On Wednesday 22 January 2003 12:31, Gabriel Pinto wrote:
> I'm running JBOSS in a Pentium III 1gHz with 512MB RAM with RedHat 7.2,
> but it is too slow!
>
> Even when I run only jsp files I can't get a reasonable speedy.
>
> When I run the application in a AMD Duron 800Mhz 256MB RAM it works a lot
I'm curious. Does JMS under JBoss guarantee delivery of messages? If so,
what steps does it take to guarantee this? And, is there a size limitation
on messages for which it guarantees delivery?
Thanks.
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My datasource SAR won't even deploy in 3.0.5, so I can't comment on it.
However, I cannot seem to get Chinese text to work properly in JBoss 3 series.
I was running JDK 1.4 under JBoss 2.4.10, Tomcat 4.1.18 with the Oracle 9iR2
JDK 1.4 driver.
After adding 3.0.x into the mix, all of the Chines
On Friday 17 January 2003 01:50, Pete Beck wrote:
> Anyone know what sort of timeframe we might be able to use JSP 2.0 in
> JBoss?
You can probably use it right now, if you use Tomcat 5 in it. The main
problem with JSP 2.0, is that the JSP 2.0 spec isn't finalized (Tomcat 5 is
still in alpha,
On Monday 22 July 2002 09:31, Thomas Renninger wrote:
> Sounds as if it would be a lot of work, specially for a person who has to
> download the source and start coding on JBoss the first time ...
>
> I'm wondering about all the other JBoss users. Oracle is a quite famous
> database. I thought ther
On Monday 13 January 2003 19:44, Rod Macpherson wrote:
As Scott pointed out, to see if there are backward compatibility problems.
However, the fact that it uses jdbc3 and nio are also good reasons to upgrade.
NIO should give you better performance for the communication layer, if you've
got mul
On Saturday 04 January 2003 04:48, Pete Beck wrote:
> I agree with Sun 100% on this. Using the file-system is bad news for
> maintenance, scalability and as the article says security.
> I've seen the chaos that using the filesystem can cause in clustered
> environments and I would say avoid it if
On Wednesday 22 May 2002 14:07, Emerson Cargnin - MSA wrote:
> no, i'm working in defining an developing environment for a froup of about
> 40 developers, so we can't afford bying a big machine for each one : )
For a large application with a small uptime, JBoss 2.4.4 only takes up about
96MB's
On April 2, 2002 06:45 am, Jarecsni János wrote:
> The configuration is JBoss244+Tomcat401 with Apache (1.3.22) on a Debian
> Linux 2.4.3
> The problem is that JBoss hangs after a few days of operation. By "hangs" I
> mean that it does not accept any new request, and stays so until it is
> killed
>From time to time, I seem to get an error down at the JDBC level within
JBoss, where it seems Oracle has dropped JBoss's socket connection. However,
I believe this problem is probably on the JBoss side, because I've run other
JDBC code using our own proprietary pooling mechanism for over a ye
On March 21, 2002 02:47 pm, Felipe Oliveira wrote:
> i am trying to use JBoss-2.4.4_Tomcat-4.0.1 on FreeBSD but it's not stable
> at all. I am using JDK1.4.
> the server blows up every 5 minutes, even when i try to deploy. any
> thoughts?
> it seems to be a problem with the Sun JVM.
More than li
On March 18, 2002 11:31 am, Burkhard Vogel wrote:
> there are at least two possibilities:
> first, run Jboss standalone, copy the jars from $JBOSS_HOME/client into
> Tomcats classpath and treat tomcat like any other client application.
> (Remember jndi.properties...)
jndi.properties no longer wo
On March 18, 2002 08:18 am, Lenhart wrote:
Sorry...I hit reply last time, and I guess it makes me reply to the sender
rather than the list; I must not have been paying attention.
> I would prefer getting them running on the same VM, but having them talk to
> each other would be a good start as
If I use transaction-type of 'Bean' in the ejb-jar xml descriptor for a
stateless session bean, and I obtain a DataSource object from an XADataSource
pool, do I need to do explicit commits?
What about the same for stateful session beans?
Thanks in advance.
On March 9, 2002 04:23 pm, Nicolai P Guba wrote:
> Makes you wonder. All these years and still no decent java implementation
> and far too many issues for it to become a serious contender of any sort.
> Garbage collecting garbage. Give me a real lisp os anytime!
It's just the garbage vm from S
On March 8, 2002 01:15 am, Christian Riege wrote:
> this is fixed in the forthcoming 2.4.5 release; alternatively you can
> also grab the lates Branch_2_4 CVS code.
>
> An OutOfMemoryException on Linux also occurs because of some issues
> Linux has with threading; this is also dependent upon the
I was just wondering why it is that JBoss 2.4.4 running under Windows behaves
completely different to JBoss 2.4.4 running under Linux, where logging is
concerned? With the default logging levels, under Linux on the deployment of
a jar file, I get about 2-1/2 screens worth of information; under
Just thought I'd say thanks again for the help I got in streaming data to an
EJB. Realized for the uploading of data to LOBs I'm going to have to use a
stateful bean (probably more efficient for downloading of data as well),
because I need to maintain the database connection, and then do a com
Sorry for the late reply everyone...I thought I was resubscribed (my @Home
account was discontinued, and I kept procrastinating about updating my email
addresses)...as it turned out, I missed the request for confirmation I had to
reply to :(
Peter Levart wrote the following excerpt on Feb 13,
I'm curious if there's any way I can get streams to work as a parameter to an
EJB call. I've looked through the java.io package, to no avail, trying to
find a serializable stream. Is there perhaps a third party source of
serializable streams (open source, preferably)? Or, is the only way I'm
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