Gary,
If that is the exception you have:
javax.naming.NoInitialContextException: Need to specify class name in
environment or system property, or as an applet parameter, or in an
application resource file: java.naming.factory.initial
at
javax.naming.spi.NamingManager.getInitialContext(N
Hi,
I am using Jboss 3.0 with Castor JDO. Struts -> Stateless Session
Bean --> Castor JDO
I am using container managed transaction and trying to impement
connection pooling. I have included the oracle-service.xml file.
Everytime I am connecting to the database, a new conneciton is being
creat
Interesting that the project in all the screenshots is JBoss:
http://www.vasoftware.com/products/new_in_3.1.php
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Hi,
I am writing the following piece of code within the Action Servlet. I am
using Struts framework -> Stateless Session Bean (JBoss 3.0) -> Castor
JDO.
fCtx = new InitialContext();
writer = new Logger(System.out).setPrefix("overseer");
map = new Mapping(getClass().getClassLoa
Hi,
I'am having problems using MSSQL Driver in Jboss 3.0. When Entity bean is
invoked, SQL Exception is thrown. MSSQL Driver is configured with cursor
property set as below.
jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://Server1:1433;DatabaseName
=pubs;SelectMethod=cursor
Please advice..
Stack Trace:
java.sql.SQL
David,
Same problem occurs with JBoss 3.0.1RC. Do I need to use the final
release ? Problem got solved in JBoss 3.0 using cache-type="none" in the
mapping.xml file. I am using Castor JDO also.
Regards,
Arijit
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I was getting this NoClassDefFoundError in 3.0.1 so
I copied oswego-concurrent.jar into my clients lib dir from 2.4.4. Is there
some reason why oswego-concurrent.jar isn't included in the 3.0.1 release? Or if
so, why it's needed? This was a 2.4.4 app now being ported to
3.0.1.
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As my initial post shows, I already have that. But
thnxs anyways. Still wondering ...
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From:
Stephen Coy
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Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 2:07
AM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] 3.0.1 client
InitialContext
We use the follow
well, now it works, i just took a line off from auth.conf
// The common client side JAAS login config used by the security unit tests
other {
org.jboss.security.ClientLoginModule required
password-stacking="useFirstPass" //took this line off
;
}
;
but the most st
I'm getting the following message :
19:27:58,618 INFO [BeanLock] NON_ENTRANT invocation
19:27:58,619 INFO [BeanLock] NON_ENTRANT invocation
This message started when using jboss-3.0.1
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Not using the jca stuff, it's actually an MBean. I found out that I must
specify a resource manager in my jboss.xml. I still get errors though
because it can't find the database (repository.xml). I've tried many
different paths. Yes it is in the classpath. How do you do yours? See
below. Any ideas
the jca connector isn't current. The current connector is being replaced in favor of
new OTM stuff.
sorry for the delay. Use MBEAN to integrate. I use OJB in jboss3.0
Regards,
Matthew
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Howdy
I know the currently Jboss3 uses a modified Axis beta1 for the jboss.net
stuff.
Has anyone successfully used Axis beta3 at all for inbound calls to hit
EJB functions? And if you have how?
Have to used gSoap generated clients hitting my services and Axis beta3
is the best for interactio
i have a jndiview dead run against my 1gbyte mem with a federated
namespace into a fairly small ldap tree. is this known?
bax
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I've got a little ojb-service.xml file for my OJB factory. In the
service xml file I set the attribute jndiName to be "OJB". Now when I
deploy session beans, I get the following:
16:06:33,728 WARN [StatelessSessionContainer] No resource manager found
for OJB
How exactly to I properly specify a
my build process was breaking shit. sorry.
On Tue, 2002-08-13 at 15:32, Ryan Marsh wrote:
> I created my own server config which is almost identical to default
> except it has a postgres service. This service doesn't listen on 8082
> thus I can't view the JNDI tree. I'm using JBoss 3.0.0. with to
Ah so, much more clear. Thanks. Being able to configure on a per web app
basis is very good.
