Thanks a lot!
I ran into this yesterday. The problem is Jaws doesn't
understand how to
handle cmp fields of type char. Jaws has a list of primative
types and
associated methods in java.lang.ResultSet that return the
primative type.
If you take a look at ResultSet, you will notice
Anyone have an example config from jboss-web.xml. I have session beans that
call enitity beans and have only had to put in ejb-ref's in the
ejb-jar.xml file and those work fine. Now I've got servlets from my web app
that call sesson beans in my ejb jar and I'm not sure how to reference
these. I
check what JNDI name your bean is bound to and what you are looking up in
your client.
If you correctly deployed the Jboss.xml example provided your bean should be
bound to 'interest/Interest' - if not it should default to the bean name
'Interest'
it looks like you are trying to lookup
Hello,
i have a stateless SessionBean deployed to JBoss 2.2.2. From this bean i
want to call normal java classes, but when i include these classes in the
jar-file, the server does not find it. I have to add these files to the
classpath of the server. Is there no other way to do this ? Is it not
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Hello paul,
Is your AllTablesEJB.jar accessible by Tomcat ?
If not, put your jar in the local CLASSPATH of TOMCAT (tomcat.bat).
It's to make your Home interface accessible by the SOAP RPCRouter.
Hope this can solve your problem,
Cheers,
Fred JEANNE
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Im using the DatabaseServerLoginModule, and it works
quite well.
When i go to my app in the browser i get the login
screen, and
username and password gets verified. This principal
data is used
by jBoss to verify access on my EJBs, great!
Now i would like to save the name of the user
Im using the DatabaseServerLoginModule, and it works
quite well.
When i go to my app in the browser i get the login
screen, and
username and password gets verified. This principal
data is used
by jBoss to verify access on my EJBs, great!
Now i would like to save the name of the user
Hello!
How to delete the .ser files from the filesystem?
I found that they are neither removed on ejbActivate nor ejbRemouve.
Andreas
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Im using the DatabaseServerLoginModule, and it works
quite well.
When i go to my app in the browser i get the login
screen, and
username and password gets verified. This principal
data is used
by jBoss to verify access on my EJBs, great!
Now i would like to save the name of the user
Check if the port configured for jndi is free.
I got this Exception because the NamingService was not initialized properly
on jboss startup:
[Naming] Could not start on port 1099
After chaning the port it worked correct.
Ciao
Annegret
-Original Message-
From: Tobias Frech
Hi All,
Can I add a jndi name to the Global JNDI Namespace, I want the jndi name
for my DataSource to be there and not in the Java: JNDI Namespace. This
way I will have the option to look for the DataSource from remote client. Is
it possible? (It is with WebLogic, I am trying to move from WL
Hallo,
how do I activate logging of all HTTP requests, possibly in
common log format?
Gruß,
Christian
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Hallo,
how do I activate logging of all HTTP requests, possibly in
common log format?
Gruß,
Christian
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Is there any
utility to generate .ear file?
Thanks in
advance
Hi,
Is there a chance that this might clear the issue with the oracle
XADatasource???
Hoping...
Burkhard
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Hello!
I know this isn't exactly JBoss related problem, but as I run to it when
using Jboss/cocoon2 I thought that someone might now the answer on this
list..
Consider this: I am using any xml-document on my app (doesn't matter what
document) and my xml-document includes a DTD declaration.
Try Sun's deploytool. It's part of the J2EE download.
/Pelle Poluha
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Sent: den 2 juli 2001 12:52
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Subject: [JBoss-user] to generate ear file
Is there any utility
I have a custom tag called InsertTag (almost identical to Java Petshop
InsertTag) that references another class, ScreenFlowManager...
44screenManager =
(ScreenFlowManager)pageContext.getServletContext().
45 getAttribute(WebKeys.ScreenManagerKey);
The class compiles fine and both class
I have downloaded EJBDoclet as suggested, can some one tell me how to use it ?
Thanks.
