You shouldn't be holding on to a connection. Hold on to a reference to
the datasource object, and use datasource.getConnection() and
connection.close() to obtain/release a connection.
cheers
dim
On Tue, 2 Oct 2001, Papo Napolitano wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to write an EJBean with mysql. I b
> "David" == David You <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David> I did both. Here are some experience.
David> Tomcat/handcoded:
David> Good performance(no RMI call), Do Database update yourself only when
David> needed.
David> Handling caching yourself..good or bad depends on what
Hi!
I'm trying to write an EJBean with mysql. I build it and everything works
fine, but when I make some change and redeploy I got the following error.
I want to close the connection in the ejbPassivate(). Anybody can help me
with this?? How can I do it ?
Regards,
Papo
ERROR:
[Auto deploy] Aut
We are getting close to going live with our first project employing JBoss.
I've put some settings into various deployment descriptors (ejb-jar.xml)
that I need to change for the production environment. What is the proper
way to do this? I could make the changes and re-jar the jar file for the
ap
Client files are in the client directory and there is no default
jndi.properties
file provided by the server. The file you are looking at is for in server
JNDI usage. You need to create a jndi.properties file that has a valid
provider url spepcified.
The documentation examples include a client jn
Newbie making great progress thanks to the good docs, but
have a question about the jndi.properties file.
I think I now understand that the CLASSPATH has to have
a directory in it that contains a jndi.properties file. But, in
the provided default jndi.properties file the java.naming.provider.url
I did both. Here are some experience.
Tomcat/handcoded:
Good performance(no RMI call), Do Database update yourself only when
needed.
Handling caching yourself..good or bad depends on what your programs
look like.
very difficult to do long transaction handling.
Easy Unit Testing.
Tomcat/JBoss
int
On Mon, 1 Oct 2001, Daniel Ferrante wrote:
> > It is probably much easier to get answers to questions like this from
> > commercial vendors, but I decided that I would at least try for these
> > products.
>
> I had some initial problems with tuning JBoss for
> production and got some great hel
Has anyone estimated development time tradeoffs (and others) between a web
application developed with "Tomcat/JBoss", as opposed to "Tomcat/handcoded"?
That is, a persistence layer implemented with EJB in JBoss, as opposed to a
handcoded JDBC persistence layer?
Note that I have little interest in
JBoss Questions:
>>Learning curve?
I am relatively new to JBoss and was very pleasantly surprised to find
out that it's
very easy to use and configure. I was able to quickly develop and
deploy some of the
sample apps to the server with only minimal configuration (which was
easy to do). That'
I am running a proccess and when i have few data it runs well, i mean it performs the
commit and i can see the result in the DB, but when there are many data and the
proccesses takes about 15 minutes, the proccess ends well but i does not perform the
commit...
I say the proccess end well, beco
>> Availability and integration of rich development environment?
>
> Well,
> vi, vim, emacs, xemacs are quiete rich but people don't like them.
Easy there, big fella! Many people like emacs ;)
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Darren Enns wrote:
> At my company, I am in a group that is evaluating e-business
> solutions. The role that I have put myself in is 'open source'
> advocate. We are interested in an 'overall' e-business solution, but
> the 'topic of the week' is 'application servers'.
Sure thing :)
I will take this occasion to explain a bit how we view these requests for
support at JBoss Group. As time permitted, we have deliberately decided to
back port to 2.4.2 stuff that was going in RH and did it for free (thanks to
Billb for valuable help here).
That being said, maintain
Found a tomcat-user list archive that solved my problem. Basically, all
I needed to do was uncomment the generic ServerName directive (leaving
it to localhost was fine, of course).
David
--
David Ward wrote:
> I've used JBoss-2.x.x_Tomcat-3.2.x for a long time, and never had a
> problem co
At my company, I am in a group that is evaluating e-business
solutions. The role that I have put myself in is 'open source'
advocate. We are interested in an 'overall' e-business solution, but
the 'topic of the week' is 'application servers'. I have very little
time to gather the answers for th
Hi !
As someone already run the ECPerf benchmark on
JBoss-2.4.x ?
With what for a 'Driver' ? Apache JMeter `?
And the results ?
Thanks
Joel
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--- Scott M Stark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : >
JBoss-2.4.2 has been released along with an updated
> Tomcat-3.2.3 bundle
> as well as the initial official release of the
> Tomcat-4.0 bundle.
> See
>
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=55200
> for the 2.4.2 change notes and
Hello jboss-user,
What is the common policy for redeployment?
For example, session bean A creates entity bean B and thus uses home
interface of B. It will make a lot of calls to create of find bean B
and so saves reference to BHome. But after B redeployes, marchalling
problems occure.
What is th
I've used JBoss-2.x.x_Tomcat-3.2.x for a long time, and never had a
problem configuring the mod_jk.conf so that Apache would forward
requests over to Tomcat.
However, I just downlaoded JBoss-2.4.2_Tomcat-4.0, and for the life of
me can't get the mod_webapp working.
These lines work:
LoadModu
> we are on JBoss 2.4.0 and don't want to upgrade it ! we'll end up
> upgrading servers more than upgrading code one of the few
> issues with open source!
Take a look at Debian GNU/Linux. Debian is actually several Linux
distro's: stable, unstable, and "bleeding edge". Their stable distro
c
and who will force you to upgrade?
;-)
/Lennart
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> we are on JBoss 2.4.0 and don't w
we are on JBoss 2.4.0 and don't want to upgrade it ! we'll end up upgrading
servers more than upgrading code one of the few issues with open source!
> -Original Message-
> From: Scott M Stark [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 10:20 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
is it possible to use custom finders with BMP ?
Thanx
--Hermann
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