hi ,
Sorry to post this here
anyway, i got this html page..
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On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 02:54:34PM +0200, Jose Ramon Diaz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I don´t know if now there is someone (Toby, are you?)using SQLJ
I don't currently have such a combination running. The project I was
woking on that was using SQLJ is on hold at the moment.
> inside an EJB with J
I'm starting to having to think about deploying a EJB2 project on Jboss.
Since RH is still in alpha, it looks like initially I will have to deploy on
MVCSoft+Jboss2.4.4...
I'm wondering about how the performance of CMP in RH (alpha) and MVCSoft
compare?
Hunter
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When I run the jboss verifier over the ejb-jar and associated beans I get
errors. It appears that the verifier is confused with the PUBLIC section
in the DOCTYPE where it attempts to retrieve the dtd. Does anyone know of a
workaround where the DTD is still parsed (weblogic will require fuly
qua
You might also want to look into using 'group accessors' to grab all of
the data out of the entity in one big chunk. This combined with a
session bean wrapper would be the best bet.
-danch
Frank Morton wrote:
> There are 16 in the Collection. Ranges from 35 to 60 ms for each
> call to getId()
Combined with group accessors, you might want to pass ValueObjects back to
the client instead of EJBObject references. If your profile table ever
grows, the method you are using now will become a bottle neck. There are
several papers and debates describing this problem.
James Hicks
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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] JBoss/Linux and threading - Command Pattern
- One good advantages of the Command pattern is that you can test most of your application logic out of the EJB container, if the business objects are implemented as standard Java classes instead of entity beans. (BO, DAO, Com
There are 16 in the Collection. Ranges from 35 to 60 ms for each
call to getId(). Calls for other fields from the same instance take
a similar time. It is like it is going back to the database for each
hit. I'll be messing with different commit options as "danch"
suggested among other things.
Exa
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javatips/jw-javatip68.html
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2000/jw-0414-action_p.html
At 09:49 01/10/25 +0200, Hermann RANGAMANA wrote:
>BTW, what is "the command pattern" ?
>
>--hermann
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Command pattern is a control abstraction intended to decouple business
and presentation logic. To oversimplify, it replaces a method doIt()
with a class DoIt. Like most patterns, it has many variants and can be
both productively and dangerously creative. It can be used to implement
EJB or replace
How many entities are in the collection being returned from findAll()?
James Hicks
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From: Frank Morton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 10:47 AM
To: Fred Loney; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] performance problem
I know it isn't
I know it isn't that hit. See my later email "performance problem
simplified."
> If the performance hit comes in an initial JSP call, then it is the
> one-time JSP page compilation overhead. This is not a problem for a live
> site. Subsequent page fetches are what's important.
>
> Fred Loney
>
If the performance hit comes in an initial JSP call, then it is the
one-time JSP page compilation overhead. This is not a problem for a live
site. Subsequent page fetches are what's important.
Fred Loney
Spirited Software, Inc.
www.spiritedsw.com
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From: "Frank Morton
Hi I have some questions which I really should find an answer for, otherwise
I can almost forget my diploma work if I don't get this baby to work :)
During the project work I used jboss 2.2 on windows 2000 server with mssql
2000 server and all my classes worked fine, I was so happy that I could s
Frank Morton wrote:
>>What is Profile? An EJBObject? Where did the profile object come from?
>>
>
> Profile is an EJBObject. It was instantiated in the first place with
> the findAll() finder method. I stuff the resulting Collection in
> the session (is this the best way to do it?) which is th
I need to get IP to identify host from which user ask my server.
Sincerely yours, Ivan Latysh.
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http://ivan.yourmail.com
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I now have a simple example of my performance problem.
There is a CMP entity bean called Profile. There is also a
session bean called ProfileControl. The findAll() method
in ProfileControl is a simple pass-through of the findAll()
method from the Profile class. The Factory class
is just a lookup
Hi,
I don´t know if now there is someone (Toby, are you?)using SQLJ inside an
EJB with JBoss. we had in production an EJB with SQLJ (stateless, making
INSERTS, DELETES and UPDATES). We are using JBoss 2.2.1, and now we have moved
it to JDBC. We had a memory problem (there are another reasino
> What is Profile? An EJBObject? Where did the profile object come from?
Yes. Profile is an EJBObject.
> ejbPassivate() is called at the discretion of the JBoss container, not
> necessarily when a task is completed. An EB is passivated when it is
> swapped out of the instance pool. If there are
> What is Profile? An EJBObject? Where did the profile object come from?
Profile is an EJBObject. It was instantiated in the first place with
the findAll() finder method. I stuff the resulting Collection in
the session (is this the best way to do it?) which is then retrieved
from the session by t
Hi all,
Some times when I deploy all my application jboss give me this
error:
[Default] javax.management.RuntimeMBeanException: RuntimeException thrown in
operation listXML
[Default] at
com.sun.management.jmx.MBeanServerImpl.invoke(MBeanServerImpl.java:1640)
[Default]
[Defa
ack, I realized that the next second I sent the message out ;-) sorry for
the confusion my post might have caused
--andrius
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From: "danch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: Any time you call a finder there's at least one hit on the database, for
: that very reason. Even with commi
BTW, what is "the command pattern" ?
--hermann
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From: "Herve Tchepannou" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 6:41 PM
Subject: [JBoss-user] JBoss/Linux and threading
> 1) I've started an application with JBoss on a PII 300,
IMHO, I think this is more Linux "problem" than a EJB one. But this problem
of Linux spawning thousand of threads has been raised many times, but i
could not find on the list a final solution to fix this. Can anyone post a
sort of HOW-TO to overcome this problem on a production environment ?
Than
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