Hi Marc,
my problem description was a bit vague, what I really
need is a config where multiple sars depend on the same jar,
which contains interfaces, by which the jars call each other.
So if the interfaces change, all dependent sars have to
be redeployed (restart doesn't help).
Formerly I package
Hi Scott,
Thanks for
the information.
Please see
inline...
Thanks
Muraly
At 13:57 28/01/2004 -0600, you wrote:
We do not issue an ejbRemove on stateful
session beans that expire
while in the passivated state.
So, its better the client itself invoke the remove for SFSB.
Stateles
Thanks, this is work now.
But now, becouse I am new in ejb, looking for some example, where I ca see how
to connect entity bean from session. Everywhere in literature I see how to
connect Session bean via home interface, I read that is better to call entity
bean from session via local interface an
Yes, we throw UndeclaredThrowableException whenever a non-Exception
shows up in an invocation stack as our interceptor signature allows
for Exceptions, not Throwables or Errors. Search in our codebase for
UndeclaredThrowableException and you'll see where this happens.
Sco
SHA is a one way hash that by definition cannot be reversed. In order to
encode a password in a reversible form you need another password
for the encoding/decoding, hence the question on how you want to
encode the database password. If the database accepts a hashed
form of the password then simply
Hi all,
I'm thinking of implementing a connection
pool for Lotus Domino for JBoss 3.2.3.
This way my EJB's can ask for a connection
from the pool and do some manipulation of the Lotus Domino data.
Unfortunatly I'm not sure in what kind
of object to build the connection pool.
JBoss has connectio
Hi Martin,
I recently had a similar problem; it stemmed from, if I recall
correctly, a createStatement() call that was returning a
ResultSet that didn't have the properties specified in the
JavaDocs [perhaps one day we'll have an Informix JDBC driver
that meets the JDBC specs].
Using createStatem
Hmmm.. I'm not sure these are exactly the same bug. The original user
wasn't using Handles the way that I am. In any case, it appears that
on the Handle.getEJBObject() (from a remote client) is incrementing the
refcount on the QueuedPessimisticEJBLock twice, and releasing it only
once.
Anywa
The resource type for an xmbean does not affect its management
interface.
I'm not familar with the xmbean xdoclet implementation, so you'll have
to drill into that. The jboss-service.xml descriptor has nothing to
do with this as its only creating an XMBean and passing in the
*-xmbean.xml
descripto
Hi people,
I use mainly CMPs in my application , with 1:1, 1:N and m:n relationships.
As I can only see business tables in the database (those bound to the CMPs),
I'm wondering where the relationship tables are stored.
Thanks for your input.
Frédéric
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Hi Alexey,
I have no doubt it works for you and as well as for so many other people
out there!
I bet JBoss is being used in multilanguage environment many times by
now. But that is only making
it harder for me to understand why it does not work in our case.
Yesterday, I realized that our query
Vladyslav Kosulin wrote:
Scott M Stark wrote:
It depends on what is generating the stack trace. In order to get this
behavior there has to be a line by line emission of the stack trace
using System.err.println() for each line rather than one
System.err.println()
with the entire stack trace as a m
Michael bartman from 4production?
Huh...
(include the jar in the sar)
marcf
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Write
JCA adaptor.
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JBossHi all,
I'm thinking of
Yeah, but it's the service name in the generated wsdl that's giving Rob
grief.
It's probably something burried in axis somewhere. I am not sure off
the top of my head where to look for that.
-jason
On Jan 23, 2004, at 10:51 AM, Marek Lange wrote:
Rob Moore wrote:
I am using the jboss.net xdoc
Hi all,
I'm thinking of implementing a connection
pool for Lotus Domino for JBoss 3.2.3.
This way my EJB's can ask for a connection
from the pool and do some manipulation of the Lotus Domino data.
Unfortunatly I'm not sure in what kind
of object to build the connection pool.
JBoss has connectio
You must render the stack trace to a string buffer and then
emit the string to the PrintStream in a single println:
public void printStackTrace(PrintStream s)
{
StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw);
pw.println(this);
StackTraceEle
Thanks!
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Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Setting jmx-console password
user.properties roles.properti
In that case just put your common jar file inside the server/lib directory
but you loose the re-deploy ability for that jar.
Simone
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Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2004 9:27 PM
Subject: Re: [JBo
Title: Re: [JBoss-user] how to encode database password in descriptor file mysql-ds.xml
Storing a private key in a java .class file
does add a useful level of
security.
1) Customers perceive this as valuable.
They aren't geeks, so they
don't get it, but they still buy your product
or not.
Scott M Stark wrote:
It depends on what is generating the stack trace. In order to get this
behavior there has to be a line by line emission of the stack trace
using System.err.println() for each line rather than one
System.err.println()
with the entire stack trace as a message. What is the source
Hi Alexey,
I have no doubt it works for you as well as it does for so many other
people out there!
I bet JBoss is being used in multilanguage environment many times by
now. But that is only making
it harder for me to understand why it does not work in our case.
Yesterday, I realized that our q
The idea is, that when the entry in mysql-ds is encrypted, so that no user
can read it, who has the password to decrypt this entry.
Do you want that to be asked at jboss startup?
> Since I don't know your potential solution, my point is that the
> password in mysql-ds.xml should be encoded(usin
Here is a full stack trace from log file for a provoked exception as example. I
use e.printStackTrace(). As you see, pattern is applied to every entry in the
trace, and every row was sent as a separate e-mail:
2004-01-30 15:17:25,337 ERROR [STDERR] java.lang.NullPointerException
2004-01-30 15:17
Hi Scott,
As requested, I've added this issue and these emails to the existing bug 780746,
however,
I don't think that these bugs are quite exactly the same. The other user wasn't even
using the
Handle.getEJBObject() call, which appears to be the cause of my woes.
Anyways, take a look at the in
It depends on what is generating the stack trace. In order to get this
behavior there has to be a line by line emission of the stack trace
using System.err.println() for each line rather than one
System.err.println()
with the entire stack trace as a message. What is the source of this?
xx
Title: Re: [JBoss-user] how to encode database password in descriptor file mysql-ds.xml
Hi,
What I've seen another application do (WebSphere) is when it
reads inthe file, if the password is cleartext, it will use it's own
encryptionalgorithm to encrypt the password and then save the n
What I've seen another application do (WebSphere) is when it reads in
the file, if the password is cleartext, it will use it's own encryption
algorithm to encrypt the password and then save the new password in the
file, so when the user opens the file back up, the password is now
stored as encr
Hello!
Thanks a lot for all that answered the survey. We decided to extend the
period until February, 5. If you didn't participated yet, please, get
involved (http://www.lsd.ufcg.edu.br/~raquel/survey/availability-form.htm).
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