James, thanks for the reply. How frequently does it test connections in
the dead pool? Does it have a concept of "Geez, I've tried a half dozen
times to reconnect this connection in the last 5 minutes, there must be
something fundamentally wrong with it, let me just get rid of it"? Who
knows, ma
David, I like the idea of only testing when a client calls. Saves
testing all the connections every n minutes when a client may not call
for hours. I foresee the issue of a bunch of dead connections hanging
around in the pool for all those hours, and worse, going through each
one testing for a go
Gabriel Pinto wrote:
How can I know where j_security_check will foward me after login
authentication?
Thanks
Gabriel
If you are using jetty you can get the session attribute
"org.mortbay.jetty.URI"
This will contain the name of the page the user was attempting to access .
eg.
String des
i know a clustering option uses Entity Beans.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jim Crossley
> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 11:35 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [JBoss-user] jbossweb now dependent on ejb?
>
>
> On JBoss 3.0.
The pings happen every x min, configurable, and continues indef. The
purpose is to hopefully catch idle connections that a DB, such as
oracle, has disconnected due to inactivity. It was generally useful if
the pool eventually grows larger than the current need (or the site is
unused for a period of
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] j_secuity_check
David, Gabriel:
Check out the *session* attribute "org.mortbay.jetty.URI". It gets set by FormAuthenticator, just before control is passed to configured login page. Not sure where/if it's unset.
mike
-Original Message-
From: David Ward [ma
Cool. I got this working. The option was actually "unauthenticatedIdentity"
though. Just curious, did you make a typo below? Or did this change for
later versions of JBoss? I happen to be using 3.0.4 and just want to note
that for when I do upgrade if it actually changed.
Thanks again,
ga
log4j does support domains via the org.apache.log4j.spi.RepositorySelector and
org.apache.log4j.spi.LoggerRepository spi interface and these will be the basis
for deployment level configuration of logging.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
I guess we have to disagree that not having a common interface is not a
problem with regard to logging. I can put configuration files for
com.pooper.scooper.Logger outside of the EAR and tell the sysadm to
familiarize himself in the intricacies of configuring that package but it
might not go over t
Gabriel,
Sorry; I didn't know what you initially meant.
Well, I just edited my login page to spit out some debug. I enumerated
over and logged all request headers, request attributes and request
parameters, and the only stuff that was visible in the implicit
request object on the login p
When exactly does the "Ping" happen? I implemented something in jb4 that
pings after taking a connection out of the pool before giving it to an
application. This will be in 3.0 and 3.2 shortly. Is there a good reason
to have the pings timed? We already discard old connections.
david jencks
O
I don't know the cause of the behavior you are seeing, but I would not
depend on it. I would give both .ears loader-repository tags.
david jencks
On 2003.02.14 10:02 Kristian Köhler wrote:
> Hi all
>
> we've got a question regarding the class-loading behaviour in
> JBoss-3.0.6.
>
> The followi
On JBoss 3.0.3, I could add jbossweb.sar to the minimal config by
adding jboss.jar and javax.servlet.jar to the lib directory.
On JBoss 3.0.6, I now must also add jboss-j2ee.jar to avoid a
"java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/ejb/NoSuchEntityException".
I'm curious about what changed to require
The problem is not that there is no common logging interface
(forget about the JDK1.4 logging). Nor is there a common
API for configuration and something like that. This is
not a problem.
The problem is that these configuration files are
logger definition files should not be packaged inside
an ear.
The database driver analogy fails because your JDBC code has a standard API
while logging does not. Putting the database driver in an EAR file (you may
not have a WAR file at all) does seem like overkill in terms of isolation
but it's not entirely without merit. The other issue is that an applicati
I don't think it is that easy. I think you can have only one log4J logger
per JVM. JBoss starts log4j as part of their server logging. What you
suggest is what we were doing when we started getting the conflicts with the
JBOSS configuration of Log4J.