Devraj
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I have downloaded EJBDoclet as suggested, can some
one tell me how to use it ?
I would start by reading documentation. Short version,
you place jars where you like and define ant task
for ejbdoclet. Examples are there.
After this, you write
I ran the command directly (from shell) like:
java -classpath
$CLASSPATH:$JBOSS_HOME/client/ejb.jar:$JBOSS_HOME/client/jboss-client.jar:$J
BOSS_HOME/client/jbosssx-client.jar:$JBOSS_HOME/deploy/cd.jar:.
com.web_tomorrow.cd.Upload cds.txt
and all was ok! Don't know what was wrong the script,
The name of the file changed to web-app_2_2.dtd (note the second underscore)
Apparently Sun had both DTD's out there, but the above is the correct one
per servlet spec. They took down the other one a couple of weeks ago (no
warning that I know of), but I think it is still referred to in some of
Just happened to run across this link...
http://www.dreambean.com/projects/ejbdoclet/
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I have
Do we need security roles to Run an application
Devraj
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Study the examples in samples. The idea is that you create a java file
containing all bean logics and then the ejbdoclet creates the bean, data,
primary key, homeinterface and remoteinterface classes as well the ejb-jar
and jboss specific xml:s. You do this by inserting javadoc comments in
your
--- Alex Radka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just happened to run across this link...
http://www.dreambean.com/projects/ejbdoclet/
Which is pretty outdated.
Just go to:
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/ejbdoclet
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not necessarily. by default security authentication is specified as off . u
need to make changes in your configuration files to enable it.
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No sorry my conf file was incorrect during my tests. I did not solve
anything.
Hi,
Is there a chance that this might clear the issue with the oracle
XADatasource???
Hoping...
Burkhard
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Many people (including myself) use Ant.
(http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/)
Hint: look at the jar task.
Using Ant is much easier than having to start up a GUI like Sun's
deploytool every time you want to make a change, and can be automated.
In combination with JBoss' autodeploy feature, it makes
Can someone who has used EJBDoclet send me their build.xml file?
Devraj
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Asher,
The attached is what I use for convenience on RedHat 7.1, but admittedly
haven't tried to put it in a run-level directory yet to see where it
works best. Feel free to hack it and let the list know if/how you got
it to work for your particular setup.
David
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Hastings wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a server using Jboss 2.2.2 and Postgres 7.1.2 on Linux.
I've compiled samples to test jboss-postgres connection. Some ran fine, some
not at all, as far as I can tell all due to transactions not commiting when
they should. UPDATE statements seem to be mostly affected.
This is a loaded question. For the most part, Tomcat started out as a gift
from Sun to Apache. From what I read, the code contained a considerable
amount of bugs, and caused the project to have less then admirable reviews.
However, the Apache Tomcat group got the code in shape, and with the
marcf wrote:
yep we will put it on 80 when we go final,
BUT USE IT PEOPLE ARE NOT BANGING ON IT AS MUCH AS WE WANTED
COME ON
Until it gets put on port 80 those of us who are behind a firewall still can't
_bang_ on it at all!
When will it be moved over?
Hello All,
I have an ejb-jar.xml file in my archive which defines a session bean as
follows
session
descriptionModels User Management/description
ejb-nameUserManagerBean/ejb-name
homefreeforums.user.UserManagerHome/home
remotefreeforums.user.UserManager/remote
Penn,
1) Does it work for Netscape (or some other browser than IE)? If it
does, it's not a server-side problem.
2) Do you have the proper fonts installed? (Remember difference between
traditional and simplified Chinese.)
3) In a past project I did with SSL Apache hitting WebLogic 5.1 sp6,
Since we are comparing Servlet Containers, and I've
never used Resin, I was wondering if anyone on the
list had used both Resin and Jetty-3 and could give us
some feedback about percieved speeds...
Thanks,
Jules
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Hi all!
I have some problems with sybase jconn2.jar driver.
