Hi,
I have a typical 3tier configuration with 2 firewalls between tiers. I need to control what ports I need to have open to support connections between Web tier ( Tomcat ) and App Tier ( Jboss ).
I can control JNDI (1099) and RMI but it looks like jboss is communicating on bunch of other port
yup, that fixed it. thank you very much for your help.
i had previously noticed the jndi fix and _thought_ i had deleted mine,
it must have snuck back in some how.
sorry for wasting your time.
cheers, Oliver.
On Sat, 2002-12-07 at 13:44, Scott M Stark wrote:
> It has been stated several ti
It has been stated several times that a common source of this problem is to include
a jndi.properties file in the deployment archive. You have this problem:
bugs 1048>jar -tf exploded.zip | grep jndi.prop
opg.ear/opg-ejbeans.jar/jndi.properties
bugs 1049>cat opg.ear/opg-ejbeans.jar/jndi.properties
> I have a much reported problem but I'm unable to find the solution.
>
> The problem: I have to reboot the server after each EJB change, if I
> don't by webapp throws ClassCastExceptions when accessing my EJBs.
>
> A description is below, the problem happens on every project I've
> tried incl
torsdagen den 5 december 2002 kl 14.00 skrev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Any Ideas?
- try
code change:
Start the hsqldb thread with a high priority ? and after startup fall
back to normal.
Config change:
Use Persistent == false and se if the problem disappears.
Did You try ? Please do report back at
Thanks Scott and Dave, my original question must've posted at an off
time. I appreciate the brevity and clarity
of your responses.
Will
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You are relying on the deprecated invoker servlet to map anonymous servlets to the
/servlet/* URL namespace. The mapping for the invoker servlet is commented
out in the tomcat-4.1.x/conf/web.xml, so the
Click here to execute the Servlet
fails. Fix your web.xml to provide the servlet and servlet
Your problem is that you didn't define nor map your servlet in your
web.xml file. The fact that other web containers let you get away with
that is "extra" and not per spec.
I got your example web app working by changing 2 files:
web.xml:
PUBLIC "-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Web Appli
thanks for the post, i wasn't able to find any examples in the 1.1.2
documentation, but the 1.2 docs have one setting up ejb-ref tags for the
jboss-web.xml. i was looking for specifig @jboss-web tags, but the @jboss
tags work just fine.
-Original Message-
From: Han Ming Ong [mailto:[EMAIL
Ryan, try this and see if it works for XDoclet 1.1.2 as well?
http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/1.2beta/tags/jboss-tags.html
On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 07:46 AM, Sonnek, Ryan wrote:
are there any xdoclet tags for creating the jboss-web.xml information?
i'm
trying to link my local ejbs but
JBoss Elite!
I have tried any number of ways to get the JBoss-3.0.4/Tomcat
4.1.12-LE-jdk14 Integrated bundle to serve up a simple jsp/servlet web
application. Each of the approaches has been unsuccessful. The deployed
JSP works, but the called servlet does not. I have successfully taken
the exam
Title: Deploy login-config.xml from .EAR
Redeployment updates the login config, but this
does not flush the current security
domain authentication cache. They are two different
services. You need to flush
the auth cache programatically or through the JMX
console if you want to see
new login c
are there any xdoclet tags for creating the jboss-web.xml information? i'm
trying to link my local ejbs but it's not currently working without setting
up jboss-web.xml.
currently using xdoclet 1.1.2, here are my docs.
/**
* @web:ejb-local-ref
* name="ejb/bcs/jobSetupManagerLocal"
* type="
I ran into the same issue. I had checked out jboss-all. Perhaps someone
could update the CVS instruction page on the web site.
Peter Callies
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Scott,
Worked like a charm. Thanks muchly.
Others:
For the tomcat bundle, the attribute goes in this file:
/opt/jboss/server/default/deploy/tomcat41-service.xml
here:
name="jboss.web:service=EmbeddedCatalina41">
...
false
...
I don't know where to do it for Jetty. I tried putting it in
Joao,
Because IP_LIB fronts the actual servers, it is correct behavior that
request.getServerName() returns IP_LIB. This way, you can use the
request to build URLs to forward with that the client will actually be
able to access.
Now, if you want to know the *actual* server the app is running
I think this is server specific, and not java standart so.. forgive me if
I'm wrong:
I would like to report the server name in my servle output, something like
"request receive by 'server1'"
I tried to use the "request.getServerName()" but this reports the name of
the server asked in the request.
Hi all,
are there any experiences if there is
a performance difference of an appl. running on jboss 2.4.x versus 3.2
?
Thanks for any answer
Viele Gruesse
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Dirk Osterkamp
Agrenon GmbH , a Subsidiary of Lynx Consulting AG
Johanniskirchplatz 6, D-33615 Bielefeld, Germany
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Hi Will,
Why don't you re-post the question.
-Saroj
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Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 7:10 PM
To: Jboss-User
Subject: [JBoss-user] Complicated Issue - may require more experience
Hi all,
Go ba
I answered a question about this earlier, and many times the problem arises
when there is a jndi.properties file present in the deployed file, which
causes problems in redeployments, but not in "first" deployments (for example
when starting jboss with the file present in the deploy directory).
Title: Deploy login-config.xml from .EAR
Hi,
I already asked this question to this group, but received no answer. So, let's retry ;o)
Is it possible/allowed to deploy a login-config.xml from a .SAR or .EAR file, instead of modifying the global JBoss login-config.xml?
I tried something si
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