I haven't touched the RMIAdaptor for some time, but doesn't RMIAdaptor have an
addNotificationListener() and removeNotificationListener on its interface?
If that works as expected you'd just have to call the above methods and
implement the following interface:
| public interface RMINotificati
If I look at a topic that I created in the JBossWS forum
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=57094, the initial
post is accredited to me (DaveyS), but I did not make this post.
Has something gone wrong?
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When you implement StandardMBeans, the exposed MBean interface for a class Z
must follow the pattern ZMBean.
Just change the name of you implementation class to:
EmailConfigForm
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Currently you could receive some traps (there is a way to map JMX notifications
to SNMP traps). In the v4.0.1/3.2.7 there is also the protocol support and the
hooks in the snmp-adaptor to plug-in get/set functionality, but the mapping
layer is missing (unless you want to write it :)
You find so
i think, there were something wrong datas in the local db.
i made this, to solve the problem:
(my server is "playground" ... your could be "default" or sth. else)
i opened this folder:
C:\jboss-4.0.0\server\playground\data\hypersonic
or e.g.
C:\jboss-4.0.0\server\default\data\hypersonic
i delet
yes,
in "hsqldb-ds.xml" you find:
"sa"
i think its case-sensitiv... so "SA" is wrong ... try "sa"
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>From my experience, this group is very lightly used and the chances of getting
>a reply to important questions are slim.
Are there any other JBoss forums that I could use? Of course, by my own
argument, I'm unlikely to get an answer to that :)
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i think, there were something wrong datas in the local db.
i made this, to solve the problem:
(my server is "playground" ... your could be "default" or sth. else)
i opened this folder:
C:\jboss-4.0.0\server\playground\data\hypersonic
or e.g.
C:\jboss-4.0.0\server\default\data\hypersonic
i delet
You can either define two different datasources in the same -ds.xml file or you
can deploy two different -ds.xml files - either way will work fine.
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ProxyLoginModule was the answer, I found it re-reading the admin-develop docs.
Cheers
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Hi,
finally I managed to deploy my hibernate application in the new jboss4.0.0. and
the related stuff without deployment errors. But there is one remaining problem:
If I try, to acess persistence like:
| tx = hibernateSession.beginTransaction();
| Item item = new Item();
| item.setValue(3
I deploy a simple web application to JBoss and get a Parse Error for my
application. The same application (presently without EJB) does not create a
problem when deployed to Tomcat 5!
Can anybody explain what that message means?
Thanks for your help
Klaus
WEB-INF/web.xml:
Congratulations Adrian!
BTW, where will be located the "valve mechanism" to redeploy services while
"holding" invocations? on the bus? or you don't want to put it at this level?
cheers,
sacha
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hi jackling,
Did you get this problem solved, I would love to know as I have the same
problem,
Dave
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