I have managed to install driver but something is
still wrong.
When JBOSS is starting, following informamation is
printed to screen:
[SybaseDS] Initializing
[SybaseDS] Initialized
[DefaultDS] Initializing
[DefaultDS] Initialized
[JDBC
I have exactly the same kind of problem and arrived at the same conclusion.
I can't see what can be wrong with these definitions.
I seems to be important as I have found somewhere in the list archive that
it may produce some thread leak and this is exactly what I have.
When I run a set of tests,
Hi,
Need some help with remote casting objects when using ejb's
I'm going to have a set of bean which each represent a form. Each for has
the same set of methods, but they need to be independent ejb's because each
has different details.
The client is a servlet, which will receive a parameter
Try to connect the db from a simple java client first. You will receive
better error messages.
i.e.
public static void main(String _[]) {
log(Downloading the driver...);
try {
Class.forName(com.sybase.jdbc2.jdbc.SybDriver);
connection =
All,
We often think of using Entity beans to represent rows or entities in a database, but not much else. Is it a good idea to use an entity bean to represent entries in an LDAP directory? I was thinking aboutu throwing together a BMP entity bean to do this. It would always be in a read-only
Use interfaces which both (client and bean use as home and remote)
Burkhard
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Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 3:17 PM
Subject: [JBoss-user] Casting home interface to correct bean type
Hi,
Need some help with
I originally did an install of JBoss-2.2.2_Tomcat-3.2.2, while after I did
tar xvf I got the usual output lines but at the end I got this error:
tar : directory checksum error
On my first install I ignored this. I ended up getting a null
pointerException, so I removed the jboss and tomcat
Hi,
we have already tried that, but we get the same error-message :(
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Tore B. Pedersen
Eye on Business AS
From: Sternagel Annegret (PN-SYS/DAS)
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To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] JBoss-MBean-client to an
I haven't done this yet, but eventually I will have to.
My intended solution was to have a single Home/Remote Interface pair and just
provide multiple implementations of the bean class. Each bean would be
registered with a separate name in JNDI and the client would just look up the
version of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I originally did an install of JBoss-2.2.2_Tomcat-3.2.2, while after I did
tar xvf I got the usual output lines but at the end I got this error:
tar : directory checksum error
On my first install I ignored this. I ended up getting a null
pointerException, so I
Chris,
You shouldn't have to cast your home interfaces; in fact, you can share
the same remote and home interface for all your Form EJB
implementations. Try this, for example:
// interfaces/beans
public interface Form extends EJBObject;
public interface FormHome extends EJBHome;
public
Correct usage: jboss.xml's should only be in the META-INF directories of
the EJB's jar files. The only files I have in my ear are jar(s),
war(s), and an application.xml file.
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Hi,
Where it should put the jboss.xml in case of having .ear file ?
If it exists
It must be in each of the jar.
/Pelle Poluha
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Hi,
Where it should put
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I have tried that to no success.
I create the following interfaces
IFoomPK - Interface for all Form PK's
IForm - Interface for standard Form methods
IEJBForm - Interface For all Home Interfaces
IFormHome - Interface for all form home interfaces
The Cid125 are the
That's an interesting topic, if I might butt in :) The technique you
mentioned below works great in jBoss, but when I tried to port the same code
to another server running Darth WebLogic, it complained about some obscure
j2ee specification requiring the home and remote interfaces being *unique*
Hi.
Using JUnit's junit.swingui.TestRunner to run client tests that attempt to
test deployed EJBs. I always fail trying to narrow the object I get from
looking up the bean's home because the class isn't found. If I use the
junit.textui.TestRunner instead, calling it from main method of test case
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Opta2000 for MS SQLServer2000 - com.inet.tds.XDataSource
I have noticed that, for Oracle, I get this XAER_NOTA exception as well. It seems that oracle requires the Xid class to have a global id byte array between 2-64 (Xid.MAXGTRIDSIZE) bytes, and a branch qualifier
Can you copy/paste the WebLogic complaint into an email back to this
list? I'm curious; I don't remember that in the spec and even if it
was, would argue why they would allow free-form text in the ejb-jar.xml
for home and remote if we couldn't re-use valid interfaces in them.
