Hi Guys,
I am
actually breaking my head literally on this issue.
Placing
the scenario in a diffrent angle. The following is a lookup logs I have
inmy scenario.
DEBUG 12/Jun/2003 11:20:17 [Thread-36] (HomeReferencesManager.java:164):
util.HomeReferencesManager - getHome() returnin
Hi ionel!
Yes, that is what I intended to suggest. Give it a shot and good luck!
Surajit
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On Thu, 12 Jun 2003 00:52, Stefan Arentz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to get notifications when modules are
> deployed/undeployed?
>
> I would like to write a JBoss 3.3 add-on that does 'something' when for
> example a web app is deployed/undeployed.
>
> Is this possible with a JMX component?
Y
Yes it is possible. The wonders of JMX!
You may what to look at the farm service, I think it does something
simmilar.
Regards,
Hirma
Stefan Arentz wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to get notifications when modules are deployed/undeployed?
I would like to write a JBoss 3.3 add-on that does 'something'
> "Phil" == Phil Shrimpton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Phil> Hi, I have a problem, and the solution seems to be an MBean,
Phil> but I need to call/use both remote and local EJB's (SLS).
Phil> Now I have a couple of JMX books, a number of JMX articles,
Phil> but none of them co
Yes, I'm referring as a separate JVM. Thank you for your reply, I won't get
a reference to the MBeanServer.
Marco
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From: "Guy Rouillier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 10:26 PM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Retrieving a mail sess
When you say Tomcat running as a separate bundle, I'm taking that to
mean in a different JVM. If so, I don't think you can just look it up.
The Mail service is an MBean, not an EJB. You might be able to get a
handle to the MBeanServer, and locate the MBean that way.
Marco Tedone wrote:
I tr
Hi,
I have a problem, and the solution seems to be an MBean, but I need to
call/use both remote and local EJB's (SLS).
Now I have a couple of JMX books, a number of JMX articles, but none of them
contain an example of using/calling EJB's within an MBean.
It works, as I have tried it, but shou
A bug fix in the StringBuffer in 1.4.0 (carried into 1.4.1) triggered a memory leak
bug. Basically, reusing a StringBuffer kept allocating fresh memory for the new
contents, but did not release old memory.
Certain Servlet containers, including (but most definately NOT limited to Jetty)
relied v
I tried with your code, Guy. Anyway, I'm trying to getting a Jboss Mail
Session from a class running under Tomcat (running as separate bundle),
therefore I don't bind the element to any session or entity
bean. What I would like is just to retrieve a Mail Session Object from JBoss
and to use it, in
This looks like a problem with your client.
Does your request (you might have to use tcpmon, or wade through your
server log to see the xml of the request) have an xml element that has
xmlns:tns1="" in it somewhere?
-jason
On Tuesday, June 10, 2003, at 12:47 PM, Felipe Oliveira wrote:
Firs
I am trying to add the minimal necessary modules to
the "minimal" JBoss configuration (3.2.0). I added my
login-cong.xml to conf and a datasource XML to deploy,
but when I run my code, I get a:
java.lang.SecurityException: Unable to locate a login
configuration
What am I missing here ?
Thanks.
While browsing the web-console and viewing one of my jars, I received
this error:
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Unable to compile class for JSP
An error occurred at line: 2 in the jsp file: /EntityEjb.jsp
Generated servlet error:
[javac] Since fork is true, ignoring compiler setting.
Title: Message
I
just tried that and it didn't work.
When
you say "the standard mbean naming convention", to what are you referring?
The JBoss deployment files all use lowercase for MBean ObjectName property
names. The examples in Juha and Mark's JMX book also use lowercase.
Are you sa
Hi Scott,
Scott M Stark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Filters are logically equivalent to the ejb interceptors on which
> the security proxy is based.
I'm hip to using a filter, but does it make sense to obtain,
continuing the example below, the customer ID from the authenticated
Subject, as som
Hi,
I'm going through the online documentation manual of JBoss (2.4+) but I
couldn't get any link to download the documentation-example.zip
Any pointers?
Thanks,
Sanjeev Chakravarty
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Hi,
Is it possible to get notifications when modules are
deployed/undeployed?
I would like to write a JBoss 3.3 add-on that does 'something' when for
example a web app is deployed/undeployed.
Is this possible with a JMX component?
S.
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Are you using oci drivers for oracle? If not, then use them because the thin
drivers have problems with large amounts of data..
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Subject: [JBoss-user] E/
According to the jBoss website DR2 is supposed to be released sometime today. Is this plan still on track? When is the released scheduled for?Edward FlickEnterprise Applications Designer / Database Administrator / Web AdministratorCDF, Inc.
