do you use
-Djava.security.manager
as VM parameter when starting your application?
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you have
ObjectName: persistence.units:unitName=QMDev-ds
but in your persistence.xml you declare
persistence-unit name="Default2-ds"
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You are right, it is not in any of the provided jars when selecting an "ejb3"
installation. I did not check other installation types. Maybe you should file a
bug report?
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Unless you need to access the TransactionManager via JNDI this should be no
problem. AFAIK you can safely ignore this message.
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Did you call getFiles() in your Session Bean before calling the method on the
entity in the client?
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javax.ejb.Stateless
is part of jboss-ejb3x.jar
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anonymous wrote : relation "information_schema.system_sequences" does not exist
Possibly something might be broken with your database?
Did you specify "information_schema.system_sequences" somewhere in your jboss
configuration or entities?
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"pulsycouac" wrote :
| However when I deploy my ear I have the following errors:
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| FATAL [PersistenceXmlLoader] ejb3essaiPerst JTA
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You can ignore this one,
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"djiska1" wrote : thank you for information.
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| Now it doesn't have got those errors. Only a
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| 13:51:56,653 FATAL [PersistenceXmlLoader] test JTA
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| I've got to do more test. But I now have finished.
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| Tomorrow i'll follow
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| thank you
|
|
Forget about that
Your mapping is wrong.
| [...]
| private List propiedades;
| [...]
|
| @JoinColumn (name = "idEmpleado")
| @OneToMany (cascade = CascadeType.ALL, fetch = FetchType.EAGER,
mappedBy = "idEmpleado")
| public List getPropiedades() {
|
org.hibernate.MappingException: property not found: idEmpleado on entity
org.jboss.jose.db.Propiedad
You seem to have an association referencing the property idEmpleade in your
Propiedad class that hibernate cannot find.
If you could post your org.jboss.jose.db.Propiedad and Empleado classes so
ejb-3_0-pfd-spec-persistence.pdf wrote :
| If the entity has field-based access, the persistence provider runtime
accesses instance variables directly.
|
If the persistence provider does not use the getters and setters I don't see
why your accessor methods should not be declared private.
Well,
changing the code to
| @SequenceGenerator(name = "incident_category_seq", sequenceName =
"dossier.incident_category_seq")
|
(changing the sequenceName to schema.sequenceName) solved this error, but I
think since this did not work for the table specification, it's probably not
suppo
How would I do this using current ejb3 PFD implementation?
I'm currently using this:
| @Entity
| @Table(name="incident_category", schema="dossier")
|
and in the class
| @Id
| @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.SEQUENCE, generator =
"incident_category_seq")
| @SequenceGene
please have a look at the logfile if you can find messages like this:
| 18:49:05,653 INFO [JmxKernelAbstraction] installing MBean:
jboss.j2ee:service=EJB3,jar=gecam.ejb3,name=ListManagerBean with dependencies:
| 18:49:05,653 INFO [JmxKernelAbstraction]
persistence.units:jar=gecam.ejb
I went the one-by-one approach on testing which libraries are required for
compiling and running my swing client, so i hope this is the complete list of
required jboss libs (of course, don't forget the additional libraries you need
for your gui, e.g. jgoodies looks)
| - JBoss ALL Client
Wow, this is a hard one.
Wondered so long why my client kept trying to connect to 127.0.0.1
So the SERVER needs to be able to resolve his external ip address
Output of the `hostname` command is
$ hostname
| astranaar
So my /etc/hosts looks like this:
127.0.0.1 localhost
| 10.14.1.47
maybe you should state somewhere in the documentation that the binding service
is not available in all configurations, e.g. I don't have it when selecting
"ejb3" in the installer.
Copied bindingservice-plugin.jar from "all" config...
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I need to install a second jboss because i need the pfd version of ejb3.
When I start jboss I get the following Exception:
| No ClassLoaders found for: org.jboss.services.binding.ServiceBindingManager
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My mbean configuration in default/deploy/binding-service.xml looks like this:
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Hi Sridhar,
maybe you can provide us with some details about what does not work because
installing jboss under linux is just as easy as under any other os.
Just run the installer (using java web start - javaws) or download the zipped
jboss and unzip it as the user you want it to be running as.
Have you tried looking at your JBoss LogFile? It tends to be more verbose than
console output by default.
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