping
Super gets Kaleidoscopes and SuperEnvironment!
Announcement: Super 1.4 - an EJB/J2EE monitoring tool with
SuperPeekPoke
SuperLogging
SuperStress
SuperEnvironment
It is free for open source J2ee/Ejb servers (JOnAS, J2EE-RI and jBoss).
It is free for evaluation (no expiration date).
You should be able to see this if you put 'debugtrue/debug' in
jaws.xml or standardjaws.xml. This will come out at DEBUG level, though,
so make sure that you have one of your logs (log4j.properties in recent
versions, the logger MBean setups in jboss.conf in older) set to output
DEBUG level
Hi!
I'm developing a simple site using Tomcat with JSP
and Servlets.
JSP uses JavaBeans wrote as classes, put in the
WEB-INF folder.
Why and where should a j2ee sollution be used
instead of just droping classes around?
I've just downloaded jboss because I want to know
more about beans. Any
Thanks, that's what I wanted.
Others should note that the SQL stuff is logged in server.log, and
doesn't show up in stdout.
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danch (Dan Christopherson) wrote:
You should be able
Can somebody tell me where to find the Jaws.xml DTD?
Thanks
Da-Ming
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Richard Kasperowski wrote:
Thanks, that's what I wanted.
Others should note that the SQL stuff is logged in server.log, and
doesn't show up in stdout.
That's a difference in logging threshold levels between the two - the
file based log has DEBUG threshold and the stdout has INFO
I'm trying to understand how container managed persistence make this
happen. I have two EJBs like so:
-
public interface Foo extends EJBObject {
Long getId() throws RemoteException;
void setId(Long param) throws RemoteException;
String getName() throws RemoteException;
I don't think I've ever come across one, but here's my best guess by looking
at org.jboss.configuration.ConfigurationService, which parses jboss.jcml.
Someone's going to have to check me on the constructor and
serviceFactory bits, I had no idea those were valid parts of jboss.jcml,
but they seem
t3 is the weblogic specific wire protocol. switch to straight RMI. Even
better, if you are using the JBoss/tomcat or JBoss/jetty package you dont
even need to populate your initialcontext call. Im not a big fan of that
method anyway, since you end up tying your app to a single container...
al
take a look at the J2EE blueprints on
java.sun.com thats a good start. Although i disagree with their
implementation of Data Access Objects, It is a good start on EJB.
you should never be just dropping classes around. A
good design phase up front will save you a lot of issues later,
I didn't get any responses on the previous post and
I have tried JAWS mailing list and still no response.
I do suspect thereis a bug or a config
problem somewhere. Anyone?
Kar
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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 9:09 AM
Subject:
Thanks Guys,
It was getting a bit lonely out there .!!
Jules
Torsten Terp wrote:
Oh, come on! If you wanna be flamed, you can't go and _qualify_ your
assertions ('no ... evidence ...' '... MAY ...') 8^})
We have run our test scripts against our app running under both
Matt ,
I'm afraid I'm going to have to ask you to try running this up in the
latest JBoss-TomCat.
So much ServletContainer integration code has now become shared that I
would be surprised if it didn't share exactly the same problem. If you
find that it does then you will substantially increase
I am using Interbase with a BMP bean. If I have a column with a
uniqueconstraint and attempt to add another row with the same value I don't
get aSQLException. JBoss seems to throw some internal errors which I am
unable tocatch. The output is below.
Has anyone had any luck with unique
Hi guys,
I am running Jbos2.2+tomcat on Win2000, and I got very strange problem,
after I stop the server, and start it (after a break), it give me problems
when deploy ( the existing) application, the error message is:
[Container factory] java.rmi.ServerException: Could not bind either home or
Hi Chris,
I believe what you and Tahir described is simply a fat client, not a
J2EE client, the most important difference being that the latter has
access to the java:comp/ namespace. The application-client.xml file can
be thought of as a deployment descriptor for the J2EE client, wherein
The relationship stuff is in EJB2.0 and it is still in DRAFT. It is not yet
supported in JBOSS.
Kar
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From: Richard Kasperowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 7:34 AM
Subject: [JBoss-user] How to specify relationships between CMP
Oops,
Sorry. Searched in wrong place.
But anyway, I think the links in the
bottom of each message must be updated.
Someone can get confused as me.
sorry again.
Alexander Kogan wrote:
Hello,
sorry for putting it to the jboss list, but
it seems that jboss-user list @
The Monson-Haefel book suggests using the foreign keys as properties of
the beans, and then have accessors that get the related objects.
if foo
...
int getBarId()
void setBarId(int id)
Bar getBar();
..
and then in the FooBean:
private Bar bar;
public Bar getBar(){
if (null == bar){
foo
The M-H book also suggests that you not expos the remote interface to
your entity beans. I think I tend to agree with this: Only the Session
beans should be visiblie to the outside world, and the entity beans
should just be the persistance mechanism. However, since JBoss does not
require
Title: JAAS/Caching?
Is there anyway we can change the configuration of the caching policy when using JAAS based security in JBoss? It seems to default to a 30 minute policy?
Your guess seems right. Sorry for earlier confusion as there was no mention
of j2ee-clients as per spec/dtd.
Tahir
-Original Message-
From: Victor Lan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 7:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: RE: [JBoss-user] standalone J2EE
hi there,
is there a how-to re:cocoon 1.8.2 integration with jboss-tomcat?
i had cocoon running on tomcat3.2.2. but was not successful with
jboss-tomcat.
thanks,
joey castillo
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