Hello all,
I've got an app that I developed using JBoss3.0Beta and am trying to
deploy it on 3.0 release but am having some issues.
I don't really get an error, the log just says:
"15:56:00,398 INFO [MainDeployer] Deployment of package:
file:/usr/local/jboss-3.0.0_tomcat-4.0.3/server/d
Connection refused is either: you don't have anything listening on the
port, or the port is firewalled somehow.
try doing 'netstat -a | grep ' and see if there is an open
socket on that port. If there is, then jboss (or something) is listening.
if not, then you have to figure out why there i
erver.hostname="machinename"
>
>Once I changed this everthying started working fine.
>
>Cheers
>
>
>-Original Message-
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Gary S.
>Cuozzo
>Sent: Thursday, 6 June 2002 11:54 AM
>To: [E
try using 127.0.0.1. I had a similar problem last night and for some
reason, that seemed to fix the problem.
hth,
gary.
Brandon Knitter wrote:
>When trying to get an initial context I get the following:
>
>env
>CLASSPATH=:.:/usr/java/lib/tools.jar:/usr/java/jre/lib/rt.jar:/home/knitterb/li
I've been having a problem in getting a many-to-many relationship to
work under 3.0 release. I bought a subscription to the docs, but I just
don't see what I'm doing wrong.
I have two ejb's: ClientEJB and AclEJB that are related
The application compiles & deploys just fine, but when I try to
>>I also changed the the jboss.properties file from
>>
>>java.rmi.server.hostname=localhost
>>
>>to
>>
>>java.rmi.server.hostname="machinename"
>>
>>Once I changed this everthying started working fine.
>>
>>Cheers
>>
>
This seems similar to the problem that I am seeing. I am not
auto-creating the table, but instead have an existing table that I want
to use.
When I try to use my many-to-many relationship, I get exceptions because
the table (that jboss is trying to use) doesn't exist. I have no idea
what I
I think you need to remove the spaces in your tags:
instead of
Just a guess, but that is all I see right now.
gary.
Frank Morton wrote:
>Moving from RC1 to 3.0.0 release. Looking smooth except
>when deploying beans I get a DeploymentException:
>
>Error in jboss.xml for Bean Profile: conf
in jbosscmp-jdbc.xml.
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Gary S. Cuozzo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 5:21 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Auto created relationship table name.
>
>
>This seems similar to the problem that
;
>> id
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>acl_id
>>
>>
>>
I don't think you want to put ONLY tools.jar in your classpath. I would
do something like:
CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/blah/tools.jar
export CLASSPATH
and yes, 'export' must be lowercase (you showed it all upper).
I don't think you should need this though as jdk's after 1.2 (i think)
I've been wanting to use a primitive datatype as a primary key for an
entity bean, but have not been able to do so. I guess I'm just a bit
confused as I see it done in many examples, but they either don't
compile, or don't deploy. Right now, I just use something like
java.lang.Integer as the
I only glanced at your files, but it seems like you may have missed one
set of tags in the first half of the
relationship in your jbosscmp-jdbc.xml file. You have them for the
second part of the relationship (proponent_id).
I had a working system, but it is temporarily broken as I'm shiftin
Hey all,
I'm trying to convert an existing application that I had written the
"hard way" over to use XDoclet.
I have two beans, Client and Domain, that I'm trying to relate. A
Client can have many Domains. Seems like it should be straight forward
but is throwing an exception
(java.lang.refl
I don't know if this is the right thing to do or not... But I deploy my
datasource XML file (postgres) separately and before I deploy my
application. I just copy the XML file right into the deploy directory
and it works. Then, I just redeploy the application as-needed.
gary.
Beau Cronin w
Anybody know what tag (if any) will make XDoclet specify a specific
table name for JBoss to use for a many-to-many relationship? The
relationship I have works fine, but uses a table created by JBoss
instead of my existing table.
Thanks,
gary.
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Thanks! I've searched the xdoclet site & docs, but have never seen a
reference to this tag?! Are there other "undocumented" tags that I
should know about? :-)
gary.
David Ward wrote:
> @jboss:relation-table table-name="FOO_BAR"
>
> :)
&g
I am (was) running jboss on a rh72 smp box (now rh73) and had no
problems. I don't think RH is crap as much as the 2.4.7 kernel was
total crap. This kernel was known to have many problems and was not
recommended for use.