What exact
If you want to make it read only, will JBoss allow you to write the
remote interface such that it only has getters?The M-H book suggests
not even exposing the remote interface for enitity beans. Certainly it
would be preferable to have on the getters available to most clients.
[EMAIL
Thanks all,
You have solved my problem.
I wasn't 100% sure you could use the same home and remote interfaces for
different beans.
I tried making it too complicated.
Cheers for all your help.
Chris Adams
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Hi Rui,
I look forward to seeing it.
I have a question about the game. What happens when a person is
disconnected from a
game? Do you just give them their money back? Do you continue playing for
them?
Finally, what's the price for your bingo game?
-Scott
At 02:19 PM 7/1/2001 -0500, you
I suggest you to
try the Jboss version not including tomcat, (i didn't had problem to
start it)
if it works, compare configurations files... of both version if you need
tomcat.
I personly have serious problems using temporaryTopics
and temporaryQueues (not in any EJB) with jbossMQ .
Also my
I'm stumped...
What is the best approach for using J2EE in an
Application Service Provider (ASP) scenario?
Info: I have a J2EE ear file that I deploy on
myJBOSS J2EE container. I would like to havemultiple companies
use this application, without sharing data.
Here is a list of
At 08:47 AM 7/2/01 -0400, you wrote:
Asher,
The attached is what I use for convenience on RedHat 7.1, but admittedly
haven't tried to put it in a run-level directory yet to see where it
works best.
That's really my problem. I've tried starting from rc.local, rc3.d but no
dice.
r.b.
I also had the same problem with transactions being left open and not
committing when using BMP with MSSQLServer. Can anyone comment on the state
of this bug? I didn't get any responses to a previous posting, and wanted
to see how common this problem actually is. Can anyone else suggest
I am reinstalling jboss/tomcat for the 3 rd time, I get two errors when I
use run_with_tomcat.sh:
First I get the ever popular UnknownHost then I fix all the references to
sun.com dtd and copy a local vesion of this then point to local. I have read
a bunch of posts pertaining to this error, and
Hi,
I can't run the jboss with jdk1.2.2, i've tried to run on Tru64 Unix and
on Windows 2000.
On Windows 2000 it's not a problem because it runs fine on the jdk1.3,
but on the Tru64 i crashes on the XML parser (i think), the error
messages are described below.
Error Message on any JVM 1.2
I hadn't seen any discussion on this list, but I wondered if anybody had noticed that JBoss snapshots from CVS haven't been able to compile for the last week or so? I've fixed the 2 offending classes up so that it will work, but I'm not confident that they are the real solution
Let me know
no html PLEASE!
I was going to answer but the html just pisses me off!
marcf
PS: just so that you know, it DOES compile :) yes, *you* are doing something
wrong
PS2: with about 1800 cvs commits in the last week, yes we DO notice when
it's dead
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Are there any tricks to configuring the integrated JBoss-2.2.2/Tomcat
distribution?
My RH Linux 6.2/jdk 1.3 box worked fine with pre-2.1.
Everything seems to start up OK when I invoke run_with_tomcat.sh, but
things fall apart when I try to access servername:8080/jboss.
$TOMCAT_HOME and
I have two client classes using the same classpath, but one gets an error
trying to get the home interface. Here is the code:
System.setProperty(java.naming.factory.initial,
org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory);
System.setProperty(java.naming.provider.url,
localhost:1099);
hi, Danch
I set the environment variable PATH = c:\jdk1.3\bin and JAVA_HOME = c:\jdk1.3
is it right? Even I put classpath c:\jdk1.3\jre\lib\rt.jar, i am getting
exception. Can you please tell me what is the right setting I should use? Thank
you very much.
