In my .ear I have a .jar. (I guess that's better than having my ear in
a jar. ahahhaaha.)
Anyway, it seems that anytime I have jboss.xml in the META-INF
directory, as I've seen some example code doing, I get an exception:
javax.management.InstanceAlreadyExistsException:
Hi folks,
I'm battling to find appropriate -Xss, -Xms and -Xmx values for the JVM
running a jboss-3.2.1-tomcat-4.1.24 deployment, the Coyote connector of
which needs to handle heavy access (at least 500 concurrent
connections).
Has anyone got any silver bullets for me? I'm running on a FreeBSD
It isn't necessary. There are defaults for everything.
The defaults are unlikely to be the best options for all your beans.
On Fri, 2003-08-29 at 23:54, Matthew Hixson wrote:
In my .ear I have a .jar. (I guess that's better than having my ear in
a jar. ahahhaaha.)
Anyway, it seems
On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 04:41 PM, Adrian Brock wrote:
It isn't necessary. There are defaults for everything.
The defaults are unlikely to be the best options for all your beans.
On Fri, 2003-08-29 at 23:54, Matthew Hixson wrote:
In my .ear I have a .jar. (I guess that's better than
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You are looking for the local container.
It is deployed at local/ejb-name by default.
In your case lookup(local/Content);
Alternatively specify
ejb-nameContent/ejb-name
local-jndi-nameContent/local-jndi-name
/ejb-name
in jboss.xml
Regards,
Adrian
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On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 05:56 PM, Adrian Brock wrote:
You are looking for the local container.
It is deployed at local/ejb-name by default.
In your case lookup(local/Content);
I thought of that too, but when I lookup that I get:
18:11:21,347 ERROR [STDERR]
After downloading jboss-4.0.0DR2, it won't startup
out of the box without errors. Specifically,
EJB fails. I'd hesitate to move to version 4
without the ability to run my existing systems.
I'd like to run AOP examples and prepare to move my
EJBs.
Thanks,
Bob
[{ 'ClusteredHttpSessionEB.jar'
Have you tried the following?
1) Build an optimized version of JBoss.
2) Used different JVMs - IBM SDK best on Linux. YMMV.
3) Check GC with -verbose:gc and tune accordingly - there has been one
report that a Sun JVM distributed GC performed full GC with RMI operations
on every collection cycle,
There are 103 Java processes running after my
system has been up for about 12 hours.
Where are all these coming from, I though JBOSS ran
all in a single JVM for efficiency.
I'm running jboss-3.2.1, dev under XP then onto Red
Hat Linux.
1473 ?
S 0:00 /bin/sh ./run.sh -c all1490
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You need an ejb-local-ref on your session bean point at the entity
bean if you want it bound in java:comp/env
Regards,
Adrian
On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 02:35, Matthew Hixson wrote:
On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 05:56 PM, Adrian Brock wrote:
You are looking for the local container.
It is
The DeploymentInfoURIResolver failed to start for some reason.
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ps doesn't understand the linux threading model
try pstree -p (you will see these are really threads)
Regards,
Adrian
On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 02:49, rjh wrote:
There are 103 Java processes running after my system has been up for
about 12 hours.
Where are all these coming from, I though JBOSS
This has to do with the Linux thread/process model. Under Linux, each
thread is represented as a process. You can update your process utilities,
psutils to the latest package and they will list a single process for your
JBoss run-time. With your current utilities, you can ps aux and see that
the
On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 07:14 PM, Adrian Brock wrote:
You need an ejb-local-ref on your session bean point at the entity
bean if you want it bound in java:comp/env
I should have mentioned in my previous mail that I do have this defined
in my web.xml:
ejb-local-ref
On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 07:14 PM, Adrian Brock wrote:
You need an ejb-local-ref on your session bean point at the entity
bean if you want it bound in java:comp/env
In which file does the ejb-local-ref need to go? And do you have an
example of its usage? Sorry for all the questions and
Instead of drip feeding, why don't you post the full definition
of the session bean and the entity bean in ejb-jar.xml
Also, you should see java:comp/env for the Session bean at the top
of JNDIView on the jmx-console.
Regards,
Adrian
On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 03:43, Matthew Hixson wrote:
On
I didn't spot web.xml on the first pass.
Is your war in an ear with the ejb? ejb-link will only
work in the same deployment unit.
Regards,
Adrian
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On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 07:14 PM, Adrian Brock wrote:
You need an ejb-local-ref on
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On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 08:26 PM, Adrian Brock wrote:
Instead of drip feeding, why don't you post the full definition
of the session bean and the entity bean in ejb-jar.xml
The entire definition of the session bean is below, as is the
definition of my entity bean without all of its
On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 08:31 PM, Adrian Brock wrote:
I didn't spot web.xml on the first pass.
