Seems like I'm not the only one facing this problem. Dependent classes in a
separate JAR will work well for the application in a EAR file but we don't
use EAR files for development as the development-package-deploy-test cycle
will take too long.
Like you I am looking for a definitive answer to ho
An exploded ear can be redeployed by touching application.xml but the
constituent wars and ejb jars cannot be independently reloaded - seems like
reasonable behavior. Also note that although vanilla beans can hot deploy
you will still get class not found errors because the ejbs load first. That
is
Generally you can redeploy subpackages inside and .ear: this is pretty easy
to do when the .ear is deployed "exploded" (you have a directory named
mystuff.ear, and the contents are inside), and I have also done this by
modifying the contents of the .ear using emacs and redeploying a subpackage
expl
Absolutely, that's what the JMX management console is for. Depending on
which JBoss version you are running, you access the management console in
different ways. For the 2.4.x series, it's at http://yourservername:8082 by
default - you can change the port number. For the 3.x series, it's at
http
Looks like we need to do some more experiments. I am not actually concerned
about hot deployment of EJB-JARs, WARs and EARs as we all know it works.
However I have now come to a sticky situation whereby I need to build least
common denominator strategy for packaging my classes for deploying acros
Is there a way for me to get info from my server on what beans are currently
active/passivated? I could turn on debugging, but it's awfully hard to look
at. I'd like a snapshot (or live view) at an instant in time. I assume
yes, the container is a managed bean and can answer questions? Please s
Guy
Mea culpa!!! You were the only one that caught onto my mixed up
acronym. I of course meant SF(ull)SB, not SLSB. No one else
seemed to catch this. Don't worry, you're probably working
your servers hard enough.
Regards
Eric
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I have an unpackaged war where the JSP pages find
beans but the beans they delegate to cannot locate jars within the WEB-INF/lib
or WEB-INF/classes directory. Place it in an ear (directory with a dot ear
extension for example) and there is no problem. Placing the jars in the
deploy directory
I think you can deploy an uncompressed ear as a directory. Then you can just
deploy the constituent jar/war files into that directory. So you can hot
deploy the individual jars/wars, rather than the whole ear.
nb: I haven't tried this myself, but the jboss-net sar is uncompressed in
jboss-head and
JD Brennan wrote:
I'm curious if anyone is running JBoss on the
Tandem platform? A friend of mine works for
a company and they are waiting for WebLogic to
support Tandem. If there's a JDK I can't think
of any reason why JBoss wouldn't work.
Tx,
JD
Hi,
we are using JBoss to access Tandem vi
Hi. I have an web application (a .war) that I can deploy in "default" configuration
under JBoss's CVS.
(This application will eventually get deployed as clustered.)
BEFORE I do any changes to the .war, I tryed to deploy it in "all" configuration.
The result is that sometimes it throws exception
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