Greg
Jules Gosnell wrote:
> Here is how it is meant to work :
>
> the tag in WEB-INF/web.xml selects whether or not a
> webapp is distributable.
>
> adding the tag will cause Jetty to use a Distrib
I created my own server config which is almost identical to default
except it has a postgres service. This service doesn't listen on 8082
thus I can't view the JNDI tree. I'm using JBoss 3.0.0. with tomcat.
andy ideas why this is happening?
-ryan
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I believe Scott has just committed a HTTP invoker (for use with firewalls).
He'll be tuning and testing it at a client client the next week or so. Keep
bugging us for it.
Bill
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> Kotsbak
> Sent
Here is how it is meant to work :
the tag in WEB-INF/web.xml selects whether or not a
webapp is distributable.
adding the tag will cause Jetty to use a DistributableSessionManager.
This Manager will default to using an InterceptorStack and
DistributableStore that is specified in
jbossweb.s
no , I try to authenticate before, but it look that it's not authenticate...
very strange...
Alex Loubyansky wrote:
> means that any authenticated principal could access the
> method(s). Do you access the bean being authenticated? I guess, no
> (principal is null).
>
> Tuesday, August 13, 200
On Tue, 2002-08-13 at 19:11, Robert Hannebauer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > Your embedded configuration isn't running optimized calls. This is
> > probably because Tomcat/JBoss is finding the same classes in both the
> > war and the ear. If an interface is in both places, Tomcat will load
> > it from
Hello,
> Your embedded configuration isn't running optimized calls. This is
> probably because Tomcat/JBoss is finding the same classes in both the
> war and the ear. If an interface is in both places, Tomcat will load
> it from the war and JBoss will load it from the ear (each with its own
>
Hi,
which is better: coffee or tea? Acapulco or Cancun? AFAIK there never has
been a real breakdown on which works better, finally both use Jasper as
JSP-Engine, so thats were all boils down the same, and the rest deffinatly
is application dependent. Make your choice... Jetty is better integrated
I read the mail again.
It looks more like it is a problem that I have seen (on older versions
of JBoss/JVMs) but cannot currently reproduce.
I put it down to a problem in the caching of open jar files by some
library layer.
I use Sun's 1.4 JVM on Linux and haven't seen this for a long time. E
This question concerns clustering http session with the
JBoss3.0.1/Tomcat and JBoss3.0.1/Jetty combos.
With Tomcat, it is very straight forward. Turning distributable on in
the web.xml file turns it on and it works, turning distributable off in
the web.xml file makes it not work.
With the Jetty
I'm still trying to get my stuff ported from 2.4.4 to 3.0.1. This was working fine w/ 2.4.4.
Using the following jndi.properties config, I get the NoInitialContextException error below. I have the JNDI_RESOURCE variable set to this file and it's also in the CLASSPATH. I've also copied everything f
I try to pass an application very similar a Petstore, over
JBOSS-2.4.4_Tomcat-3.2.3 run all right but when try to run the application
over JBOSS-2.4.6_Tomcat-4.03. i see the following message. I don't find the
problem but is inside file campus.war
anybody have any idea?
[10:49:49,515,EntityConta
I suspect that your problem is this:
Sometimes when I copy apps into .../deploy/ I get "invalid LOC header"
errors
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This is because JBoss started to read and deploy the file before the
copy had finished. For 100% safe
Your embedded configuration isn't running optimized calls. This is
probably because Tomcat/JBoss is finding the same classes in both the
war and the ear. If an interface is in both places, Tomcat will load it
from the war and JBoss will load it from the ear (each with its own
classloader) and
> If they lie on a central server, then he only sees the interfaces, but
> has no access to class files of the EJB implementations (please
> correct me if I'm wrong).
>
> He has the swing-app, but he has not the required EJBs.
You could always place a delegate layer on the client and have
it swi
David,
Yes, I'm aware of this change to configuration between
3.0.0 and 3.0.1, but it still throws
JCA_is_not_registered exception.