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Hi, I've seen and uddi repository included in JBoss
4.0. As I am interested in registering my webservices with it, is there any
documentation available? any examples?, I've seen juddi.jar and uddi4j.jar in
java.net.sar, which one is used? and, what for?
Greets,
Alberto Rodriguez Galdo
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Hello Nicholas,
if you have NOT NULL foreign keys and want to use cascade-delete, you
should use a custom container configuration with sync-on-commit-only
set true:
Sync On Commit Only CMP2.x Container
true
alex
Wednesday, June 11, 2003, 3:58:10 PM, Nicholas Nicholas wrote
Hi,
I can't figure out what causes the following error. This happens when a
huge amount of data is written to a JMS queue. It occurs regularly in
the logs. The exception always causes an ORA-600 error in the Oracle
database:
2003-06-11 11:59:19,727 DEBUG
[org.jboss.resource.adapter.jms.JmsSes
We just figured this one out, but we are using 3.2.0.
The foregin key in the child table was defined as NOT
NULL and JBoss was trying to set it to null so it was
failing right there.
Once we set it to NULLABLE, it appears that JBoss sets
the foregin keys to null, then deletes them. I am sure
there
Hi Guy,
I would
like to explain the scenario in more detail.
When I perform a lookup to this particular Stateless session bean, it
works on all the scenario's except for the error one. I am pasting a
debug messages from my log for both the successfull lookup as well as for
the error ones
Surajit Bhattacharjee wrote:
Hi ionel!
I am new to JBoss and don't know if this is supported, but u can try this:
U can specify a security principal (user id) and security credential
(passwd) when u create the JNDI InitialContext for looking up the session
bean in ur scheduler. The same user can
Thanks for your reply. I added the parameter and the first time I make the
request I get the Authentication error and after that I get an Authorization
error. Still looks like M$ is not sending anything after getting the 500
error. Did you managed to get it working?
Is it possible that to trigge
Hi ionel!
I am new to JBoss and don't know if this is supported, but u can try this:
U can specify a security principal (user id) and security credential
(passwd) when u create the JNDI InitialContext for looking up the session
bean in ur scheduler. The same user can be mapped to the desired role
I would like to simplify conceptual definition of existent AOP schema,
something like(not complete/final):
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";
elementFormDefault="qualified" attributeFormDefault="unqualified">
advisable model
Colin,
The error message is pretty clear. It says it can't convert a Calendar
object into a SQL type. So, you need to do this for it.
What I would do is make a private CMP field (setter and getter) storing a
long in the DB. This long should be the cal.getTime().getTime().
You should provide a pub
I should be able to wrap it into a message bean.
Is there a way to schedule JMS messages ? if so, I could schedule a kind
of "perform" message that wakes up my MDB so it can process ?
thanks,
ionel
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We don't support mapping for GregorianCalendar. You should use Date
and create GregorianCalendar yourself.
alex
Wednesday, June 11, 2003, 12:19:39 PM, Alexey Loubyansky wrote:
AL> Hello Colin,
AL> could you provide the mapping you are using?
AL> alex
AL> Wednesday, June 11, 2003, 11:34:18 AM,
Hello Colin,
could you provide the mapping you are using?
alex
Wednesday, June 11, 2003, 11:34:18 AM, Colin McFarlane wrote:
CM> I seem to be unable to use a CMP bean that has persistent fields of type
java.util.Calendar with a mySQL database. (I am using XDoclet to generate the bean). I
can
Hi,
is it possible to integrate Tomcat 5.0 into JBoss 3.2.1, because I want to
start evaluating an test new Features in Servlet2.4/JSP2.0 Specifications.
Thorsten
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Hi,
We have configured oracle for cascade delete, works fine from doing
delete via sqlplus, other clients, but if we do a remove() from an
Entity bean, the cascade is not happening. Anyone else experiencing
this?, using jboss-3.0.4
Thanks
Warren
Ionel Gardais wrote:
Hi kiuma,
thanks for the tip. I am already using this for my facade session bean
and the local entities.
My problem is that the scheduled class (the one which extends the
Schedulable interface) is not an EJB !
It's a basic java object with a perform method and that's all.
I seem to be unable to use a CMP bean that has
persistent fields of type java.util.Calendar with a mySQL database. (I am using
XDoclet to generate the bean). I can create the bean class and deploy it okay
and the table is created with the correct SQL columns. But when I try to create
an inst
Hi kiuma,
thanks for the tip. I am already using this for my facade session bean
and the local entities.
My problem is that the scheduled class (the one which extends the
Schedulable interface) is not an EJB !
It's a basic java object with a perform method and that's all.
A solution should be
Ionel Gardais wrote:
Hi,
I got the scheduler working, the class I wrote is launched the way I
want.
The problem is that it access EJB's that are secured by some roles.
How to specify the scheduler to run the class using a specific role ?
Thank you very much,
ionel
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