onsdagen den 5 februari 2003 kl 19.40 skrev Hanson, Matthew:
that's why i was hoping to get it straight from the beginning, you know?
Have You looked into hsqldbr(eplikated) ... ? ...
http://www.javagroups.com/javagroupsnew/docs/hsqldbr.html
and all other things hypersonic here :
http://sourc
I'm going to try following the tips from Bella Ban posted earlier.
Tomorrow I'll let everyone know.
I am just wondering on thing... : Is there so few people using clustering
that I'm the only one facing this issue?
No, I have been using Linux @ home forever (first Mandrake, the SuSE).
Never had
Short of removing it, not currently.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
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>> > Anyone has a clue on what I could do to debug this?
>> >
>> > I'm using RedHat8 + Kernel 2.4.20, j2sdk 1.4.1_01, JBoss 3.0.6
>
> Most likely this is not the case, but is multicasting supported by your
> kernels? Do you need router and is multicast routing supported by your
> router? As far as
I just read the JBoss mailing list but thanks
anyway.
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> > Anyone has a clue on what I could do to debug this?
> >
> > I'm using RedHat8 + Kernel 2.4.20, j2sdk 1.4.1_01, JBoss 3.0.6
Most likely this is not the case, but is multicasting supported by your
kernels? Do you need router and is multicast routing supported by your
router? As far as I remember
hi - if i copy the db property/data files to
$JBOSS_HOME\server\default\db\hypersonic and use the original
hsqldb-service.xml file, then the client runs just fine... i can keep this
for now and continue writing the beans, but i had hoped to keep jboss and
the db server very separate, probably on d
I suggest you plat around with the bind_addr parameter a bit. This is in
cluster-service.xml and is documented in the clustering doco. Also, try
enabling full JavaGroups tracing: you'll see what interface the mcast
are sent out and whether the members find each other. See the SF doco
for JavaGr
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I am using the jboss.net xdoclet module and I think those s are
generated from the module.
I basically copy-n-paste the doclet tags from samples/Hello and created my
own HelloBean.
As long as it is benign it's ok with me. It would be nice to fix the warning
though.
cheers,
-joe
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I am assuming EJB provider because I have an EJB and are trying to expose
the interface through JBoss.net (using .wsr and xdoclet generated
descriptor)
I noticed the admin url works in this case.
http://[hostname]/jboss-net/services/Administration?wsdl
I was trying to find out the difference but
am using jboss.net xdoclet module to generate descriptors. I found that it
does not like view="both". (view="local" works).
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>> I can't run the "Draw" demo I connect to those servers via ssh
>> terminal, not X.
>
> you say that you *cannot" run the Draw demo? Then do not even think
> about using JBoss clustering: try running the demo first. Are you sure
> you don't have a firewall running on your box (installed by defaul
onsdagen den 5 februari 2003 kl 15.20 skrev Hanson, Matthew:
I'm running jboss-3.0.4_tomcat-4.1.12 and HSQLDB 1.7.1.b (i.e.,
not the jboss-supplied ver) on Win NT4.0.
What happens if You run Your bean in a fresh 3.2 install ?
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This SF.
thanks Gary,
that's very helpful indeed
:-)
Brian
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Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 8:03
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Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Sending and
receiving Emails
I missed out on the original messages, so I may be
I'm having problems getting my JBoss cluster to work and it seems that the
nodes simply do not see the multicast messages..
I've runned the McastSenderTest/McastReceiverTest sucessfully on the 2
machines I have in the cluster.
As JBoss logs the following message:
[HANamingService$AutomaticDiscover
I'm having problems getting my JBoss cluster to work and it seems that the
nodes simply do not see the multicast messages..
I've runned the McastSenderTest/McastReceiverTest sucessfully on the 2
machines I have in the cluster.
As JBoss logs the following message:
[HANamingService$AutomaticDiscover
> I'm still having the same problem I had before, the cluster nodes do not
> see each other.
> I've checked IP Multicast by running the McastReceiverTest and
> McastSenderTest as described in javagroups documentation.
> I can't run the "Draw" demo I connect to those servers via ssh terminal,
> not
I'm still having the same problem I had before, the cluster nodes do not
see each other.
I've checked IP Multicast by running the McastReceiverTest and
McastSenderTest as described in javagroups documentation.
I can't run the "Draw" demo I connect to those servers via ssh terminal,
not X.
Once aga
Sacha Labourey :
> Are you using a transaction for your home.create call?
I'm using CMT, and yes ... As the transaction covers ejbCreate() and
ejbPostCreate() my DB is still ok.
In fact, after playing with that I noticed that the create method throws a
EJBException
instead a CreateException in t
OK - I had some deployment config problems with my beaner before, accounting
for the "not bound" error. Still, I can't seem to get a session bean to
connect with my entity bean. Here is the exception text:
java.rmi.ServerException: RemoteException occurred in server thread; nested
exception is:
Hi,
from where do you call the EntityBean? From a servlet or from
a session bean? If from a servlet, then try to migrate the call
to a slsb as facade and try again.
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Are
you using a transaction for your home.create call?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]Objet : [JBoss-user] Bug when
setting a CMR in ejbPo
Hi all,
I'm using JBoss 3.2 RC1 / MySQL 4.0.9 and I found a bug in the CMP engine.
When you want to set a CMR field during an EJB's creation, you have to do it during ejbPostCreate().
The problem is that if an SQLException is thrown in this ejbPostCreate() while setting a CMR field, no CreateExc
Thanks for your reply. I'll do it today.
In the meanwhile I've tried with a older version (3.0.5RC2) and I've got
the same behaviour... altought I had it working before (back in December).
I did had one change in my network: I now use DHCP to get my machine
addresses, when before I had it with fixe
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 19:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Dear JBOSS Experts,
> are there any experiences if there is a better performance of JBOSS
> ejb apps running an Java engine 1.4.1 than on Java 1.3.1
In my experience, everything runs faster on 141.
-k.
> Thanks in Advance
--
If you don'
Dear JBOSS Experts,
are there any experiences if there is
a better performance of JBOSS ejb apps running an Java engine 1.4.1 than
on Java 1.3.1
Thanks in Advance
Sorry for mixing up two posts :-(
Dear JBOSS User/Experts,
are there any experiences how the performance
changes if a ejb application is running on JBOSS 2.4.x or on JRE 3.0.x
(unmodified, no usage of new local interfaces etc.)
Thanks in advance for quick answers!
Dirk
Dear JBOSS User/Experts,
are there any experiences how the performance
changes if a ejb application is running on JRE1.4 versus 1.3 (unmodified,
no usage of new local interfaces etc.)
Thanks in advance for quick answers!
Dirk
What kind of service, i.e. which provider (javaprovider, ejbprovider,
jmxprovider, etc.) do you use?
Looks like there is a constant namespace used that is no more registered in
the wsdl-engine per-default ...
CGJ
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Gesen
I guess your web-service.xml has a wrong entry for the jndiname of your
bean. (Maybe that has to do with
the ejb-ref thingy from your other question?).
I recommend using the jboss.net xdoclet-module which does all that handling
for you.
CGJ
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Von: Joe Hung [mailto
The web-service.xml of jboss.net is a tiny extension to the axis wsdd that
additionally allows to
- deploy references to external web services
- include some extended options into the service tags
We once had the idea that web-service.xml should be designed quite along
web-applica
No, there are no firewalls between the computers I've used for
experimenting; I've checked all, and as expected, there's no iptables
running (no iptables module in kernel, etc.)
Muntean Horia wrote:
Stefan Puiu wrote:
Hey, I also get this weird exception when somebody tries to send me a
mess
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