Is your war in an ear with the ejb? ejb-link will only
work in the same deployment unit.
I have an ear that contains an application.xml with:
application
display-nameVersaly/display-name
On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 05:23, Matthew Hixson wrote:
On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 08:26 PM, Adrian Brock wrote:
Instead of drip feeding, why don't you post the full definition
of the session bean and the entity bean in ejb-jar.xml
The entire definition of the session bean is below, as
When you say Session and Entity locator are these global
objects implementing the ServiceLocator pattern?
Are you caching the java:comp/env context globally?
This context changes depending on where you look it up. If you
cache it globally, it is likely you are using a different
bean's ENC
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With Linux every Java thread is executed in a dedicated process. That is, JBoss
still runs in one VM executing many processes.
This is not the case with other operating systems, where OS threads
are used to implement Java threads rather than OS processes.
Regards,
Wolfgang
It is noise.
The URI resolver is after the URL scanner in jboss-service.xml
When the scanner finishes it dumps not yet started mbeans.
I guess this is because whoever added it, couldn't work out the
dependencies.
The URI resolver hasn't started yet (because it is listed afterwards.
If you look
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Thanks for the tips Jon.
I am going to start working on suggestions 1), 2), 4), 5) right away. The point on 3)
looks interesting - hopefully I'll have time profile GC. 6) is out of my hands. I have
already tried 7). I am not sure about 8) - what are the listeners you are referring to
? I My
Hi Sheldon,
I am in the same predicament as you are. I need to prepare our app for a 1000
concurrent user stress test. I didn't bother with -Xss. I set -Xms to 256MB and -Xmx
to 1024MB. (We have 2 Gig RAM.)
I also increased the maxProcessors setting in
Hello, Andrew.
my comments in-lined.
Andrew May wrote:
I'm having a problem trying to user sync-on-commit-only and
cascade-delete with JBoss 3.2.1 (Sun JDK1.4.2, Solaris).
We've got a number of related entities like this:
LOGIN---IDENTITY
| |
LOGINPROPERTIES
Hi,
It seems to be the case that jdo deployment only works if only *.class and *.jdo files are in the jar.
Is this correct?
I tried to have ejbs within the same package and the jdos doesn't get deploy.
thanks
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Hi,
It seems to be the case that jdo deployment only works if only *.class
and *.jdo files are in the jar.
Is this correct?
I tried to have ejbs within the same package and the jdos doesn't get
deploy.
thanks
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Elankath, Tarun (Cognizant) wrote:
Hi all,
We have a small web + ejb application for a POC (Proof of Concept) that is competing against a corresponding .NET application. We are using Struts, 1 Stateful Session Bean, 1 Stateless Session Bean and only 10 JSP pages. The application connects to a
Just set up HA JNDI, I'm really impressed. I had expected to spend a
week implementing some kind of dynamic service discovery on my own, but
it's all there already!
One minor issue: If java.naming.provider.url is set, but this server is
not available, I'd prefer to have the connection fail,
Sorry. I was using Jetty terminology. I meant connectors for handling web
requests. So if you are not using the AJP13 connector, comment it out if
it hasn't been already.
One thing about the servlet containers. I couldn't be sure that the
pre-built Tomcat and Jetty bundles are optimized so you
Adrain,
Thanks for the comment, but the reason I'm writing is because my EAR with
EJB doesn't work on the V4 release although it runs on all other releases
on Tomcat and Jetty.
I print the JNDI env from the ear and the EJBs aren't listed, which I assume
is the first part of the problem, I can
On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 18:25, rjh wrote:
Adrain,
I am not A drain :-)
Thanks for the comment, but the reason I'm writing is because my EAR with
EJB doesn't work on the V4 release although it runs on all other releases
on Tomcat and Jetty.
I print the JNDI env from the ear and the EJBs
On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 18:17, Eric Jain wrote:
Just set up HA JNDI, I'm really impressed. I had expected to spend a
week implementing some kind of dynamic service discovery on my own, but
it's all there already!
One minor issue: If java.naming.provider.url is set, but this server is
not
On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 18:25, rjh wrote:
Adrain,
I am not A drain :-)
Sorry, you're actually quite helpful.
[...]
I can see jboss's ejbs starting.
Attached are the console and logs when hot dropping testImport27.ear.
This is from the console, it shows out of memory but only 372MB out
You are only using the default 64M heap,
from your original post:
JAVA_OPTS: -server -Dprogram.name=run.bat
Add -Xmx512M or whatever size you want.
The memory footprint of JBoss4 is a known issue
that should be resolved by DR3
Regards,
Adrian
On Sat, 2003-08-30 at 19:45, rjh wrote:
On
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