Sebastian Hauer wrote:
Hi,
I would like to use a distributed map to share state among mbean
services running on different nodes in my cluster.
First I thought about using org.javagroups.blocks.DistributedHashtable
but that would require me to open a new Jchannel which I would rather
avoid. So I
Works fine, thanks!
The problem, quite embarrassingly is that the xslt/code to build the deployment
descriptor is intolerant of spaces. Therefore, the properties are not being
seen correctly. You can see this if you look at the server.log:
How was the transaction marked for roll back? Did it timeout?
4 hours sounds like a long time, you changed the timeout from 5 minutes?
You will get this kind of the exception when you catch
exceptions and try to do more work after the transaction has been
marked for rollback.
e.g.
try
{
The only way is to introduce non null CMP fields and initialize them
in ejbCreate.
alex
Tuesday, August 05, 2003, 9:17:46 PM, Rod Macpherson wrote:
Background
JBoss executes a commit between ejbCreate and ejbPostCreate but we do
not add CMP relationships until ejbPostCreate. This can
It looks like the xml parsing is treating the new line
in your xml as significant? What character(s) do you have there?
Try removing the whitespace altogether.
Regards,
Adrian
On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 17:11, Hubert wrote:
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 21:16, Adrian Brock wrote:
By avoiding strict
I just wish JBoss Group would truly treat their company and the JBoss
Project as separate entities. Just because JBoss Group has issues with some
of their employees taking jobs with a different company is no reason to
undercut the JBoss Project.
Obviously the success of the JBoss Group is tied
I understand that there are two sides to every story...
There are actually three sides to every story...
His side, Her side, and the truth, which requires nothing short
of the wisdom of Solomon to grasp.
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Where is this code for the new cache? Into which
jboss version will it
get integrated 3.2.x or only the new 4.x?
It is in JBoss 4. We might backport it to 3.2.x.
If I switch in HAPartitionImpl to use sync calls
will this not change
the overall cluster communication? If so is this
Hi,
at the moment I am doing some performance testing with the SPECjAppServer2002
and am experiancing a strange behavior from JBoss.
Here is the part of the code I am talking about:
try{
lov.addElement(item.getLargeOrderInfo());
} catch(NoSuchObjectLocalException itamWasDeleted)
{}
Title: Message
All of our JSP
compiles failunder 3.2.2. We get a "package does not exist" error
inthat version of JBoss. The same ear works fine in3.2.0 and 3.0.X
andweblogic. We have an ear that contains a war and that war's manifest
file lists all of the necessary jar files. Those jar
cant you just use ./back_office ? Why not? I particulary am fond of using
the following setup:
./deploy,./myDeploy,../../../myDeploy
This gives me a folder at the same level as deploy that I can use to pu my
own stuff, and a foder at the same level as jboss-xxx to put apps when I'm
testing with
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