Hai,
Am using my own custom class for authendicating users. Apart from password, the
user get authendicated on various other conditions like expiry of users and so on. so
when an authendication fails i need to show the user what went worng. is there any
possiblity to do this
Thanks in advance
I'm getting the same thing with DR4. Any resolution so far?
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This warning is incorrect and is not causing your problems (see FAQ). Your error is
somewhere else. Check the log for any exceptions.
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To complemente:
I'm using JBoss 3.2.3 in Windows 2000
Thanks.
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Hi!
I'm beggining in development with JBoss and don't have success to deploy a simple
session bean.
The following message warning is displayed in the log:
2004-05-23 23:51:03,562 WARN [org.jboss.web.tomcat.tc4.EmbeddedTomcatService] Unable
to invoke setDelegate on class loader:[EMAIL PROTECTED
I use jboss-3.0.7_jakarta-tomcat-4.1.24 .
In my project I have an EJB in an EAR called uniportal.ear .
Also I have many servlets in many WARs . In some servlets' Init method ,we need call
EJB's method . How can i make the EJB be inited before all WARs deployed ?
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I had to solve this problem recently and would like to contribute a new class,
HttpJBossMQProvider, providing HTTP-based lookups to JBossMQ connection factories.
The implementation was rather easy, since you only have to modify the current
JBossMQProvider code slightly to enable HTTP-based look
I agree that an administration set of commands would be an excellent addition to JMS
to provide for a more portable solution across providers. Until then I support we all
will make due with what we have. Possibly a standarized JMX solution could be brought
into JMS for configuration of queue's a
server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat50.jar/servlet-api.jar
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There are no architectural considersations. It is purely a case of following the spec.
I have little interest in how other jms implementations break the spec, especially
on a method that is explicity described as non-portable.
I don't see how it can be made portable. Although most vendors implemen
Hi,
I just downloaded jboss-3.2.4RC2.zip and I got compilation error when compiled my
application against it. because javax.servlet.jar is not included in the zip file. I
checked the jar file is also missing from jboss-3.2.4RC1.zip. Does anyone know why
the jar file is not included in 3.2.4RC1
Adrian,
You bring up an excellent point however I must say that requiring the user to
administratively create topics to enable them to establish topic's of interest makes
for an unsound architecture. In many architectures dynamic topic's need to be created
that cannot be known ahead of time
thanks to sesques! it works!!
i have had a couple of frustrating days trying to solve the 'like ?1%' problem.
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Did you add "SelectMethod=Cursor" in your connection string to MSSql?
Using the jdbc driver from MS do not using cursors for larger resultsets if this
parameter is not specified, and it fails.
/Goran
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To reiterate, JspC generates the mappings with the leading slash. That works fine
except for the isolated problem with the welcome file. When compiled as a servlet, the
welcome file no longer shows up by default. You have to exlicitly enter the name of
the URL. I will try using with that file
if you are using linux copy the <>/bin/redhat_init_jboss.sh
to /etc/init.d and rename it to jboss and set correct jboss_home and java_home path
then you can set jboss as service .
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It works fine for me under JBoss 3.2.3 with a collection of 1000 elements (with the
MSSQL XA driver).
So for me 3 solutions:
1) JDBC XA procedures perhaps not installed
2) CMP engine for JBoss 3.2.4 bugged (other topics in this forum seems to prove that).
3) Use read-ahead with fixed page size to
It says teh database has given an unspecified error. I think the read-ahead with
pagesize might help. Also, I think you're using the XA datasource version of the
driver. Give the NON-XA version a try if you're not using distributed transactions
(and if you don't know if you are then you proba
| java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][SQLServer 2000 Driver for JDBC]Die Datenbank
hat ein unspezifizierter Fehler zurÃÂckgegeben
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??? English please !
Transation type not required ?
Do you try with JBoss 3.2.3 (3.2.4 series not stable for me) ?
Try also to specify read-ahead option with a
In the core module, there is a DefaultTheme property, currently imagic. You can change
this in the nukes.sar deployment descriptor, or in the database. You can change the
nukes_services_attributes table row
pn_sid="org.jboss.nukes.core.modules.core.CoreModule/core", pn_aid="DefaultTheme".
Sher
change the value of the attribute DefaultTheme on the core module. you can use the JMX
console to do that.
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Yes, a field is identified by a pair of name and type
at the bytecode level.
BTW, I found the answer. The JVM Spec book says in Sec 4.5:
Each field is described by a field_info structure. No two fields in one class file may
have the same name and descriptor.
So at the bytecode level, two field
Hi.
I really tried hard but I can't change the default theme from imagic to my own for a
user entering the main site.
Any ideas ?
thanks jens
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On Sun, 2004-05-23 at 16:46, Dasarath Weeratunge wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can you please help me understand the meaning of this
> warning? What is a transaction branch? Is this
> critical?
>
> 21:14:50,656 WARN [TxConnectionManager]
Hi,
Can you please help me understand the meaning of this
warning? What is a transaction branch? Is this
critical?
21:14:50,656 WARN [TxConnectionManager] Prepare
called on a local tx. Use of local transactions on a
jta transaction with more than one branch may result
in inconsistent data in som
Hi,
i have a problem with the results of a CMP2.0 Finder-Query.
My code works correct, when the collection has a small size (in test 20), but if the
Collection has a bigger size (test with 791 entries leads to the error code below).
The shown Collection size is ok, but if I try to get Informatio
Hi,
i have a problem with the results of a CMP2.0 Finder-Query.
My code works correct, when the collection has a small size (in test 20), but if the
Collection has a bigger size (test with 791 entries leads to the error code below).
The shown Collection size is ok, but if I try to get Informatio
Well. as it says, cannot find the class. Howz ur packaging structure. Can you verify
if this class is in ur package and available in the deploy directory? A Stack Trace
isnt going to help much
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hi there,
I xprienced the same kind of problem.
It would be interesting to know HOW you solved it.
Thx in advance!
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Yes, I have some idea :-)
You need to set the jvmRoute in JBoss, see
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=UsingMod_jkWithJBoss (at the end of the page).
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Your precompiled jsp page must be mapped as a servlet with a "/" as url-pattern.
Use instead of in the declaration.
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The javadocs say this method is creating the topic identity, i.e. the
javax.jms.Topic object.
It explicitly excludes the creation of the physical destination.
| CreateTopic
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| public Topic createTopic(java.lang.String topicName)
| throws JMSException
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| Cre
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