On ANY linux box, you should be running at least 2.4.17 as the memory
Alan,
I just finished reading EJB Design Patterns and found it to be very
useful. It has a whole chapter on building with ant, choosing package
names, dividing up jar files, etc. Nothing earth shattering, but good
food for thought. I used some of the suggestions verbatim and modified
others
Hello all,
I've got the EJB layer for my application mostly implemented, and I'm
ready to attach a web tier as the client. I'm using jboss3.0.x with
integrated tomcat.
I'm using a postgres datasource and my schema has a 'user' table (with
id, username & password fields) and a 'role' table tha
I also use Thawte, and personally have moved ALL of my business away
from Verisign (I have one more domain out of a few hundred left to
move). I use Thawte's "supercert" product. They are going up on their
prices on 8/5 though. At $300 I don't think they are really
inexpensive, but their se
Hello all,
I'm at the point of configuring security parameters for my app and have
a few questions.
I ultimately want to use the DatabaseServerLoginModule and authenticate
via a web-app, but have been trying some of the simpler modules just to
get started. So far I have not been successful.
bean instead of just the one that I have permissions set up for.
Any clues?
gary.
David Jencks wrote:
>I think you have to use the single login-conf.xml file in
>server/[conf-name]/conf
>
>david jencks
>
>On 2002.07.30 16:16:19 -0400 Gary S. Cuozzo wrote:
>
>>Hello
In my ejb-jar.xml file I have:
description not supported yet by
ejbdoclet
description not supported yet by
ejbdoclet
ClientSessionBean
*
and other ones like:
description not supported yet by ejb
ake calls to unchecked methods from
>an unsecured servlet. There still has to be a principal without roles. See
>the
>security chapter in the admin and devel book.
>
>
>Scott Stark
>Chief Technology Officer
>JBoss Group, LLC
>xxxx
my roles table (a view actually) has 3 columns:
username
role
rolegroup
I do NOT have any information in the rolegroup column, but it does have
to exist in the table.
I don't remember where I found out about the table format, but I
remember having a very difficult time getting the
in your web.xml file, for the configuration of the action servlet, do
you have an init parameter to tell it where the resource file is? i
have something like:
application
com.innovationsw.panel.web.ApplicationResources
I'd like to use DESede (3DES) encrypted passwords in my authentication
database. Is this a feature that is already supported, or would I have
to add it myself with a custom LoginModule? I saw that the
DatabaseLoginModule supports a few hash algorithms, but want to use DESede.
I just don't wa
I have my WEB-INF and other web related items encapsulated within my
.war file. So, move WEB-INF tree, foo.jsp, and index.html into the .war
file and try that. at a glance, the application.xml and web.xml seem to
be ok.
hth,
gary.
Manoj Kithany wrote:
> Hi Experts,
>
> Greetings!
>
> I c
I just returned to CT from the open house. I'm happy to say that I had
a good time, learned a bit, got to meet some of the key JBoss folks and
also some other interesting people in the J2EE community.
Thanks much for hosting it,
gary.
Scott M Stark wrote:
>Don't forget to attend the free JB
I had problems with Jboss3.0-Tomcat4.0.3 on my linux (RH7.3) SMP system
with similar symptoms when using Sun JDK1.4.1. I am now running Sun
JDK1.4 and it seems to be fine. At the time I started having issues, I
had just upgraded from JDK1.3 to 1.4.1 and was figuring that 'latest is
greatest'
I think you need to first check your session to be sure you have one
before just blindly invalidating it. the first time you call your
servlet, you are trying to invalidate a session that is not set up. or,
you can add a 'true' as an argument to the first request.getSession()
call, but then
i'm doing this right now and just got it working today. i have a single
webapp "/global" that will serve all our virtual host customers a set of
functionality. i'm using jboss 3.x series with embedded tomcat
front-ended with apache.
i just have a straight-up .war file right now, with no jboss
hey all,
i have a jms client that used to run as a standalone application, that
i've converted to run as an mbean. i have the mbean running in its own
jboss instance that was based on the minimal configuration with naming
removed. i modified the jndi.properties file to point at the main app
s
Funny you should mention that. My usual desktop is a dual P3-700 SCSI
box, but has a very old (read slow) IBM disk in it. I was working last
night on my laptop (IBM Thinkpad, ~800MHz) and refreshed my schema and
thought "wow, that was WAY faster than my desktop". JSP pages & such
seem to com
gonna rip (relatively) no matter what
the software is doing.
