Scott,
Thank you very much. You have confirmed that I am not insane.
Does anyone have any idea regarding the fix for the env-entry elements and
implementation of war ENC content integration into JNDI (i.e. is it in 2.4?)
j.
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Hello All,
I am having quite some trouble doing a lookup. I understand from the JBoss
documentation that if the Beans are in the same JAR file, then they should
refer to each other by java:comp/env/ejb/BeanName and if they are outside
the package then I should declare a new jboss.xml file
Can anyone, tell me what tools are included in JBoss for helping with app
deployment and generation of the XML descriptors?/
Devraj
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Hi all,
I am using JBoss v2.2.2, ant v1.3 on Windows 98 OS.
I am not using any tomcat server.
I've run the interest example in the sample
examples given. Everything runs fine but while running
interestclient, it gives me following error :
[java]
Have a look at EJBDoclet : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ejbdoclet/
It is more efficient that any GUI tools during developement.
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Mukherjee
Envoye : dimanche 1 juillet 2001 10:49
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Have you set up a ejb ref in your ejb-jar xml file for the session bean you
are trying to refer to?
it should look like
ejb-ref
ejb-ref-nameejb/PieParamEB/ejb-ref-name
ejb-ref-typeEntity/ejb-ref-type
homeuk.co.isesolutions.biz.pieparam.entity.PieParamEntityHome/home
on 1-07-01 10.49, Devraj Mukherjee at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone, tell me what tools are included in JBoss for helping with app
deployment and generation of the XML descriptors?/
There is a thread regarding JBossGUI at
http://jboss.org:8081/jive7forum.jsp?forum=19
/peter
In an attempt to get my .war to work properly, I have put it into a
.ear. Unfortunately, JBoss fails to parse my application.xml file. I
can't for the life of me find anything wrong with it. Can someone shed
some light?
If there a way to get JBoss to say more about what went wrong?
I am using
sorry correction of link
http://jboss.org:8081/jive/forum.jsp?forum=19
http://jboss.org:8081/jive7forum.jsp?forum=19
/peter
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Hi,
Anatoly Akkerman wrote:
Beware, you are entering the twilight zone. This is the direction
'adaptive' system take -- very active research area in CS.
I guess this also overlaps a little with
advanced monitoring and policing.
Coming from the networking world, I have been
thinking about
on 1-07-01 15.41, Ole Husgaard at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you get the measurements needed for the
adaptation?
without going native - a simple way - to simple perhaps - is to have a
separate thread sleep in a set interval and measure the deviation against
the set interval. If mean
On Sun, 1 Jul 2001, Ole Husgaard wrote:
Hi,
Anatoly Akkerman wrote:
Beware, you are entering the twilight zone. This is the direction
'adaptive' system take -- very active research area in CS.
I guess this also overlaps a little with
advanced monitoring and policing.
Absolutely.
who could tell me how the jboss.jcml should be like if i want
to use 2 jdbc:odbc datasource in jboss?
how will the mbean look like?
The 2 datasource use the same database driver: jdbc:odbc
suggest there is 2 entitybean .each one presents a table in its
i am using JBoss 2.2 with embedded tomcat 3.2
and i am tryin to run the interest example shown in the documentation
and getting the following error.
javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableException: jnp [Root exception is
java.net.UnknownHostException: jnp]
can anyone help with this.
Thanks
Anil
i am using JBoss 2.2 with embedded tomcat 3.2
and i am tryin to run the interest example shown in the documentation
and getting the following error.
javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableException: jnp [Root exception is
java.net.UnknownHostException: jnp]
can anyone help with this.
Thanks
Anil
As far as app deployment, ANT can be utilized to automate the packaging and
deployment process. As far as generation of XML descriptors, it is fairly
easy to have one sample XML descriptor file and then just cut and paste to
create any others. This may not be what you are looking for, but imho
G.L. Grobe wrote:
I put my ear file into the ~/jboss/deploy dir and it contains:
xxx(xxx):/u/public/JBoss-2.2.2_Tomcat-3.2.2/jboss/deploy$ jar tvf
acais-1.0.ear
META-INF/
META-INF/ejb-jar.xml
Why do you have this in your .ear file? It needs to be in your ejb-jar file
--- Ivan Novick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as app deployment, ANT can be utilized to
automate the packaging and
deployment process. As far as generation of XML
descriptors, it is fairly
easy to have one sample XML descriptor file and then
just cut and paste to
create any others.
Hi Anil!
First, make sure you included all the needed jar files into the
classpath for the client. To be 100% safe just include all the jars from
client/ dir of the server.
Second, are you starting the client on the server machine or on a
different machine ?
Third, are you sure there are no other
Even though upon deployment JBoss will put the ejb-jar.xml file into the
META-INF dir, if it's already placed their, then is doesn't load the beans
correctly.
This fixed it. Heh, I sure like Ant alot, but it's also complicated my
builds and given me lots of side-effects to deal with.
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Why does auto deploy suggest I use the jboss-web.xml file. I don't know this
file nor can I find any docs on it.
