Once I've used a JNDI impl over file system.
that works and it is simple.
--- Dmitri Colebatch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : >
Why not have a environment parameter that contains
> the directory from which
> to load the file? That way you could put the file
> whereever it suits,
> without having
I've not yet used this myself, but have you looked at the read-ahead feature
of jbosscmp? The CMP (for very little pay) docs cover this, and I would
think that it would improve the performance of your chosen design.
Of course you may already be doing this as you didn't post your
jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
Why not have a environment parameter that contains the directory from which
to load the file? That way you could put the file whereever it suits,
without having to put it in JBoss's classpath.
cheers
dim
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From: "Rodrigo Chandía" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECT
You might want to read up on firebird mga and why this can give you a more
consistent view of your data than lock-based databases.
With repeatable read isolation, after you start a transaction, you will
always see the data that was in your db when the transaction started, no
matter what other tran
Hello!
Can you please clarify a little more, please? Why does this happens
with Firebird? The sequences is just an example. I could have this
problem on any
other situation.
I can't understand why does the second Tx waits for the first Tx
to finish, and on firebird it gets the wrong v
How should I use the template when developing a package with EJB's and
MBeans together.
Should I build all the classes for MBeans and EJB's under
src/main/ in org..yyy etc?
Or should I make subtree:
src/main/ejb and org..yyy for all ejb's and
src/main/jmx and org..yyy for all mbeans
a
Hi Emerson.
I was hoping to have heard an answer before now
Right now, we are readily running a tad over 500users/box before bugs in the Application (which we have fixed since the last test), and Sun Classloader issues, started cropping up and taking things down.
The boxes were single AMD At