Christine
danch (Dan Christopherson)
Replace this:
UpdateHome updateHome = (UpdateHome)ref;
With this:
UpdateHome updateHome =
(UpdateHome)javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(ref, UpdateHome.class);
Not sure if this is your problem, but you should do it to be more correct.
Also, *IF* you're going to hardcode
All;
I am still getting the null null null on the latest JBoss-Jetty RC5 release
(dated 6-29-01):
ie. JBoss-2.2.2_Jetty-3.1.RC5.zip
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jboss/JBoss-2.2.2_Jetty-3.1.RC5.zip
Environment:
JDK 1.3
Windows 98 4.1, x86
JBoss 2.2.2 Jetty-3.1.RC5
Stack Trace:
Hi,
Thanks for replying Are you saying that the session should
have attributes j_username ans j_password? Doing a session.getAttributeNames()
reveals none?! I have also tried HttpSevletRequest.getRemoteUser() and
HttpSevletRequest.getUserPrincipal() both return null !?
Also, trying a
I solved the problem by jaring the interfaces on the ejb side and adding
them to the client's classpath. So I think it either one of two things:
1. The classes on the ejb side had changed but the interface classes on the
client side had not been updated.
2. The interface files on the client
Hi,
Sorry for not replying to this the first time you mentioned this
problem, but it just hit me that i saw the same thing after trying
the JBoss-2.2.2_Jetty-3.1.RC5-5 (and/or -6) release
I am currently running on the -4 release and i tried the -5 and -6
trying to determine some other bug
I've been trying to solve a problem similar to this. In my case I'm using
Sybase and a database JAAS login module. If I leave my app client running
for several hours, which periodically polls the server via a SOAP servlet
(login-poll-logout), I eventually get an auth failed message followed by
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Me too. Even if I just
let it sit there and do nothing, every so often I see the NULL NULL NULL
msg.
Kind of a nuisance, but doesn't
seem to hurt anything.
Robert Price
epixtech, inc.
(801) 223-5954
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There will be a 2.4.0BETAbased release available on
Hey Group:
My system: JBoss-2.2.2_Tomcat-3.2.2, jdk1.3, NT4,Oracle 8i.
Here is my problem: I have three EJBs which are being deployed:
jamalcontroller, jamal, jamalDAO
jamalcontroller is a statefull session bean which calls jamal also a
stateful session bean. EJB jamal calls jamalDAO which is
On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 09:40:21PM +0100, Julian Gosnell wrote:
I've messed around a little with Jetty and JSPs :
These are things I would try :
1. Update to the latest JBoss-Jetty - Scott will be putting it on the
binaries page soon - if you are in a hurry try :
I am sorry, I was not very clear. OK. I do not know about jetty. I will be tomcat
specific. first you have to force your servlet engine to authticate your
window/browser, that will force you to enter username and password. After that,
it will save j_username and j_password and link you have
On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 09:40:21PM +0100, Julian Gosnell wrote:
I've messed around a little with Jetty and JSPs :
These are things I would try :
1. Update to the latest JBoss-Jetty - Scott will be putting it on the
binaries page soon - if you are in a hurry try :
On Sun, Jul 01, 2001 at 09:07:57PM -0400, asdfa asdfdfd wrote:
public void setHostIP(String hostName) throws java.rmi.RemoteException,
javax.ejb.EJBException;
javax.ejb.EJBException is not a valid exception for RMI/IIOP because it
is a subclass of RuntimeException. Remove this from your
You may have discovered a bug. As far as I can tell, jboss incorrectly filters out
custom finder methods that don't begin with ejbFindBy. Your method is filtered out.
An attempt is made to autogenerate a finder, which results in the indicated message.