I've got a session that calls an entity and they are both packaged in the
same ejb.jar file and run on the same JBoss server instance. So I've used
the ejb-link tag inside the
A little off the topic, but why do I keep getting TCP FIN scans from
66.37.140.9 (jboss.org). It started about 10 days ago and hits almost every
day now.
Just curious.
TIA
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According to servlet spec 2.2. The username is j_username and password
is j_password. On tomcat this saved to user session with same name. I
guess jetty does the same thing, I do not know. I have not used jetty.
On log out you can do like response.sendError(401,blabla). That should
redirect to
you have to link your ejb-refs in jboss.xml to their jndi name. (also
resource refs, etc)
jboss-web.xml does similar things in web apps.
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Subject: [JBoss-user] what is
Has anyone tried using JBoss with Resin. They claim to be the fastest
servlet engine around [among others!] and was wondering what your
impressions of it were. Believe that it *not* having an integrated VM with
JBoss would offset it a bit.
Many thanks in advance
Vinay
Hi,
I got an exception at deployment time of entity beans linked to a MS SQL
Server 2000 database when I use the configuration from the doc; which
isusing com.inet.tds.XDataSource instead of
org.jboss.pool.jdbc.xa.wrapper.XADataSourceImpl.
I found something for Oracle for the definition of
Link the ejb-refs in jboss.xml to their jndi name? I need to do this even if
the names have stayed the same and I havn't changed them?
According to the sections Registering a bean with a JNDI deployment name
different than the ejb-name and Declaring an Internal EJB reference, I
shouldn't have to
Hi,
do you eally nead two different Datasource, or do you want to access two
different Tables of the same database? In the second case you dont need a
second DS. However if you need to have to diffeerent DBs accessed you need
to set the mbean name=Poolname1 and I would recoment to set
what is a TCP FIN scan?
marcf
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|A little off the topic, but why do I keep getting TCP FIN
I jump into the sources...cross post the mail...
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try {
=doBeforeCompletion();=
endResource(idx, flag);
return true;
} catch(XAException e) {
doBeforeCompletion() was missing.
The solution could it be
Hi all;
I know this is not a direct jboss enquiry but i need to ask;
does anyone know of any open source jdbc drivers (type 4) that might exist
anywhere ?
cheers,
chris.
Chris Tragas
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Uhm, so little infos in your mail...
Are you running the client and the server on the same machine ?
Cheers,
tobias
Prashant Sarode wrote:
Hi all,
I am using JBoss v2.2.2, ant v1.3 on Windows 98 OS.
I am not using any tomcat server.
I've run the interest example in the sample
All,
I've been doing some stress testing on my JBoss server and found a showstopper of a
problem. All I am doing is creating a thousand CMP entitity beans (small ones at
that), and then removing them, over and over again forever. This happens via two
stateless session bean calls. One
if there is a leak it is pretty simple to see with -prof (or something like
that) that gives teh number of objects in memory, the largest one is usually
the leak (IF there is one, last we knew there was none).
you can run -prof from the command line, I forget the details, why don't you
try
I was wondering if anyone could help me out with this issue. I have seen a couple of
posts on the list, but the responses were not helpful.
I get the following warning for SOME of my beans (session or entity, it doesn't seem
to matter), but not all of them:
[Verifier]
Bean : Service
Method
Hi Vijay,
Is there any documentation available online that you know of which I read.
I think I have messed up my JNDI concepts. I will check what you have
suggested and send an email if I am still stuck.
Thank you for your help.
Devraj
At 11:50 1/07/01 +0100, you wrote:
Have you set up a
Someone on the list said that EJB 2.0 fixes CMP.
The problem with EJB 1.1 and CMP was said to be that one DB row equals one
entity bean but that one entity bean is supposed to be a coarse grained
object - a seeming contradiction.
Thanks,
Jim
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I'm running jboss 3.2.2 with Tomcat in the MS Windows 98 4.10.1998 environment.
When I try to run the interest example, I get the following error:
intro-interest-client:
compile:
interest-client:
[java] Got context
[java] javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: interest not bound
BUILD
Right now there are integration modules written for Jetty and Tomcat.
Jim wrote:
Which servlet containers can run in the same JVM as JBoss?
Thanks,
Jim
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Sorry, that was jboss 2.2.2.
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Subject: [JBoss-user] Problems Running Interest Example
I'm running jboss 3.2.2 with Tomcat in the MS Windows 98 4.10.1998
Tried
the encoding was set correctly but the Chiness charecters displayed was
incorrect, i got rubbish displayed...
the server seems like encode the data b4 it send to me.
any idea
Penn
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I'm working on a jca/jdbc driver for firebird/interbase. It's not ready
for use yet, but can do some things. firebird.sourceforge.net, client-java
in cvs. At the moment I have no particular plans to wrap the jca part to
make jdbc (e.g.XADatasource wrapping ManagedConnectionFactory). Mostly I
you definately want to go with a single .ear for your application in
production and final testing. That should make for easier management and
will also enable optimized calls (no copying of method parameters).
OK, so the optimized option only works for beans within the same .ear?
/ Jonas
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