Forgot one thing: when I login, the "other" configuration is used. This is
confirmed not only by the jmx console, but by the username/passwd that
authenticates.
I inserted another username/passwd into the data base to test the
authentication config I added for dukes bank, and it wasn't recog
ahh... i forgot this directory:
/jboss/server/default/deploy/ejb.deployer/
*sigh finally :)
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sir,
when I start tomcat it successfully start but when I connect with
localhost it gives follwing error:-
An error occured while loading http://localhost:8080:
Could not connect to host localhost (port 8080)
At shutdown time it gives follwing error message.
[EMAIL PROT
I'm trying to develop a simple Stateless Bean like the EJB3Trail example shows,
however, the @Stateless annotation doesn't compile.
I loaded a bunch of .JAR's to my classpath, specifically from:
/jboss/lib
/jboss/server/default/lib
... and even loaded:
/jboss/ear/business.ejb3
However, I stlil c
I have installed jboss-4.0.3 on my local drive c:\
I execute run.bat and after halfway done it throws following errors. I did
netstat and 1098 port does not look like it is blocked- Please help !!
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ObjectName: jboss.web.deployment:war=jmx-c
yeah, that's a very old version..
The reason is I have taken the support work of an old webapp, which runs on
J2SE1.3, J2EE1.2, JBoss 2.4.8, Sybase ASA 7, Crystal Enterprise 9, blah blah
blah..In simple words, it's OLD. But since it is a large scale webapp used
by many parties, no one d
As it appears to be a JVM error, you should try to upgrade the JVM and verify
your OS patch set is correct.
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This is not entirely to do with JMS, so you should post to a different forum.
Likely, you'll see a more detailed error earlier in the logs.
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You can use message headers. You can use message selectors, but they aren't
that great in JBoss for large numbers of messages.
Instead of a selector, you could create a consumer that reads all traffic and
puts it into user buckets.
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There should be a "LoggingService" deployed someplace in jboss-service.xml .
You can add a .. to it so it waits for the ConnectionFactory to be bound.
It is a fine solution, but you won't get any logging until JMS is started.
Alternatively, you could create your own JMX service that adds a new
Hi,
I'd like to use JMS for InterPortlet Communication between portlets of
different portlet applications.
I got so far that I'm able to exchange some Objects.
The problem is - for example when I use the "topic/testTopic" that this context
seems to be shared among different users which are lo
Maybe just use the hibernate version, use
( (InjectedEntityManager)entityManager ).getHibernateSession()
Then use your hibernate skills :-)
Joachim
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shankar_rao,
Could you post the contents of the application.xml wrap it in [ code ][ /code ]
tags without the spaces and use the preview button to make sure that it
displays correctly.
Also what is the URL you are trying to use to access the application?
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Are all of your applications going to be war files / exploded war folders? If
so if you have a look at the file jboss-service.xml in the conf folder you can
add additional folders to be scanned for components to be deployed.
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for example, I put all my apps in /wwwroot dir
Thanks in advance
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I aggree that the alt-dd mechanism is a fantastic featute. It is of big value
in certain situations. For example when an application needs to be deployed to
several machines, each time with a different configuration or profile.
My problem is that I believe JBoss is ignoring the alt-dd element. I
anonymous wrote : The command 'jar -tf ArchiveName' gives you a listing of the
contents of an archive without changing the case of any of the folder names.
Thanks darranl for explaining the command :-)
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sir,
I deployed my ear and it successfully deplyed , but when i am trying to request
the appliction , it is saying the request resource not available..and on the
server console no exception is thrown..
does i need to create any other .xml files other than
ejb-jar.
jboss.
web-xml.
Vie
sir,
I deployed my ear and it successfully deplyed , but when i am trying to request
the appliction , it is saying the request resource not available..and on the
server console no exception is thrown..
does i need to create any other .xml files other than
ejb-jar.
jboss.
web-xml.
