Kevin,
Sorry that I have dropped the ball. :-)
I have just applied the patch and check them into the latest JBossCache (note
not under jboss-head, though).
Please allow one day and check them out to verify.
Thanks,
-ben
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Instead of shutdown clusterB i have unplug the lan cable.
In this case when i try to reuse the browser (always unsing HA_JNDI) this
exception occurs:
| java.lang.RuntimeException: JBossCacheService: exception occurred in cache
remove after retry ...
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org.jboss.web.tomcat.tc5.session.
If you are not running JDK1.3, you should just use the latest JBossCache 1.2.2
release. It should work under 3.2.7 (without aop).
-Ben
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Hi
Does the JBossCache(clustered second level cache) from 3.2.7 work with
Hibernate 3.0 ? I was not able to find any information on any webpages ( Jboss
& Hibernate)
Cheers
Rolf
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Did you find any solution ?
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Bug is closed now. Empty search contexts should be allowed beginning with 4.0.2
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Working with JBoss 4.0.1 & Tomcat with the 'default' server configuration.
How can I have a root-context application respond to all hostnames that resolve
to an IP address that JBoss/Tomcat is configured to listen on?
E.g.
*.domain.name
*.domain.biz
*.domain.org
As you'll see from my detailed e
Is it a case of simply extracting the download archive over an existing
installation of 4.0.1 (ensuring that custom configurations are preserved) ?
I'm working with the Windows ZIP package.
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Is there a comprehensive list of all setup files somewhere? Seems like there
are alot of xml setup files and its hard for me to keep track of them all and
when I need to edit them and why.
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Thanks guys
I sorted it out
it was an ownership thing
i copied those files using root access
but its like jboss runs using the jboss user identity and it could not read the
files i copied
big lesson...
bye
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hi folks,
I want to run a specific WAR file requiring the Xerces-2.4.0 libraries.
I've set my own endorsed directory using
java.endorsed.dirs=JBOSS_HOME/server/default/endorsed and put the
Xerces-2.4.0-libraries there.
This works perfectly with jboss-3.2.6.
However, with Jboss-4.0.1sp1, thing
No, there is not. It's possible for CMP because of transaction-local read-ahead
cache. BMP beans don't have that.
read-only invocation doesn't associate instances with the transaction in which
the invocation is performed. That means after a read-only invocation the
instance should be invalidate
With older version of Informix JDBC it was enough to put ifxjdbc.jar into
$JBOSS_HOME/server/?/lib.
With 3.0 driver I got same or similar problems and found out, that I also have
to put ifxjdbcx.jar into the lib-dir.
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Hi peeps!
I am using jboss 4 on my local system and i can deploy my app as an exploded
ear without issues.
However when I move it to my remotely managed server (www.eapps.com) and deploy
it I get this error:
org.jboss.deployment.DeploymentException: No META-INF/application.xml found
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JAVA must still be $JAVA_HOME/bin/java.
Add "-d64" to the OPTS.
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You only have to add option "-d64" to the comamnd line for
"$JAVA_HOME/bin/java".
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We are using JBoss 3.2.7
The feature that you describe helps with CMP beans, but we are having the
problem with BMP beans.
Is there a similar facility for BMP?
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Hi;
>From of the my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap
>ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
I followed the recommendations of JBoss documentation :
1- I have create a mbean into the file "jboss-service.xml" :
mbeancode="org.jboss.nami
Hi;
>From of the my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap
>ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
I followed the recommendations of JBoss documentation :
1- I have create a mbean into the file "jboss-service.xml" :
mbeancode="org.jboss.naming.E
Hi;
>From of the my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap
>ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
I followed the recommendations of JBoss documentation :
1- I have create a mbean into the file "jboss-service.xml" :
mbeancode="org.jboss.naming.E
Hi;
>From of the my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap
>ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
I followed the recommendations of JBoss documentation :
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externalannuaire
annuaire.p
Hi;
>From of the my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap
>ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
I followed the recommendations of JBoss documentation :
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external/annuaire
annuaire.
Hi;
>From of the my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap
>ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
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annuaire.p
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Hi
From of the my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap
ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
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annuair
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From my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap ressources
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From my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap ressources
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annuaire.proper
Hi
From my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap ressources
(server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
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From of the my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap
ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
I followed the recommendations of JBoss documentation :
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annuai
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From of the my j2ee application, I would like to get via jndi the ldap
ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
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ressources (server name, IP address, the port, login, password, ...).
I followed the recommendations of JBoss documentation :
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It can take a while for changes to propagate to the mirros so validate that the
checksum/md5sum has in fact changed on the second download to verify you have
obtained the updated version.
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Create a feature request:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS
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No. Prod should use a different configuration name to map the login module
configuration to ldap and dev the properties files. Externalize the name via a
servlet init param or just change the definition in the conf/login-config.xml.
The servlet should not have to figure out the correct choice.
i want to be able to run my application in 2 modes:
1. production - using LDAP.
2. presentations/development using the UsersRolesLoginModule.
is there a way to know from a servlet/session bean which one is used?
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com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactor
ldap://ldaphost.bevents.local:389/
simple
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memberOf
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Hi,
To clarify I've added to
/usr/local/jboss-4.0.1sp1/server/default/conf/jboss-service.xml
the following:
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| 34402
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| 34402_ID
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Its at best undefined in the servlet spec how the
security context created when accessing secured content is propagated to
unsecured content. There is no definition that states the security context is a
property of the session and that this should be in effect when us
"ahardy66" wrote : These guys interpret it, program their container and we use
it.
What I like about JBoss is that it isn't just a dumb implementation of a spec.
Fleury & Co can "do it right" no matter what the spec says.
It's pretty clear that the J2EE integrated security parts of the servl
I don't have a working example to hand to show you but what you are asking for
is for a reference to the datasource to be bound to the component namespace of
your web application.
You need to add a resource-ref element to the web.xml of your web application
and configure the reference as approp
When programming using Java the exceptions contain a lot of information about
what the problem is, instead of converting it to an int you should either
rethrow the exception or at the very least log the details i.e. Message,
exception classname and stack trace.
Is there a reason why you are avo
Hi.
I've done everything in the start guide for JBoss 1.4 but when I try to run
http://localhost:8080/bank/main it gives me a "http status 404".
I hava jdk1.5 and am using j2eetutorial1.4. All the builds were succesfull and
I didn't get any errors while building.
I've searched the forum for a s
yes.
to configure cluster on jboss 4.0.1sp1 i follow the jboss clustering base on
jboss 3.x and all works fine (except for one problem using ha-jndi and fail
over)
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Hi All,
Just to reconfirm,
shall i assume that the "JBoss Clustering" pdf document for JBoss3 can be used
for JBoss 4.0.1?
Regards,
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