-Original Message-
From: Alexopoulo
I would agree in principle
Unfortunately you cannot guarantee that app servers standardize on a common
logging interface. Some may use Log4J and some might use their own
implementations. You are still left to configuring you application for
logging different depending on which App Server yo
Does anybody have a sample Oracle-Service.xml for configuring multiple
databases as seperate datasources?
This is for 3.2 (I think there was a minor change in the order
() compared to the 3.0)):
YourFirstDS
jdbc:oracle:thin:@host:db
I totally agree.
Who ever has fought with the sysadmin when it comes to deployment will
agree.
This is one of the reasons why we wrote some MBeans and moved our
configuration and logging (actually we do not use log4j for several reasons)
out of our ear-files.
But the problem with log4j is because i
Create separate dbname-service.xml for each database.
> -Original Message-
> From: Krishnakumar N [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 10:13 AM
> To: Jboss-User (E-mail)
> Subject: [JBoss-user] Multiple database connections
>
>
> Hello,
>
> Does anybody have a s
> How does WebLogic handle a database taken down (as the
> original appender posited)? Obviously, simply requesting a
> new connection because it's connection-testing SQL failed is
> not a great idea. If the database is taken out of service
> for 2 hrs for maintenance, a simplistic approach w
Krishnakumar N wrote:
Hello,
Does anybody have a sample Oracle-Service.xml for configuring multiple
databases as seperate datasources?
Did you try to deploy separate oracle service files (with different service
names)? One file per datasource?
Vlad
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Anders Engström <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Remeber that the conf directory is jsut a part of the class path and the
>> log4j config file in there is a standard log4j xml config file. I
>> usually add my logging information to it.
> Maybe I wasn't clear enough - but this is exactly the scenari
Hi all
we've got a question regarding the class-loading behaviour in JBoss-3.0.6.
The following simple scenario demonstrates our problem:
We've got a util class with a static getInstance method (singleton). We are
using this class in a regular application packaged as a EAR containing this
class
Hello,
Does anybody have a sample Oracle-Service.xml for configuring multiple
databases as seperate datasources?
Cheers,
Krishna
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On Fri, Feb 14, 2003 at 10:17:22AM +0200, Alexopoulos Dimitris
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hello All!
>
> Couldn't you create a class that instantiates a Log4j Logger of your own?
> This way you could use log4j's method
>
> PropertyConfigurator.configure("pathToYourLog4jConfigFile");
>
> and
JBoss-IDE 1.0.1 is now, thanks to new features in Eclipse 2.1.0 M5, a
pure plug-in solution. Vice versa it will only run with Eclipse 2.1.0
M5 and greater.
You DON'T need to download directly from sourceforge as we now use the
Install/Update Manager from Eclipse.
You will find more about that in
> I'm away to Paris this weekend but I'll send you some more information
> on Tuesday when I return.
After a wonderful weekend (and not so wonderful week) here's the second
part :-). Sorry for the delay.
As mentioned last week I have my own version of the EJBProvider. My
provider catches except
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Hi,
Thank you to all your replies about changing the jetty listening port, now
everything works greatly. BTW, yesterday i downloaded Jboss-IDE and
installed it with Eclipse; apart from its usefulness(which is great, i mean
is really useful to have the jboss console under eclipse) i really enjoyed
That's ok !
But what I need is to know where it will take me when I am at the login
page, so that I can make differen login pages to differente protected
contexts.
Does anyone knows how to do it?
Thaks
Gabriel
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, David Ward wrote:
> The user will go wherever he/she was
Hi,
i think about the following problem:
i represent a directory (like dmoz.org) in two tables:
+---+
| tree |
+---+
| idinteger pk | <--+-+-+
| name varchar || | |
| parentinteger | ---+ | |
| ...
Hello All!
Couldn't you create a class that instantiates a Log4j Logger of your own?
This way you could use log4j's method
PropertyConfigurator.configure("pathToYourLog4jConfigFile");
and read always your configuration. Is it necessary to use the JBoss logger?
Excuse me if I have misunderstood
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