Vie
Sorry, one mistake there
It should read
JBoss setup
copy directory \jboss-4.0.2\server\all to \jboss-4.0.2\server\test1
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If you search google there are loads of articles out there available to you.
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Hi, more attempts again, and still no go.
Ok. JBOSS 4.0.2 works fine by itself, Apache 2.0.54 works fine by itself. I had
download mod_jk-1.2.14-apache-2.0.54.so and rename it as mod_jk and put it in
Apache2 /module directory
Apache Setup
Here is my apache httpd.conf
# Include mod_jk configurat
Answered in your first posting.
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Datasources bound to the local namespace ("java:") can only be accessed locally
within the same JVM.
Also the datasource does not need to be narrowed.
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Is there any reason for using such an old version of JBoss, you will only get
very limited support on here for that version.
Personally I have not looked at that version of JBoss so I can not gurantee if
there were changes but at least since the 3.x versions JBoss does not generate
any ejb clas
"jaikiran" wrote : Not sure about the command.
The command 'jar -tf ArchiveName' gives you a listing of the contents of an
archive without changing the case of any of the folder names.
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Thanks jaikiran, that problme is solved, actually the application.xml is in
meta-inf which was case sensitive which so we changed to Caps
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It looks like you have defined a resource-ref in the web.xml that doesn't have
the corresponding values set in the jboss-web.xml.
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The application.xml is in the wrong location, you need to remove the src from
the path so that it is in 'META-INF/application.xml' not
'src/META-INF/application.xml' this will solve your problem.
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After having a look at your first post, i guess, your META-INF folder and
subsequently application.xml file is getting created in :
scl.ear/src/META-INF/application.xml
Ideally, the META-INF folder should be inside scl.ear and subsequently the
application.xml file should be under this META-INF
this is my Server Console exception when i deply my ear file, even though i
have application.xml in META-INF Directory..pls give me solution
org.jboss.deployment.DeploymentException: No META-INF/application.xml found
at org.jboss.deployment.EARDeployer.init(EARDeployer.java:63)
Its NOT related to the manifest.mf file. Please post your server log
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Please help.
I stuck with an error While I try to get a DataSource Object from the pool the
code is following.
package com.fl.common;
public final class ServiceLocator {
private static final String JBOSS_INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY =
"org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory";
Please help.
I stuck with an error While I try to get a DataSource Object from the pool the
code is following.
package com.fl.common;
public final class ServiceLocator {
private static final String JBOSS_INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY =
"org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory";
I have the prescribed login config for dukes bank:
java:/DefaultDS
select passwd from Users where username=?
select userRoles, 'Roles' from UserRoles where username=?
As title, where in the filesystem can I find the ejb classes generated by JBoss
at deploy-time?
I am using JBoss 2.4.8 on Windows 2k Server.
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sir,
when i deployed my ear file in jboss 4.0 i got the exception as
no meta-inf/Application.xml found
so i give the below command and i got the out put as follows
is this out wrong? needed any changes...give the solution
D:\jboss-scl13_7\scl\SCL>jar -tf scl.ear
META-INF/
META-IN
there is application.xml in META/INF directory ,event then i am getting the
Exception.. ,
Is this any way related to manifest.mf file ,should there be any entry i that
file.
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there is application.xml in META/INF directory ,event then i am getting the
Exception.. ,
Is this any way related to manifest.mf file ,should there be any entry i that
file.
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You need to specify a distinct for each SLSB. Have a look
at jboss_4_0.dtd
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Not sure about the command. Open the .ear file that gets created and see if
there is a application.xml file in the META-INF directory
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message for error is:
--- MBeans waiting for other MBeans ---
ObjectName: jboss.web.deployment:id=-145059178,war=buportal.war
State: FAILED
Reason: org.jboss.deployment.DeploymentException: Error during deploy; - neste
d throwable: (javax.naming.NamingException: resource-ref: jdbc/portal has
i am puting WAR file in to {jboss.home}/server/default/deploy but JBoss not
deploy for me i think because My Project isn't a J2EE Structure. T_T many thank
for answer
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