Hello all,
We're developing an aplication that uses JMS to communicate certain
batch updates from client to server using JMS. As we're using JBoss
2.4.4 we employ the JBossMQ client implementation (jbossmq-
client.jar) and some more jar files requiered for the client to work.
For our surprise, we
>This is how everyone I know does it. As for why not do it the way you
>suggested, KISS.
>
>-dain
You mean ditch EJB, and JBoss and use JSP's?
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Dain Sundstrom wrote:
> David,
>
> Build the beans first, as they are likely to change drastically during
> development. Then as your development winds down, lock down the exact
> db mapping.
>
> The only real negative to this approach is if you need some default data
> in your db for testin
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Roughly speaking it means something already running on your system is using
a network port that OIL wants to use. I think netstat is the tool to try
to find out what it might be, although I have always had difficulty
interpreting its output.
david jencks
On 2002.02.25 21:50:44 -0500 Jozsa Krist
Okay, I guess someone has to ask this sooner or later: I've been getting 6-8
exceptions at JBoss3 startup (for _every_ version since the earliest alpha,
to the latest cvs snap), saying:
03:33:32,669 ERROR [OILServerILService] Starting failed
java.net.BindException: Address already in use
..
03:3
Hi,
Not sure if this is any help to you (haven't used jsp:forward in JBoss), but from the
syntax card:
Be careful when using with unbuffered output. If you have used the page
directive with buffer="none" to specify that
the output of your JSP page should not be buffered, and if the JSP page h
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marc fleury wrote:
>OK
>
>we have a winner, well actually we have two.
>
>JBoss:
>All your J2EE are belong to us
>
>JBoss:
>May the source be with you
>
>Tha
G'day,
We have developed an application which is running without any problems
using the Orion Server, but we would like to offer our clients JBoss
also.
We have tried running the app with JBoss 2.4.4 (with TomCat 4.0.2) and
have encountered a problem when we try to forward from one JSP to
anothe
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> Hunter Hillegas
> Sent: Monday, February 25, 2002 4:52 PM
I am not sure that this is what you are asking, but the JMS connection
factory is application specific. Meaning that each app server will construct
it's JMS connections and infrastructure differently.
In Jboss, you configure the connection factories in the jboss.jcml and Jboss
creates them.
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The original quote is something like "All Your Base Are Belong To Us".
http://www.allyourbase.net/
Hunter
> From: Dain Sundstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 15:38:50 -0600
> To: marc
[snip]
> > >From within an EJB, or session bean
> >
> > ic.lookup("java:comp/env/ejb/InwardSLSBRef");
> >
> actually this is incorrect, in that way that it works but it is not
necessary. from ejb (entity or session) you can
> lookup stuff in its context by just using "ejb/InwardSLSBRef", that
"ja
On 02-02-26 0:17, "marc fleury" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK
>
> we have a winner, well actually we have two.
>
> JBoss:
> All your J2EE are belong to us
>
> JBoss:
> May the source be with you
>
> Thanks for all the great proposals. We chose based on "we won" and went with
> classic stuff
> JBoss:
> All your J2EE are belong to us
Maybe I'm an idiot, but what the hell does this mean?
-dain
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Hello everyone,
How can I detect application is running in JBoss environment not orion in
code? Is there any standard way to do that?
Thanks in advance
Leigh
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OK
we have a winner, well actually we have two.
JBoss:
All your J2EE are belong to us
JBoss:
May the source be with you
Thanks for all the great proposals. We chose based on "we won" and went with
classic stuff. So we put an order for 1000 of them, which is going to cost
us AN ARM AND A LEG a
This is how everyone I know does it. As for why not do it the way you
suggested, KISS.
-dain
Mikhail Akopov wrote:
> Hello Dain,
>
> Monday, February 25, 2002, 12:05:15 AM, you wrote:
>
> DS> My solution. Write a servlet filter that synchronizes on the session
> DS> object before child inv
Hello Dain,
Monday, February 25, 2002, 12:05:15 AM, you wrote:
DS> My solution. Write a servlet filter that synchronizes on the session
DS> object before child invocation.
this is standard solution, given in e.g. petstore example. But this
makes all frames work in series, one by one. I think th
David,
Build the beans first, as they are likely to change drastically during
development. Then as your development winds down, lock down the exact
db mapping.
