Hello,
I use JBoss 3.x with Jetty. I deployed an EAR containing also the WAR. The WAR
contains an application client which is distributed using WebStart.
When I restart JBoss, it seems that the files on the server have changed and are
downloaded again but I did not deploy any new files or c
did you try just deploying the datasource configuration? I believe that
when you request the first connection it will create a Driver instance.
If that doesn't work for some reason, you will have to wriate a small mbean
implementing a
void start() throws Exception
method in which you instantiat
Joe,
As others on this list have mentioned, both custom serializers as well as
the bean serializers work very well in the
Axis architecture (where each serializer is responsible to contribute the
correct schema description for its associated type to the overall WSDL).
I have noticed a few minor
Hi,
I'm doing a throughput testing with a Stateless SB
method (w/ CMP 2.0 EB) querying a simple 25 rows
resultset. Using JUnitPerf, I set the number of
concurrent users to 20 and JBoss errors out between
the 15-20th concurrent access. I'm wondering about
where the possible bottlenecks are so I c
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Deployment of MBean under JBOSS 3
Hi David,
I tried this and its worked.
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Peter
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Thanks for your patience.
Every relation-role exists and seem ok in my eyes (xml below).
Since this looks ok i suspect my code. The Tripstatus does not have any xdoclet tag to
trip, since trips relation to tripstatus is
unidirectional. Trip still contains this on the getTripStatus() method:
*
Thanx for the reply – but since it
seems that rc.local executes the starting of Jboss before bashrc this does not
help. I guess we’ll have to run bashrc from the startup script…
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Sorry for my ignorance. Doesn't it mean the java:/DefaultDS point to
PostgreSQL 7.2 ? Can I keep Hypersonic SQL as default in JBoss server and
choose pgsql in the client application?Thanks.
java:/DefaultDS
PostgreSQL 7.2
Derek
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From: Dan Christopherson [mai
Just noticed that he was already active and saved me some cvs headaches ;-)
Thanks Scott,
CGJ
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Betreff: RE: [JBoss-user] Fastest (and stable)
Hi all
I have an WAR Archive containing some (Class-Files of) MBeans.
These MBeans should make some parts of the WebApp available over the JMX Agent.
How can I deploy these MBeans "inside" my Web-App?
I tried to build an SAR File which contains the WAR File and inside META-INF Directory
the jbos
Title: Remote deployment of SARS/JARS/WARS
Hi,
Is there a service, which I can access from jmx-console, in which I can deploy from a remote server, automatically download the archive and install it on the JBOSS server?
Is this approach possible? Or do I have to develop a deployment servi
The package you want to deploy has to be available as an http: url.
Go do the MainDeployer page, find the "deploy" operation button, fill in
the url, and press the button.
For a more automated approach, you can call the MainDeployer mbean using
the ant jmx task that comes with jboss.
For a lar
Absolutely. The current deployer works off a list of URLs. Its initially
configured with one URL, a file type URL pointing to the deploy directory.
You have two options. Go into jmx console and add a URL to the list in
the URLDeploymentScanner, - but that method does not persist what you ch
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Remote deployment of SARS/JARS/WARS
Thanks David,
The MainDeployer starts up and loads the class, but I guess its class loading over HTTP.
Is there a way to deploy and save this deployed service in to the JBOSS installation?
If it was saved locally then when JBOSS w
Jon,
I don't see any mistake here. You can mail me a testcase and I'll try
to figure it out.
alex
Thursday, December 19, 2002, 12:42:18 PM, you wrote:
JF> Thanks for your patience.
JF> Every relation-role exists and seem ok in my eyes (xml below).
JF> Since this looks ok i suspect my code. The
Hello!
I was wondering if someone can provide an insight into
what is the best way of auditing oracle (8i/9i)
database updates/inserts from within jboss when using
CMP beans and conteiner managed transactions.
Please follow this scenario:
- one jboss transaction updates 3 entity beans
- each of
Hello!
