1.4.1 has a memory leak in java.lang.StringBuffer, if you reuse it alot
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I'm trying to use the Tomcat persistence manager for sessions with embedded
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if you hold on to the connection on the server side you are screwing up the
way the system will work between client-server calls it screws it up
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sults are
intended for a user. only retrieve as many as the user wants to see.
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>will version 3.2.2 of tomcat work with apache 1.3.12
have you tried
why don't you try and let us know.
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eading from the socket forever.
yes, you are violating the spec.
why would you want to do this with a bean? use a regular Java object.
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our classes in /lib/ext but you may cause
yourself a good series of troubleshooting too.
have fun
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go ahead
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you also have the JMX HTTPConnector port - I believe this one is 8082
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template (Page)
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|-> Execute the transformation
with the data and the stylesheet
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|-> Send the result by email.
and voila, you are good to go
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you can check out the "manual" cvs module from jboss cvs
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looks
like you have crimson.jar in your classpath and this may conflict with some
other JAXP implementation (Xerces, jaxp.jar, parser.jar)
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this is a Tomcat question, if you get it to work on standalone tomcat, it is
guaranteed to work on the embedded one too
take a look at the tomcat documentation (RTFM :)
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http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch06s05.html
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check out the "manual" cvs module from sourceforge
then just build it and voila, you have the docs
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Title: Can JBoss allow native code in beans/one JVM per bean?
yes it
is possible, however you would be violating the rules of the EJB
spec.
your
bean now becomes dependent on the local system the bean is running
on.
the
bean is no longer portable. the same goes for java.io
operations
wha
ine a) and b)
I couldn't tell you on top of my head which one it is, but this will tell
you
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driver's result set, not minervas
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has to parse the XSL
everytime you use it.
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will do the trick for you
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the problem is the random initalizer.
you can set it to use java.util.Random instead of
java.security.Randomsomething
this will be a lot faster.
take a look at the Tomcat mail list archives.
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WEB-INF/lib
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eads.
Will send you all more feedback once I get really down and dirty with this
one.
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beta
means beta.
almost
all features complete
not
fully tested/verified to be considered production quality.
that
is what beta means to most software organizations :)
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le two phase commits and b) the server
to implement the logic for the distributed transactions.
now, if I remember correctly, jboss doesn't seem to have support for
distributed transactions, but hey, I could be full of shit, so if I am
please correct me :)
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couldn't you use the HTTP connector (MBean) that comes with the reference
implementation, this lets you manage your bean through a browser?
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stablished.
true loadbalancing is underway.
> 5) is there any published schedule of the planned upcoming
> releases and what
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dunno
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take a look at OpenJoda from mycomponents.com
it aint pretty, but they did it :)
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l speed up Tomcat startup,
but it will cause sessions to be less secure.")
look in the tomcat archives, and you will find your solution.
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it would be helpful if you provided us with your code and your database
table structure.
somehow your code (CMP) calls setObject with java.sql.Timestamp object, when
something else is expected.
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webserver.
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> > Give me some feedback on the level of interest, as this will not be a
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> i'd be interested to read something about this.
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ent reference that the programmer holds in his
code.
can somebody please tell *ME* to shut up, if I am completely off balance
here :)
Filip
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your code, since it is handled by the driver, not by the programmer,
or by jboss.
caching statements goes back to 1997 when the drivers did not do this for
you. now a days, almost all of them do.
Filip
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e pool will be empty.
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are you running Win95 or Win98?
you have to set the environment space for your dos prompt /e:4096 or
something like that?
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