Well, I got the AdminDevel 3.0.1 docs and they look
to be great for other problems I run into, but there's nothing more in there on the Scheduling services than
what's in the on-line docs ... unless there's supposed to be more info included
in the 4 places where I saw the msg ...
ERROR! RE
> JBoss provides a scheduler as an MBean. The full details about how to
> use it are in the for pay JBoss Admin Guide for 3.0. Its only about $10,
> so its a steal at that price. Do get it.
> jmx has a timer service, and jboss has a more sophisticated scheduler
> service mbean. Would one of th
changes to entity bean data doesn't have to be written to the database until
the end of the transaction - or until a finder is executed.
so you're not seeing it because its not updated - you then call the finder,
JBoss updates the db, and then you can see it.
cheers
dim
- Original Message
JBoss provides a scheduler as an MBean. The full details about how
to use it are in the for pay JBoss Admin Guide for 3.0. Its only
about $10, so its a steal at that price. Do get it.
"G.L. Grobe" wrote:
Looking
for anyone who has implemented a scheduler of any sort in their J2EE apps? M
jmx has a timer service, and jboss has a more sophisticated scheduler
service mbean. Would one of those work? Can you implement the task
controllers as mbeans also and view the progress through jmx?
david jencks
On 2002.09.02 20:44:18 -0400 G.L. Grobe wrote:
> Looking for anyone who has implemen
Why should the entity bean send its data to the database before the end of
the transaction? It shouldn't, unless the cmp framework can detect that it
might try to reread that changed data. Any time you want to look at the
data in the entity bean, use that entity bean.
Otherwise you need to find
Hi,
I am puzzled by this sequence of events. Any hint??
I am having a session bean which is running under transaction. It calls
a
JAVA Class. This java class makes 1st call to a Session Bean. This
session
bean B invokes method on a Entity Bean. Then it invokes another Session
Bean C which mak
Looking for anyone who has implemented a scheduler
of any sort in their J2EE apps?
My application is layed out on JBoss 3.0.1 as
...
Velocity pages -> Webwork Servlets ->
EJB's
Problem is I'm not sure where to put a scheduler in
this mix. Some jobs are triggered on demand from the user
I've had a quick look at this.
It looks like the session-config tag is parsed and configures the
current session manager with your timeout requirement.
Then the tag is seen and the current (local) session
manager is replaced with the distributable session manager, and your
timeout requiremen
On Mon, 2002-08-05 at 18:51, Scott M Stark wrote:
> With the default JAAS security manager you have to provide the security
> context credentials. There are many ways to do this from writing your own
> interceptor, to using the JBoss internal classes, to writing your own
> security
> manager imple
Ok, thanks to you and Jon, I now understand. I can see the value to such a
persistence mechanism, but I can see issues also. Suppose (I'm making up a
scenario, probably not realistic) you are having problems with an mbean.
Suppose, for example, your database mbean crashes on startup. You copy y
You ought to read about model mbeans;-) You can specify persistence policy
on an attribute by attribute level, so you can specify that the
authentication cache is never saved.
As to why a datasouce mbean should be persisted... the contents of the
associated pool shouldn't be, but we're thinking
7yes, it is becouse xdoclet version i'm using don't take it off. I'll
take it by hand and see if this is the problem...
Jules Gosnell wrote:
> AFAIK, Jetty is compliant.
>
> Is your webapp ? - this would cause it to use my new
> distributable session manager, which may be the problem.
>
> As
> Actually, I think most mbeans would work this way. For example, why
> would a
> database connection pool mbean care to know that it previously
> existed?
> What good would that information do it?
I might change my database connection pool information through a web
interface. In fact, some of
Sounds like your "persistence interceptor" is the same thing as my saveState
and loadState, so I think we are on the same wavelength.
Such as: I've written an authentication MBean that keeps a hashmap of
authenticated users and their permissions. There are timing sensitive
processes looking at t
Me tooo.
No, really. Frederick Brier has already done the integration, but stuck with
some security issues
before being able to commit it. Any additional hints to what changes from
beta2 to beta3 may affect
Jboss.net would be helpful to get this highly requested "feature" into head
(and then
MVCSoft provides EJB-QL extensions (e.g. like param, EJB 2.1 PFD
capabilities, query subsets, ucase and lcase) for JBoss, WebLogic,
Websphere, Orion, OC4J, HPAS, Jonas, and JRun. The same EJB-QL runs
on all these containers with the MVCSoft runtime.
-Dan
On 30 Aug 2002 at 18:47, Emerson Cargn
I have a SessionBean that has a method that calls a find method.
In the logic of this method it iterates through the collection returned from the find
method, and calls remove() on some of the ejbs.
This works fine if only one thread calls the method, but if several threads call the
method at t
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