The only real negative to this approach is if you need some default data
in your db for testing and you want to load this with a sql
I'm wondering if anyone is using jbosscmp-jdbc to further define their
relationships on the JBoss3beta? I am having trouble and need someone to
bounce my problem off of.
Hunter
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Hello jboss-user,
We have several stateful session beans to be accessed from servlet. It
is inconvenient to put all of them into one facade bean. So when one
bean, let's call it 'A', is called (using synchronized wrapper a-la
petstore), others are passed to it by parameteres.
In order to access
Hi all,
Q: Given a choice, do you design the database first and then make the
entity beans fit on to it, or do you create the beans and let jboss
create the tables/fields etc automatically ?
Obviously sometimes you don't have a choice if it is an existing system.
Are there any significant pro
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Eric Kaplan wrote:
> while we're on the subject of naming, i remember a while ago when i first
> started with jboss that clients looked up beans differently than other beans
> on the app server. This was highlighted specifically in the documentation
> on the web.
>
> client - "ejb/foo"
This i
Jonathan Gibbons wrote:
> Could it be the JNDI name you use? You say you are calling this from the Login
>bean? As in an EJB or a Gui bean?
In my talk bean = EJB :) sometimes can be confusing..
If you see my latest post about subject you see that I found what was causing it. It
was not JN
Hi,
I'm developing with the JBoss_2.4.4-Tomcat_4.0.1 bundle. I tried to
customize the error Page for Html-Error 403 which comes up when a user
has bad permissions for the resource he requested. So I've put the
following into my web.xml:
403
/error403.html
I'm also using a F
while we're on the subject of naming, i remember a while ago when i first
started with jboss that clients looked up beans differently than other beans
on the app server. This was highlighted specifically in the documentation
on the web.
client - "ejb/foo"
server - "java:comp/env/ejb/foo".
i got
jndi view is in the jmx viewer on port 8082. I don't know anything about
the standalone jndi viewer. jndiview is working fine on my machine at the
moment.
david jencks
On 2002.02.25 05:58:18 -0500 Alex Loubyansky wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Sorry, maybe, I missed something...
>
> Is there
I think this is a different problem than the one I think I fixed. I'll
look at this one too.
david jencks
On 2002.02.25 05:53:15 -0500 Paul Cody wrote:
> I believe David Jencks notified earlier today/yesterday this has been
> fixed
> on the CVS tip. Look through archive for more details.
>
>
Hello everyone
Does anyone know what is the schedule of JBoss3.0?
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I believe David Jencks notified earlier today/yesterday this has been fixed
on the CVS tip. Look through archive for more details.
Paul
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> To: Jboss-User (E-mail)
> Subject:
Hi!
Sorry, maybe, I missed something...
Is there a way to see JNDI bindings in JBoss-3.0.0beta?
-I've checked forums and found such a clause: "> JNDI View is broken due
to the JMX Domain changes...", dated Saturday, January 05, 2002 7:03 PM.
Could someone comment it, please? Or w
Hello,
I've just downloaded JBoss3.0.0beta and tried deployment and
undeployment. It's really not deleted from tmp/deploy directory. Though the
log notes says:
2002-02-25 12:03:00,376 INFO [org.jboss.deployment.MainDeployer]
Undeploying file:/C:/jboss-3.0.0beta/deploy/ejbreftes
Could it be the JNDI name you use? You say you are calling this from the Login
bean? As in an EJB or a Gui bean?
The rules are:
>From the web tier use:
ic.lookup("ejb/InwardSLSBRef");
(except I had problems using ejb/ in a past interation, so dropped it)
>From the same java JVM, eg look
Hello,
> On Solaris removing jars during undeploy works, but not on the windows
> platforms.
> Actually, tmp\deploy is never cleaned up on Windows, even not during a
> restart.
This is not related to how the JBoss server works on Solaris vs. Windows.
But rather on the way file deletion is manage
I'm using RH3.0 (from CVS, only a few days [<4] old) both on WindowsNT/W2K
and Solaris.
On Solaris removing jars during undeploy works, but not on the windows
platforms.
Actually, tmp\deploy is never cleaned up on Windows, even not during a
restart.
After a few redeploys I have half a dozen ins
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