Peter,
I have just posted a response to this in the HTTP/Web forum.
We think we have a fix.
You will need Jetty-4.1.0RC7 - hopefully out today.
We would appreciate your confirmation that this fixes the problem.
Jules
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I just switched from using Tomcat to Jetty with
Hi all,
I am trying to port my application from Jboss 2.4.4+ Catalina+ MVCSoft
Persisnstence Manaager to Jboss 3.02. The following problem happens with
default(Jetty) web container as well as when using Tomcat 4.03( from
instructions in forums)
The problem is that I can only partially
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Ok, after a few more found errorsand fixes,
still not able to deploy this mbean. Can anyone look this over to see where I'm
going wrong? I have it packaged as a normal class file in my apps ejb.jar which
is in the *.ear and the service file is below.
Any help much appreciated.
19:14:04,140
Is the .ear already deployed when you deploy this *-service.xml file?
Is this the complete log at debug level?
I think the mbean waits for its class dependency only works in jboss 4.
david jencks
On 2002.09.21 18:55:16 -0400 G.L. Grobe wrote:
Ok, after a few more found errors and fixes, still
Is this a requirement? Or should it work as included in my *.ear?
Why not try and package the xml file, the Scheduler.class and
SchedulerMBean.class, into a *.sar file ?
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What I did to replace an rmi server for now is have session beans access a
singleton. It seems the safest way to set up a service right now and still
be somewhat portable...
Isn't accessing threading facilities a no no in session beans? If you
have a deamon like service then I assume that
You don't have to package your classes + mbean dd (*-service.xml file) in a
sar, but it makes sure the classes are available before the mbean is
created. Otherwise you have to use jboss 4 or arrange that the classes are
available when the *-service.xml file is processed. What happens if you
a jca adapter for your file based content store should be fine. jca really
deals with expensive connections that involve transactions and security. If
none of these apply you may be able to get away with something simpler such
as an mbean.
david jencks
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