Change the name of your method to
Anyone have an example config from jboss-web.xml. I have session beans that
call enitity beans and have only had to put in ejb-ref's in the
ejb-jar.xml file and those work fine. Now I've got servlets from my web app
that call sesson beans in my ejb jar and I'm not sure how to reference
these. I
The null null null message is a bit of escaped debug. It is harmless
despite being irritating. It was occuring when a HTTP connection with
keepalive is closed, normally after a timeout. Hopefully Jules has it
fixed this time round or else there goes another perfectly good hat... :-)
Brett
On
OK, Bent,
How big is the EAR ?
if it is less than a couple of meg, mail it to me and I will have a look.
That's the best I can do !
Jules
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On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 09:40:21PM +0100, Julian Gosnell wrote:
I've messed around a little with Jetty and JSPs :
These
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 09:40:21PM +0100, Julian Gosnell wrote:
I've messed around a little with Jetty and JSPs :
These are things I would try :
1. Update to the latest JBoss-Jetty - Scott will be putting it on the
binaries page soon - if you are in a hurry
look
here under the jBoss link. there is an example shows you
how.
http://www.geocities.com/fengjboss/
Hope
this help.
FengShuo,
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XuSent: Monday, July 02, 2001 7:11 PMTo:
[EMAIL
Hi-
Does anyone know how to get the jBoss Test Environment 2.0 to work with
VisualAge for Java 3.5.3? When I try to add the feature I always get the
message Cannot complete the operation because Java class libraries 1.2.2 is
required by the system.
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi,
I'm new to JBoss and try to start JBoss by executing run.sh
JBoss 2.2.2 or 2.4.0BETA
Linux kernel 2.4 - Suse 7.1
This is the error message:
JBOSS_CLASSPATH=:run.jar:../lib/crimson.jar
Exception in thread main java.lang.NoclassDefFoundError: org/jboss/Main
Any major thing I'm missing here?
What version of JDK are you using. As far as I know JBoss will only run
with Version 1.3
Devraj
At 18:02 2/07/01 -0700, you wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to JBoss and try to start JBoss by executing run.sh
JBoss 2.2.2 or 2.4.0BETA
Linux kernel 2.4 - Suse 7.1
This is the error message:
Hello,
I am trying to do a lookup on an Oracle Connection
from a stand-alone java client, without much luck.
I have copied the three different attempts,
I am trying to understand what am I doing
wrong here!? Any tips would be greatly
appreciated.
Thx.
Asad Faizi
1.
Apologies if this has appeared on the list already, but I haven't seen
it there since I posted it 15 hours ago. [I've also added some extra
diagnosis at the bottom]
I have a custom tag called InsertTag (almost identical to Java Petshop
InsertTag) that references another class,
Title: trying to make jbosstest work on Win2k
I'm a newbie with JBoss/jbosstest. I'm trying to get jbosstest to run on Win2k, and I get 3 failures and 17 errors. That many don't show up in the sample runs on lubega.com, so I'm guessing it's not exactly the expected behavior. Six of the
More recent snapshots should work for you. There were 2 different
versions of the XML DOM api in the lib directory. We unlucky few would
up picking up the wrong one first in our classpath somehow.
-danch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marc,
Re: HTML mail
all you had to do was ask
What version of JBoss are you using?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
Putting them into the ejb-jar should work (I do this). Is it possible
that the normal java class depends on a class that isn't in the jar?
Does that .class file exist in the proper place in the jarfile (with a
path matching its package containment - matching case as well)?
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Hermann RANGAMANA wrote:
Close the connection after each transaction... that was the only workaround
i was suggested to use ... and it works fine! However, i've not tested yet
the impact of opening/closing the connection for each transaction ...
Assuming that you're getting the connections
If you're talking about the same problem (you need to call close for
connections to commit properly) I think it's probably thought of as low
priority because you should be closing them anyway - remember that that
doesn't really close the physical connection, it just lets the pool know
that
Asad Faizi wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to do a lookup on an Oracle Connection
from a stand-alone java client, without much luck.
OK, altogether now! one...two...three... It Won't Work. Stop Trying.
Seriously, even if it did work, you don't want to do this anyway. If you
really _need_ a
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