I was wondering if someone can provide an insight into
what is the best way of auditing oracle (8i/9i)
database updates/inserts from within jboss when using
CMP beans and conteiner managed transactions.
Please follow this scenario:
- one jboss transaction updates 3 entity beans
- each of
How about directly modeling your audit tables with cmp2?
On 2002.12.19 13:31:33 -0500 Miso Pach wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I was wondering if someone can provide an insight into
> what is the best way of auditing oracle (8i/9i)
> database updates/inserts from within jboss when using
> CMP beans and con
Hi folks,
as you will notice, i'm a newbie to JBoss. My doubt is about how to
access an EJB remotely.
The first thing i did was trying to access the EJB from a local client
application. So far, so good. The client ran smoothly and i thought that
was pretty much all there was to it. Nevertheless,
Weber
I suspect it is because your jndi.properties url variable is missing the
port of the server on gauss,
most likely 1099, as in
java.naming.provider.url=gauss:1099
Regards
Eric
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Oliveira
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Weber,
You need to use the GLOBAL jndi name for your bean from remote clients.
JBoss has yet to support remote clients using the env/ejb context.
Change your xdoclet ejb.bean tag to have both jndi-name and
local-jndi-name attributes (and view-type="both"). Use the
local-jndi-name when code ru
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002 15:28:53 -0600, "Callies, Peter"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
||| Plus you'll need the JDK, not just the JRE.
Exactly. If you are on a Windows box and don't set JAVA_HOME to explicity
point to your JDK directory, you'll be using java.exe from \Winnt\System32,
which is a JRE vers
Hello All,
I am looking for an informix-xa-service.xml or informix-xa-ds.xml for JBoss
3.2.0
Thanks to send in a copy.
Best Regards
MS
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It's been in cvs since july and should be in docs/examples/jca with the
rest of the samples
david jencks
On 2002.12.19 17:45:23 -0500 "Sasidharan, Manoj" wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am looking for an informix-xa-service.xml or informix-xa-ds.xml for
> JBoss
> 3.2.0
>
> Thanks to send in a copy.
>
On 2002.12.19 12:31:18 -0500 "FLYNN, Peter -Syntegra UK" wrote:
> Thanks David,
>
> The MainDeployer starts up and loads the class, but I guess its class
> loading over HTTP.
Actually it makes a local copy of packages in the jboss tmp directory. You
can see them there.
>
> Is there a way to dep
Hello jboss-user,
using jboss-3.0.4 I found that the order of methods on the EJBDeployer page e.g.
http://127.0.0.1:8080/jmx-console/HtmlAdaptor?action=inspectMBean&name=jboss.ejb%3Aservice%3DEJBDeployer
is different in different environment (being deployed on different
servers).
It is very incon
Hi,
I'll be referring to this thread, http://www.jboss.org/forums/thread.jsp?forum=46&thread=20513&message=3741392&q=cmp+inheritance#3741392
I have two beans, UserBean and
CompanyContactBean. I want my CompanyContactBean to inherit UserBean, but
this doesn't seem to be an easy task. Has
On 2002.12.19 19:32:29 -0500 Mikhail Akopov wrote:
> Hello jboss-user,
>
> using jboss-3.0.4 I found that the order of methods on the EJBDeployer
> page e.g.
>
>http://127.0.0.1:8080/jmx-console/HtmlAdaptor?action=inspectMBean&name=jboss.ejb%3Aservice%3DEJBDeployer
> is different in different env
Hello David,
Friday, December 20, 2002, 3:43:06 AM, you wrote:
> I have no idea, but you might try using the jboss ant jmx task to directly
> call the mbean operation in question rather than relying on the somewhat
> extraneous servlet picture of it.
thanks. It's a good idea and I have only to won
Mike,
We created a wrapper around the start/stop scripts, which
is called from our init.d script. In the wrapper, we set instance-local stuff
like JAVA_HOME, JBOSS_HOME, JAVA_OPTS (memory, tmp dir, etc) and other stuff.
That way there is no specific stuff in init.d or customizations made to
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