I believe I could get FireBird to work even as a
service of 301 and use JBoss301Jetty - if I really
try, that's not that big issue, as it is quite a
standard. But tha
>So the customer will have only the swing app at his disposal. It is
>useless without a functioning JBoss server including the EJBs.
Ok, sorry so I miss understand you.
stefan
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There were some duplicate classloader problems that caused errors like
this. I think they are fixed in released 3.0.1 and all cvs branches.
david jencks
On 2002.08.13 07:35:13 -0400 Arijit Ghosh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Jboss 3.0 with JDO. The problem arises when i try to
> update an
I'd use the release 3.0.1 now.
Does your firebird config have
jboss.security:service=JaasSecurityManager
(Note :service rather than :name)
david jencks
On 2002.08.13 07:26:05 -0400 Vegan Portal wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm new to JBoss and I really tried to get above
> combination working, but I
Hi,
I'm using Jboss 3.0 with JDO. The problem arises when i try to
update an object already in the database. Consider an object CLIENT. The
sequence of
steps involved are
1) Displaying the list of clients. (Transaction -1)
2) Loading the details of the selected client. (Transaction -2)
3
Hi all,
I'm new to JBoss and I really tried to get above
combination working, but I have to give up. If anybody
is using exact or similar environment successfully,
please give me a hint!
I have encountered following problems (not fully
described for brevity, I would like an informed advice
:) :
1)
On Mon, 12 Aug 2002 15:50:16 -0700, you wrote:
>You might think about configuring the demo to use JBoss internal Hypersonic database,
>which would negate the requirement that the demo communicate with your machine. Then
>it
>becomes a problem of populating the database with data. If its a lot
On Mon, 12 Aug 2002 18:44:57 -0400, you wrote:
>Don't understand why you need the JBoss server A. Why not just communicate
>directly to B?
You're right, actually the server A is not really necessary.
>
>Anyways. You could write a JRMPInvoker that simply forwards requests to
>Server B. You ma
On Tue, 13 Aug 2002 00:39:55 +0200, you wrote:
>>Does it make sense (from a technical point of view) ?
>
>So far, you don't include a evolution security mechanism, it make no sense
>on a business point of view.
I did not mention it, but, if I ever implement this, I will surely
make some sort of
So, post your lookup code so we can see what is wrong.
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>
>
> I can also sp
Greg,
AFAIK (and this is not my area) that is all you need to do. Thomas Peuss
wrote this stuff and he is away at the moment.
With Jetty, you only need the jetty-web.xml, if you want to use a
non-default config. I think the Tomcat integration only has the one
config. You may be able to tailor
I can also specify it through code right ? that's what I'm doing now.
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Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002 11:26 AM
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] Receive timed out
you need to set correctly your jndi settings
Hello all,
I've just tested my application in two JBoss 2.4.4 configurations:
1) with both (web and EJB) modules embedded Tomcat 4.0.1
2) and with .war part deployed into standalone (run out-of-process) Tomcat
4.0.1 taken from the same JBoss package.
The results of measuring avg. responce time
Ah, that's easy. Just add a step in your ant build script to copy the generated Jar/Ear/War files to your deploy directory.
If you are compiling on one machine and running JBoss on another, you should probably copy the files to a directory on the deploy machine, and then move them to the deploy di
On Tue, 2002-08-13 at 00:44, Bill Burke wrote:
> Don't understand why you need the JBoss server A. Why not just communicate
> directly to B?
>
> Anyways. You could write a JRMPInvoker that simply forwards requests to
> Server B. You may have to worry about firewalls and such too.
>
> Let us k
Thank you Saroj and Dain Sundstrom for his
contribution under "Re: [JBossCMP] CMP 2.x 1-to-n in
JBoss 2.x alpha" . Following the search in the
archives I understand the use of the jbosscmp-jdbc
file.
Previously, I had changed the jndi-name in
postgres-service.xml to 'DefaultDS'.
My application is
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