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I'm using jboss3.2.5, and had the same problem on jboss3.2.4
the relationship constraints wern't created while jboss created the tables on my
database
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I'm using mysql , jboss.
following is the important part of my jbosscmp-jdbc.xml, notice the
preferred-relation-mapping tag...
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| foreign-key
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I received this message from jboss :
Foreign key const
Thx for the quick answer.
Best regards
Gerd
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can you give me a paragraph number please?
10.3.4 explains removing from a relationship. As far as I understood it you just have
to entityBean2.remove() and entityBean2 gets removed from the relationship of
entityBean1 (suggest there was a relationship between entityBean1 and entityBean2). Is
However one could isolate the access of JNI functionality in a wrapper RMI object and
then an MDB could become a client to the RMI object and access the jni functionality
INDIRECTLY...
Scott? can u help us if I am wrong...
thanks in advance
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However one could isolate the access of JNI functionality in a wrapper RMI object
and then an MDB could become a client to the RMI object and access the jni
functionality directly...
Scott? can u help us if I am wrong...
thanks in advance
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HmmmIt is my understanding that EJBContainers do no allow access to JNI
functionality...?
Am i Wrong???
Scott??? any thoughts on this
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Use the SQL Server data mapping (i.e. MS SQLSERVER2000).
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Hi scott,
I am a new on JBoss. Does this mean that i have to make a cluter of all the JBoss
servers having the beans and give the IPAddress of any one, so that a failover or
redeployment of beans in another JBoss server gets reflected in the JNDI. Is there a
single JNDI service running in the cl
mike, thanks for your help. I broke my arm on fri so i wont bothr with alot of punc,
sorry,
"mikefinn" wrote : It is unusual that starting from a freshly unpacked distro does not
work. Did you change the config?
Only after it did not work.
1st I determined java_home was not set, set it. fixed
Then create an external jndi context that binds the root of the sole jndi server and
have all reference bound into it. The existence of the different servers will not be
transparent to the client from a connection standpoint, only where they do the initial
lookup. The HAJNDI server gives this be
Hi all,
I am stuck with a problem. I want that there should be only one JNDI in the network
and all the clients using the services of any beans gets the reference of any bean
from the same JNDI. I want that whatever may be the situation even if i deploy the
bean on some other server with differe
This code cannot work outside of the jboss server. The HAPartition implementation is
no serializable and able to function outside of the vm in which the partition service
was configured. You would have to write your own rpc proxy using the detached invoker
framework or interact with the service
hi,
Thank You for your suggestion. I solved the problem before ur post. Actually i read
the Online documentation and was able to solve it.
I would post the solution as soon as possible.
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Create a bug report on sourceforge with the jni code and example as this would require
debugging into the c/c++ layer to see what might be going on.
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=22866&atid=376685
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We wrote a small program which uses JNI and raw sockets. There were no problems when
we used it outside Jboss. The problem starts only when we try to use this code from an
MDB. We tried to put the *.so lib in the jboss /bin directory. When the Jboss gets to
the part when it needs to send the pa
Hello,
I need help on the following problem:
I get a ClassCastException when I try to lookup the DefaultPartion via JNDI from
within client code. I run jboss 3.2.2 in the shipped "all" configuration and have only
jbossall-client.jar in the client's CLASSPATH. Here is my code:
import java.util.
I've got a session bean, tagged for jboss.net, explicit tag-exposed methods. I get
wsdl from the deployed system, but no messages. The web-service.xml list the allowed
methods which match the tagged methods. The typedefs look OK, just no method/message
defs! What the heck is going on?
generated
Well I might misunderstand your question, true, but back to your first post:
QueueConnectionFactory qf = (QueueConnectionFactory) ctx.lookup("java:/JmsXA");
qf.createQueueConnection();
will work in your Mbean. Then you can do whatever you want with the connection
(returns it to the caller for
hi
I think StephaneNicoll misunderstand my question.
It is not the issue of java:/JmsXA or java:/Jms.
I also know how to use resource adapter in ejb by define entries in ejb-jar.xml file
etc.
My question is how to use resource adapter outside of ejb? e.g., like JMX bean.
Andrian, can you gi
Also, the Wiki contains code that shows how to use java:/JmsXA with XDoclet in a
Session Bean.
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JmsSenderBean
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(4) read Adrian's post one more time. The name is java:/JmsXA not java:/Jms ...
Regards,
Stephane
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Show the code that sends the message to QueueA in your session bean.
It should NOT use JMS transacted session (i.e. pass true when you create your JMS
session). If your Session Bean is enlisted to a JTA transaction, sending of the JMS
message will also be enlisted automatically.
Regards,
Steph
Read the FAQ, Adrian added an entry on that subject.
Regards,
Stephane
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http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/tutorial.html#basic_tag_library
The link that i have pasted above is the link to develop a very simple custom action.
That custom action displays "hello world". But this example does not work on Tomcat 4.
It displays a blank page with some doctype automatically
Read the free docs and wiki.
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This SF.Net emai
Here you map a field to a column, not the value in the column.
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