Excellent! I'll try all these...
Thanks Andrew. :)
Dovan
--- Andrew Scherpbier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> IIRC, this is a problem with the OS (w2k?) and
> wanting to give
> foreground tasks more priority in combination with a
> stupid network
> polling algorithm that causes the browser (n
IIRC, this is a problem with the OS (w2k?) and wanting to give
foreground tasks more priority in combination with a stupid network
polling algorithm that causes the browser (netscape 4.x if I recall) to
consume all(most) CPU time.
Simple solutions: (I've done all of these :-))
1) Don't use
Thank you for all your valuable helps! :) Turning
off Quick Edit is something I will definitely try...
Meanwhile I notice that requesting a jsp page via a
html hyperlink (A HREF) gives me back the page
extremely fast (in order of milisecond). Now if i
request a jsp page via a FORM submit butto
Andrew,
You bug report seems more related to long table names than duplicate
columns.
I had pretty much gotten rid of my duplicate column problem (thanks to
Jason R.'s help), but then it resurfaced when I needed to add this:
Basically, it's when an entity has 0 or 1 parent entity *of the same
The problem is that standalone tomcat doesn't know how to contact the
JBoss JNDI registry. To do this, you can either put a jndi.properties
file in your path (I am not sure where, when using tomcat) or you can
manually put the values from a jndi.properties file into a Properties
object and pa
Is it possible to access JBoss from standalone Tomcat 4.0.2 ?
My WEB app cannot find EJBs in JNDI anymore.
However it works from JBuilder ( it contains Tomcat 4.0.1 ).
Name DataAccess is not bound in this context javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: Name
DataAccess is not bound
in this Context
Hi,
I have two or three JBOSS/MYSQL or Oracle examples available for download.
The projects are all ant in anger, and can simply be built and deployed.
These are example projects for my LowRoad code generator, but you
can ignore the code generation side, or play with it as a learning
tool and
on 26-03-2 13.52, @joyce.shortlist.se at
@joyce.shortlist.se wrote:
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its just a stupid 2000 dos box thing. turn quick-edit mode off on
your dos window.
c
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From: dovan nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Dan Christopherson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 15:26:27 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Sleeping JBoss
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You have already answered.
thanx
Maris
> -Original Message-
> From: Māris Orbidāns
> Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 12:17 PM
> To: JBoss user list (E-mail)
> Subject: [JBoss-user] JBoss waits for std input after exception (
> Sleeping JBoss)
>
>
>
> I use JBoss 2.4.4 and Tomcat unde
I use JBoss 2.4.4 and Tomcat under Win2k.
Sometimes after an exception JBoss freezes until I switch it's
console screen and press some key.
I have not touched it's console nor selected something.
Could it be Log4J related problem ?
I have noticed that this happens more frequently with JBoss
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Sleeping JBoss
The behaviour of Windows console is not unpredictable.
If Quick Edit mode is enabled than you can mark a portion of the console content and copy it to the clipboard by pressing Enter.
The marking part is the one that blocks the console. All System.ou
Hi,
This has been reported many times before.
The problems is the windows terminal. Sometimes it
goes to sleep. When JBoss tries to log to the console,
it blocks.
You can see this easily, by holding the scroll bar
during boot-up. This also causes to terminal to stop
receiving input and jboss stop
If you have something selected, that's your problem.
It's not a JBoss problem, any java application started
from a console is attached to it and if you block the
console ...
Just try in a simple java app.
You could launch JBoss with javaw (no window) and then
monitoring output by log traces.
Bye
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