Thanks Jason.
I will try that.
-Saroj
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HANGS!
Saroj,
Hi,
I was playing with a simple servlet + xdoclet.
At first Iused a wrong web.xml with a wrong tag servlet-mapping (i.e. I
mispelled xdoclet servlet-mapping directive).
Obviously my servlet didn't work.
Then I corrected the bug and tryed again but it didn't work. At first
server replied that se
just set the datasource in your jaws.xml and jboss.xml as appropriate, to
point to different databases (which you will also need to configure).
I assume that atm you have jboss set up with one datasource. What you will
need to to is create additional datasources (in jboss.jcml) and on each
diffe
Hello everyone,
I got a J2EE application, I want to deploy to JBoss-2.4.3_Jetty-3.1.3-1, I
want multiple instances of same application, each instance point to a
different database which is the same structure, but different content? How
can I achieve it? I do not want to run multiple copy of run.b
Title: AntHill vs Cactus
My
apologies! I meant the difference between AntHill and CruiseControl and which is
better among the two
Thanks
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Title: AntHill vs Cactus
Hi,
Is anyone using AntHill or Cactus with the JBoss environment. If yes can u tell me which one is better??
I would also appreciate if anyone can recommend any other build manager, other than AntHill or Cactus.
TIA
DUshy
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Hi All,
I've been reading through many of the posts related to setting up
login-config.xml to provide the username and password for data
sources. I can envision a way to put an added level of security for
the database username and password instead of using the
ConfiguredIdentityLoginModule an
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I'm not thinking of pure ejb per se, but maybe I have a session bean that
wants to do a long query and at the same time be scraping data from another
external source. No reason to do io bound operations in sequence.
Another really is making a service, such as a kind of data source etc,
natural fo
> -Original Message-
> From: Marius Kotsbak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] JBoss migration
>
>
> Pete Beck wrote:
>
> >Dear JBoss users,
> >One of the challenges I have found with JBoss is migrating to new
> >versions.
> >
> I agree. At least, we should get a lis
Nevermind
Something not right at layer 2 on the switches. Setup layer 3 for it
and it works fine
Time to smack Cisco around some
-=Brian
On Sun, 2002-09-22 at 11:01, Brian Towles wrote:
> Howdy all
>
> I seem to be having an issue getting two jboss instances to cluster.
>
> I have the p
I'd like to see a concrete example where you need several threads to be
working within the same transaction concurrently. Thinking about it it
seems to me that it might work ok if each thread only talked to one
resource manager (db) but that there would be no way to expect reproducible
results if
I agree with those reasons I suppose. If the need of safely doing multi
threads within one ejb call were realized, the spec could accomodate them
(if the consituents you mention are worrying about multi thread issues, an
api to give concrete hints toward the state would actually help).
Anyway, al
Howdy all
I seem to be having an issue getting two jboss instances to cluster.
I have the pay docs and have found my way around the missing stuff =)
Clustering is coming up on each instance and both instances think they
are the only one in the group.
I have used the javagroups test program
Another reason might be that transaction and security contexts may not be
propagated to the child threads. Also, the jca 1.5 spec goes to some pains
to prevent 2 threads that import the same transaction from running at once:
in general the effects of running several threads within one transaction
I think a session bean doing threads is not encouraged, but accessing
something else that happens to be threaded could be ok. In my testing it is
ok in jboss right now anyway, I do spawn off threads for multiple requests.
I really don't understand the restriction anyway. So long as your response
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