Your loss IMHO.
The fact is that all software has bugs (c.f. the reports of a bug in
the Patriot missile software this morning). [Please let's exclude
provable languages from this conversation as they don't seem to be used
in the real world.]
You could be like NASA, of course, and take so lo
ttribute set
>to false to restore the servlet 2.3 class loading model. Post a bug
>to sourceforge with the testcase that causes this behavior.
>
>
>Scott Stark
>Chief Technology Officer
>JBoss Group, LLC
>xxxx
>- Original Me
Hi all,
We have a problem with JBoss 2.4.6 with Tomcat 4.0.3. In our Cactus
unit-test suites, tests of the EJB Remove method have started failing.
Further investigation indicate that this is the same regardless of
whether the remove is called on the Home or the Remote interface. We
are run
It is great to see how scared MS are of open-source software. And the
reason?
Simple... MS cannot control the means of distribution with open-source
in the way it has done in the past. Traditionally they have used
pressure on OEMs to control what software gets delivered to us, and they
now
efully received.
Cheers
/david
At 14:52 10/05/2002, Marius Kotsbak wrote:
>I think it says when it is started. Like "JBoss 3.0 and build-date is
>started". Don't remember if it is the same for 2.x versions.
>
>
>On fre, 2002-05-10 at 13:53, David Hamilton wrote:
> &g
Hi all,
I've got a mysterious version of JBoss/Tomcat on one of my servers. The
person who installed it didn't leave the version number in the directory name.
So how do I determine the version? A search of my local 2.4.4 installation
show no sign of any version stamp in any file.
Change Req
Is the org.jboss.util.FileURLPatch stuff not in the 3.0.0 branch? Or did
the noted side-effect cause other issues (and why was "+" chosen for the
replacement string rather than "%20" recommended in the fix request?)
/david
At 17:12 08/05/2002, Scott M Stark wrote:
>This is a bug in the File.t
>From JavaWorld
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2002/jw-0412-opensource.html
The most vocal proponent of an open source-compatible J2EE is JBoss founder
Marc Fleury, who fears that opening up J2EE may happen too late. "We need
the whole of J2EE to be compatible [with open source], and w
Nicolai P Guba wrote :
>
>> On Friday 15 Feb 2002 2:47 pm, David Ward wrote:
>>
>> 2) Take a look at the Reflection Performance improvements graph here:
>> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/performance.guide.html
>> Again not sure, but this looks like it could really help JBoss
>> performance with the
Two rules I try to bear in mind when deciding:
Application exceptions should be regarded as potentially recoverable
exceptions - the called code is saying 'I have a problem, can you deal with
it?'. The calling code has to make a decision whether it is recoverable or
not. System exceptions are i
Odd. I understood that containers should handle the System Exceptions
(Runtime Exceptions) by immediately discarding the bean and then throwing
'NoSuchObjectException' if the client makes subsequent invocations on the
stateful session bean (source Monson-Haefel, 3rd Edition)
You talk of the bean
It's on sourceforge. On the downloads page, click on the 'JBoss-2.4.4'
heading (_not_ the zip or tgz underneath) ...
Here's the link, anyway
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=63281
Hope this helps
david
- Original Message -
From: "David Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi John,
Everything I've read about the issues with JBoss on Linux (particularly with
memory leaks, segfaults, threading limitation issues) indicate that they are
Sun VM specific. A number of people are using the IBM VM, and I've yet to
hear of a bad experience.
Hope this helps.
david
RE: [JBoss-user] Stopping JBossI've been playing with the
org.jboss.jmx.client.Stop class. I've no idea what it's really intended
for, I just thought I'd have a look at the interestingly named 'stop.jar' in
the client directory.
It stops JBoss under Win2K, but I initially got an error on Linux,
The key reason not to use the Sun VM seems to be the 'Out-of-memory' issue
(thread stack memory allocation) which can limit the number of threads that
your system can use.
If that is not a problem, then the Sun VM seems to have better docs on the
known issues.
Cheers
david
- Original Me
I don't know if this is affecting anyone else, but
I am unable to search the JBoss User Archives using Geocrawler. It only
affects the JBoss group, none of the others that I use.
The response from SourceForge is that they don't
see it as an urgent issue, and they have closed the request.
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