Ola (see jetspeed user list),
after a hard week with no knowledge i solved the problem ;-)
Create Jetspeed:
1. Check out Jetspeed 1.4b1
2. Remove in jetspeed\lib
- xalan-2.0.1.jar
- xerces_1_3_1.jar.org
3. Add to jetspeed/lib
- Xal
I will be out of the office starting August 2, 2002 and will not return
until August 5, 2002.
I will respond to your message when I return.
Ryan
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The deployment was fine without any errors.
Except for a few io errors jetspeed worked fine when I tried creating an user
account.
I have enclosed the console output showing the deployment for your reference.
Using jboss-3.0.0_tomcat-4.0.3.
If you get the errors again. Try dropping the jars fro
HH> According to the book I was looking at, the spec doesn't allow for
HH> java.util.Date comparisons, I assume due to locale and date interpretation
HH> issues... But, it worked in JBoss, so I'm not complaining... I didn't go
HH> back and check the actual spec...
The 2.0 spec requires dates to b
If you want jms exceptions to roll back the ejb invocation, you want the
transactional model. Make sure your interceptor is in the stack after the
tx interceptor sets the correct tx. If you use the jms ra to send the
messages it will take care of enrolling the message sending activity in the
cor
David Jencks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I recommend an interceptor. As regards transactional behavior, if you
> need it completely transactional, send the messages as the setter
> invocations go by in the tx context (make sure your interceptor is
> after the tx interceptor so the thread gets
I might need to think about this a little more... but first of all, use a
later release. I recommend 3.1 == cvs head that you compile yourself since
there have been a few changes and bug fixes in this area. In particular,
some things changed that I think make what you are doing more likely to
w
Using JBoss 3.0 release.
I have two session beans: one that is very simple, but
has some basic business logic (EJB1).
The second session bean performs a database
transaction (EJB2).
The transaction tag in the descriptor for both beans
is set to "Bean".
We are using Oracle JDBC data sourc
make sure there is a newline at the end of your classpath entry
Jules
Enrique Vetere wrote:
> Hi,
> I have an ear which contains a xxx.war file and zzz.jar. The war's
> manifest has the class-path to the zzz.jar, but I keep getting
> ClassNotFound for tag library classes defined in z
Hi Alan,
I did the following and it worked for me. This may not be the only way but I
stopped on jetspeed with this. Could not dig further.
Unzip jetspeed.war in a folder named jetspeed.war inside another folder
named jetspeed.ear.
Inside /deploy/jetspeed.ear/META-INF/ place the application.xml
OK. I've answered my own question. Finder methods that are implemented with
DynamicQL are implemented per JBoss spec by
a select method. And select methods per EJB spec only return local interfaces.
Greg
Greg Turner wrote:
> OK. I saw a message in log file that my bean was not bound becaus
This sounds like a problem with the digester using Class.forName
instead of the thread context class loader. Why does the digester
need to be on the system classpath? Including the digester jar in
lib/ext is the simplest solution.
>a- force jboss to obtain the digester classes from my application
We are trying to get Jetspeed 1.4b1 (Apache Jakarta Project) running on Jboss and not
having too much luck w/ it.
I have tried with both JBoss 3.0.0 and JBoss 3.0.1RC1. I'm just dropping the war file
into webapps and there seem to be issues.
I've tried this on
JBoss 3.0.0 w/ Jetty
JBoss 3.0
You do not mention how you are deploying your MBean, nor what version of
JBoss you are using, so I will give you an answer for JBoss 3.0. I would
deploy it as a sar file and I would put the digester lib in the sar file.
That should allow any EJB to access your MBean which, in turn, would have
acc
List-
I've written an mbean which is the last mbean started by JBossMX. This
means that my application has deployed, prior to starting the mbean. My
MBean uses the jakarta digester utility to digest an xml file. The way
the digester implementation works is you create rules which dynamically
inst
Thanks CGJ. If you have a min, for my understanding, could you explain why
publishing wsdl is dependent on having local interfaces? Thanks
Greg
"Jung , Dr. Christoph" wrote:
> Greg,
>
> The current version of the jboss.net EJBProvider only operates on remote
> interfaces,
> not local interfac
Hello Michael,
Thursday, August 01, 2002, 5:46:39 PM, you wrote:
MM> this? Should I add the column myself?
Yes, sure. JBoss will create a table if it doesn't exist.
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I added a new field to my CMP bean, and when I try to access it I get a
SQLException:
javax.ejb.CreateException: Could not create
entity:java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: Relation 'machine' does not have
attribute 'serialnumber'
The problem is the table in the database does not have a column for t
What do you mean by date compare? You can compare dates using the > and
< operators in EJB-QL?
-dain
Hunter Hillegas wrote:
> Does JBossQL allow date comparisons in the WHERE clause? Looking at the
> manual, it looks like not...
>
> If I want that, will I have to go with DeclaredSQL instead?
>
After migrating my ant build file to use xdoclet HEAD cvs (i needed to
use dynamic-ql) my tests just stop working (JAAS authentication error) :(
I compared both ejb-jar.xml and jboss.xml and there's no difference
It's driving me crazy... very strange...
have some using xdoclet cvs head?
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Greg,
The current version of the jboss.net EJBProvider only operates on remote
interfaces,
not local interfaces. Shame on me.
That will hopefully change in the short future.
CGJ
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Don't expect to be able to use anything in javax.sql or java.sql from a
remote client. DataSources, Connections, etc. are not Serializable or
Remote. You have to be in the same JVM to access/use them.
David
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Saroj Kumar wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am not able to lookup the DataSource in my st
Hi All,
I am not able to lookup the DataSource in my standalone java class. I
get "request timed out exception".
Progr:
public class TestDS
{
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
{
String CONTEXT_PROVIDER_URL = "jnp://localhost:1099";
/*
If my custom service extends the org.jboss.system.ServiceMBeanSupport class
nothing works.
test case:
1- myClass extends ServiceMBeanSupport{}
2- i changed the jms-service.xml in %jboss_installation%\server\default\deploy
to include the bellow
MDBLoader
Hi,
How to override the security exception trown when accessing to an SLSB
through an applet ?
thanks,
ionel
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I tried using suggestion for java.naming.provider.url using the IP
address of the server and I still get the exact same result. I do have
ports 1099 and forwarded to my server on the server side, and the
same on the client side for the client (I don't think it's necessary but
it can't hurt).
Hi
you can't lookup a ressource in an other JVM using the "java:/" prefix since
this is a local JNDI namespace.
If you want to lookup the DataSource from your Client you have to publish
the name in the Global JNDI Namespace.
(Only ressources in the Global Namespace can be accessed from your Clie
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