About the Url, I use it to hit the servlet with the requested URL, then to
call the necessary methods from JavaMail lib.
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niket
Hello All,I
made war and jar files in a combined ear file and deployed that ear filein
deploy folder(JBoss-2.4.7_Tomcat-4.0.4).I have some scenario where some of
the images are made dynamically. so Howcan I integrate that new generated
images with ear file so that server canunderstand that
Hello All,
I made war and jar files in a combined ear file and deployed that ear file
in deploy folder(JBoss-2.4.7_Tomcat-4.0.4).
I have some scenario where some of the images are made dynamically. so How
can I integrate that new generated images with ear file so that server can
understand that
niket
Hello Jonathan,
Tuesday, December 31, 2002, 4:01:53 PM, you wrote:
JOCxd Alex,
JOCxd Let me repeat what I think happens during entity bean creation:
JOCxd In ejbCreate we set all primary key fields.
JOCxd In ejbPostCreate we can set up any CMR fields.
Yes
JOCxd Any CMR fields set in ejbCreate
Hi,
I use
JBOSS-Jetty andI have done this by having an ear file for the packaged web
application(s) and another web application deployed as a 'exploded' war. This
second web aplication is there purely to manage additions and deletions of
images, it hasjust oneservlet to manage these
Hello Krishnakumar,
Thanks for replying back..
I need more help regarding the same.
I am using Cocoon with Tomcat and integrated with
JBoss. I think the same concept should be applied here also as you have done it
for JBoss-Jetty.
May be I need more clarification regarding ur
mail.
I have
torsdagen den 2 januari 2003 kl 11.44 skrev Niket Anand:
I made war and jar files in a combined ear file and deployed that ear
file
in deploy folder(JBoss-2.4.7_Tomcat-4.0.4).
I have some scenario where some of the images are made dynamically.
at run time ? or at package time ?
so How
can I
I have been perofmring some tests on the Commit Option
D. As I understand the docs, the comtainer will
periodically refresh the bean state from the database,
the frequency of that process being defined by the
default (30 seconds) or the optiond-refresh-rate
element.
However, I have observed that
Title: Remote Shutdown of JBoss Server
Hi,
I've noticed that the scripts allow you to specify another server as a parameter and shut it down.
Is there a way to stop anyone remotely shutting down the JBOSS server when they use the shutdown.bat command file?
Regards,
Peter
I have be looking through the posts and have not found much so
I wanted to ask the question myself. My configuration is JDK1.4.1_01,
Oracle 8.1.7, JBoss 3.0.4, Oracle TopLink 9.0.3 and I am using BMP for
my EJBs. I am trying to configure TopLink with External JTS so the
TopLink can
Your post leaves, for me, more questions unanswered than answered. I don't
have toplink nor oracle and probably can't get them...
I don't recommend using xa on jboss 3.0.x. The support in 3.2 works
better. There are various settings you have to make to make Oracle xa
work with jboss: most or
I believe that the class that does the shutdown actually connects to the
jmx-console. If this is true, all you need to do is password protect the
jmx-console. This would break the shutdown script. But I prefer to kill the
process anyways (And have updated my scripts to do so).
-James
On
Hi
I have received the following exception:
java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException
at $Proxy2.getAddresses(Unknown Source)
at dk.dubbekarl.test.PersonTest.main(PersonTest.java:55)
Caused by: java.io.NotSerializableException:
Title: Remote Shutdown of JBoss Server
One way would be to turn off the jmx-console by
deleting the jmx-console.war
in the deploy
directory.
JD
-Original Message-From: FLYNN, Peter -Syntegra UK
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9:08 AMTo: Jboss-User
less drastically you could not deploy the shutdown mbean. I think most
versions of jboss 3+ do not use jmx-console to shutdown remotely, instead
communicating directly with the jmx server and using the shutdown mbean.
david jencks
On 2003.01.02 13:19:59 -0500 JD Brennan wrote:
One way would be
Title: Remote Shutdown of JBoss Server
You
can turn on security in the jmx-console.war. Look at the files in WEB-INF for
details.
-Fred
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BrennanSent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 1:20 PMTo:
Hello Mike,
Here are a few things I would check:
a. Check if the XA datasource is getting created successfully (XATestDS)
Note: Just deploying the oracle-xa-service.xml or oracle-xa-ds.xml will not
be enough. Try writing a small j2ee app (a Entity Bean that uses this
datasource) and deploy it.
Hi!
CMR do not work from regular (non-local) remote. You have to use local
remote to access cmrs.
I hope this helps.
-Asif
From: Jan Normann Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Jboss-user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JBoss-user] java.io.NotSerializableException on CMR
Hi!
CMR do not work from regular (non-local) remote. You have to use local
remote to access cmrs.
I hope this helps.
-Asif
From: Jan Normann Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Jboss-user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JBoss-user] java.io.NotSerializableException on CMR
JBoss 3.0.4 on JDK 1.3.1
I have an MDB that is limited to a pool size of 2 beans. This is what I
put in my jboss.xml:
container-configuration extends=Standard Message Driven Bean
container-nameOutgoingQueueHandlerConfiguration/container-name
container-pool-conf
I have an entity bean deployed with:
entity
ejb-namePerson/ejb-name
local-jndi-nameejb/Person/local-jndi-name
/entity
When trying to look up a local home interface of the bean on Jboss 3.0.4 by
this call:
new InitialContext().lookup(ejb/Person)
I get the following
This is a lookup of a local interface from an external client. Local interfaces may
only be used by components inside of the JBoss server using call by reference
semantics.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
- Original
Every Entity Bean has a MBean method called flushCache. You could access
this MBean from your MDB and invoke the method.
Bill Burke
Chief Architect
JBoss Group, LLC
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Rodrigo Chandía wrote:
Hi Everyone:
Can Servlets be used to handle protocols other than HTTP?
I have to handle a protocol other than HTTP in a request/response fashion so
I thought servlets would be a nice way to do it. I guess that an application
server can handle connections, threads and
-Original Message-
From: Rodrigo Chandía [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 7:02 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JBoss-user] Non-HTTP Servlets?
Hi Everyone:
Can Servlets be used to handle protocols other than HTTP?
Yes, this is quite standard.
Does anyone know how to get get
BLOBs working in Oracle? I need to store some larger pdfs in the db and some of
the bytes in the file are causing a causing a problem when stored as a varchar
or CLOBs.
I'm using Oracle9i and
JBoss3.0.4. I have a CMP field of type Object.
I have setup my
Yes, this is quite standard. Use GenericServlet as your base class.
That's cool.. You or anyone else remember if there is a deployment
descriptor to indicate the port to bind to? Its been a looong time since
I've looked at anything but HTTPServlets, but this thread sparked my
interest once
Never mind, I answered my own question: just config the servlet
container.. I keep thinking you could describe the port and allow the
container to listen and manage connections on that port for the specific
servlet. Either I'm dreaming, or that was the old way of doing it way
back with v1.0 of the
An updated excerpt on the class loading architecture from the 3.0.5RC1 version of
the JBoss Administration and Development book has been made available on
SourceForge here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jboss/ClassLoading.pdf?download
It contains a discussion of the Java type system and how
Hi Everyone:
Can Servlets be used to handle protocols other than HTTP?
I have to handle a protocol other than HTTP in a request/response fashion so
I thought servlets would be a nice way to do it. I guess that an application
server can handle connections, threads and such much better than some
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