I'm not disagreeing that there may be problems with certain kernel
builds and java VMs threading on linux SMP - I'm just urging you not
to jump to conclusions when the hardware is so different.
Gary S. Cuozzo wrote:
Funny you s
hey all,
I'm doing some testing on my application, and having some issues with
the JMS service.
I have an EJB application with a web client, all deployed as a single
.ear file. The application processes requests and posts messages to a
single JMS queue.
On another server, I have a MBean with
Hey all,
I'm in the process of trying to configure jboss3.0.4/tomcat to support
jsp's for virtual hosts. I'm pretty sure I had this working with
standalone tomcat a while back.
Here's what I did:
1. create a ROOT.war directory under deploy
2. WEB-INF/web.xml is basically an empty entry
3. W
I've seen this before as well. I *think* that I fixed it by putting the
following xdoclet tag up in my class-level area:
@ejb:permission unchecked=""
This adds an tag into ejb-jar.xml for the methods that
don't have security permissions specified. Then I override the
permissions for
here's a setup that i have for clients-roles...
client side:
/**
* @return all roles associated with this client
*
* @ejb:interface-methodview-type="local"
*
* @ejb:relationname="client-role"
*
You are not the only one. I totally agree with you. But, JBoss Group LLC
uses this list (and the dev list) to advertise their training and other services.
So, where does the line get drawn? What is ok for one, should be ok for
all. This has bothered me for some time now.
gary.
Andreas Me
JBoss related services.
Seems like a reasonable place to draw a line.
JD
-Original Message-
From: Gary S. Cuozzo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 03, 2003 7:28 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] [ANN] Tammi 1.0 Released - a JMX Applic
I missed out on the original messages, so I may be a touch off-base with
what you are trying to do...
I've written web interfaces (HTML form submission based) that accept the
client's data, store it, and send back an auto-response to the client. The
response is sent via JavaMail and does abso
Anybody know how to call an EJB method that requires authentication/role
from a MDB? I've tried to make the MDB run as a suitable role, but it
still complained that the principal was null.
Any clues?
gary.
Stack Trace follows:
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Thanks. Will do.
gary.
Scott M Stark wrote:
Look into the unauthenticatedPrincipal login module option usage.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
- Original Message -
From: "Gary S. Cuozzo" <[EM
anks again,
gary.
Scott M Stark wrote:
Look into the unauthenticatedPrincipal login module option usage.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
- Original Message -
From: "Gary S. Cuozzo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can do quite a bit (if you authenticate via SQL database) with views
to implement similar features while using container managed security. I
have several criteria that go into deciding whether or not a user can authenticate
to my app, and they all get accounted for with my view. The view
Sounds like your JNDI names are not what you think. Maybe compare the
deployment descriptors?
Or, another issue might be that you need ejb-ref tags to declare your
references to other EJB's.
Just a few thoughts...
gary.
Richard Stack wrote:
I'm using Jboss3.0.4_tomcat-4.1.12. The first attemp
This same thing just started happening to my application a few weeks
ago. Same versions as you. I went to JBoss 3.0.6/Tomcat and it works
fine. Don't know if that is an option for you or not and I just didn't
have the time to figure out why it started happening as just don't have
that kinda
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I think i've seen this when i have a CMR foreign key that is also listed
as a CMP field. Or maybe when i have copy/paste errors in my xdoclet
tags. I haven't done this in quite a while, so I don't remember for
sure what the exact problem was. Hopefully this helps you a bit.
gary.
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I'm interested in sorting a collection of entities that are retrieved
using multiple finders. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
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, netanel weinberg wrote:
> How can i see the sql jboss is using to see what is generated?
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application, the CMP entity would never actually create/remove records,
only get/set the additional fields.
Is there any reason (technical or other) that this can't/shouldn't be
done?
Thanks in advance,
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