I've got a standalone java application (no MDBs) that needs to send messages to
a JMS queue running on a remote JBoss 4.0.1 server. I'm stuck on how to
connect to that remote server ... can anyone share some code to show me how
it's done?
Thanks,
Steve
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If you populate a cache fully, then start a new cache, and enable full tracing,
then you will see the size of the serialized state in the joining node
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if i want ejb3.0 to work together with jsp ( not servlet ) ,how ?
what about annotation ? any example ?
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OK a little update. I realized that Message Driven beans wouldn't be able
to achieve everything I needed, so I went back to the "lab". ;)
After reading a little about RMI-IIOP (from Ed Roman's book on EJBs) I realized
I was making a mistake. I have to use RMI-IIOP and not just RMI to get in
I posted this to "JBOSS Public" over at google groups, afterwards I noticed not
much is poster there ;). So...
All,
I'm having a terrible time configuring JBoss (4.0.1 sp1) to talk with
an external LDAP server.
The documentation I've read all point to creating the following entry
in server/def
Hi,
I am new to EJBs and wanted to try the EJB3 Tutorial when some problems
occured. I think I must have done something wrong at the configuration of the
JBoss Server or at the deployment.
I always get the following Errors:
23:25:10,930 INFO [DLQ] Bound to JNDI name: queue/DLQ
23:25:13,233 IN
ws4ee works find with complex types. Take a look at the step by step wikis for
more info
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=WSRPCServiceStepByStep
If after following the above wiki, you still have a problem, post a detailed
description of the problem you are encountering, and we can take
I wanted to create my own eviction policy where the time to live would be
determined by an attribute of the object. I am currently using the FIFOPolicy.
It looks like I could extend that and override the getEvictionAlgorithm method
to return a custom Policy inheriting from the LRUAlgorithm. T
I forgot to mention that there are not firewals or other programs that could
potentialy block the trafic between client and server. i can even telnet the
server on 1099 port and the server responds immediate. Also i can see the
jmx-console without any problem
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I have a JBoss server installed on server side and an application client
written in swing on the client side. The client access server using the
internet. the timeout between client and server is about 300ms.
I cannot access the server with the application client because, after a few
minutes ap
hi, i'm using 3.2.3 on redhat es10 and jdk 1.4.2, and at seemingly random times
the jboss server just seems to shut itself down. here is a brief snippet:
10:25:44,101 ERROR [STDERR] sql:select guid from event_dates where event_date =
'2005-04-16';
10:25:44,115 ERROR [STDERR] inside spaceManager.
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Thanks, I found JndiLoginInitialContextFactory from browsing the code, but I
also noticed that is not included in jbossall-client.jar. At least not in the
head trunk.
I know what you're going to
The default bahavior for jndi client is to use autodsicovery if the jndi
provider url is not found (since client doesn't know whether we are running ha
or not).
You can either diasbale the autodiscovery by specifying the property
jnp.disableDsicover=false in jndi.properties, or segregated the t
If I login with incorrect details I get back a error HTML page, when using the
correct details 200/j2ee I get the following.
There is no mention of "ejb/customerControllerCould" in the source, maybe
something in the source is appending the "Could" to the name ?
JNDI view shows that it does not
Maybe the startguide.pdf would do with updating section 4.1.7.1 to add the
following info:
I found the problem in that there is code in the default hssql-db.xml:
jboss:service=Hypersonic,database=localDB
I replace with:
jboss:service=Hypersonic
I commented out the section, so there was only on
Please note that:
1) There is a new jar file called jboss-j2se.jar that is split from
jboss-j2ee.jar.
2) In runShellDemo.bat and runShellDemo.sh, you will need to add jboss-j2se.jar
to the classpath in order to run it.
-Ben
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I'd recommend to try the code out in a standalone environment first before
putting it into the web for easier debugging.
-Ben
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Lock is orthognal to cacheaop, per se. So it is still applied in the node level.
-Ben
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No, we currently don't have this. Can you create a Jira task under JBossCache
to request this feature?
Thanks,
-Ben
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Oops! I did. :-)
After doubleing checking the 1.2.2 release, there is a mixed up in the
runShellDemo.sh and runShellDemo.bat.
To fix that, please add jboss-j2se.jar to the class path in both scripts and
you will be running fine.
This is because jboss-j2ee.jar has been split into both j2ee and
I have been running the default configuration of JBoss for a while and am now
looking at the startguide40.zip with Duke's Bank Application.
This states I must use HSSQL in TCP (server) mode, it was original setup and
running in localDB (memory) mode.
Now JBoss does not start correctly, as-if th
Use -Dlog4j.configuration=/path_to_log4j_properties in the JAVA_OPTS to point
to an external bootstrap configuration. See the log4j site for the details.
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log4j.appender.FILE.File=${jboss.server.home.dir}/log/boot.log
Thanks for the reply. I really dont understand how .properties files work, but
here is what I did to correct the problem.
I obviously dont want to edit run.jar as that will affect everything (not just
my
thanks,
i found i run jboss ,using run.sh -c all --host=IP
the cluster is work well. But when add the parameter "--host=IP",my LVS server
can`t work.
can you help me >?
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I have installed JBoss on a remote linux blade with two AMD Athlon(tm) MP 2600+
cpus.
JBoss starts fine using jboss_init_redhat.sh start, against the default
configuration.
When jboss_init_redhat.sh stop is run, the java process takes 99% cpu and is
unkillable.
Its so bad that the linux shut
it's my own fault ... i have provided the same classes with another jar , so
jboss starts use it from another archive ... i'll take this rule into account:
don't provide the same library with different jars
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ok ... i guess that need just to put them into lib directory at
%jboss_home%/server/default/lib , if server running from run.bat script without
any arguments.
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It completely depends upon:
* The resources you have available (hardware, management of infrastructure)
* The distribution of work (a huge website with tiny J2EE involvement, huge
J2EE operation with a tiny management website)
If you were to looking at how to best handle the available work comp
I must have read 100 people like me, who cant work out how to override log4j's
configuration in my Test Clients execution context.
$JBOSS_HOME/log/boot.log exists and JBoss logs its output there as well as
STDOUT, this is what I want. But my Client applications I develop under
eclipse and lomb
full stack trace when calling adminCMSPortlet first time:
[org.jboss.portal.core.impl.preferences.MappedPreferenceStore] Preference set
not found for instance.portal.AdminCMSPortlet.AdminCMSPortletInstance
[org.jboss.portal.core.impl.preferences.MappedPreferenceSet] Using for 1/ name
(0,instance
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adminCMSPortlet is blank, everything else seems to work ok - everything what do
not use webdav. I have some other portlets written on my own and those portlets
are also blank
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