Edgar Silva wrote:
Hi Folks...
When I tested my application in the same machine where JBoss is running it´s
ok.
I would like to know which files I need to execute this client in other
machine from
my netowork, because nowadays i have fail in remote calls to my ejbs located
in server.
since
JD Brennan wrote:
I'm curious if anyone is running JBoss on the
Tandem platform? A friend of mine works for
a company and they are waiting for WebLogic to
support Tandem. If there's a JDK I can't think
of any reason why JBoss wouldn't work.
Tx,
JD
Hi,
we are using JBoss to access Tandem
Well,
your problem is not clear but on 'badly network
configured' computers, I often use that :
-Djava.rmi.server.hostname=ipaddress
(to add to the JAVA_OPTS of run.sh)
you should try taht ?!!
good luck
jc
At 11.40 26/10/2002, Michael Bartmann wrote:
I had the same nasty effect when
Hi,
We're trying to make a stateful session bean to remove itself, is it
possible/ethical ?
For this purpose we are using the following call :
sessioncontext.getEJBObject().remove();
but sessioncontext.getEJBObject() always seems to
return us the first bean ever created for the
On Thu, 2002-06-06 at 19:45, Burkhard Vogel wrote:
Hi,
very simply there is nothing bound to the root context. As default there is
(AFAIK) only something at /jboss/ , but to make sure check the server.log
which gives anything deploy as web-application.
hth,
Burkhard
well I do have the same
Hi,
I was wondering if it is possible to store something
else than the username/passwd in the 'login' callbackhandler ?
or do you think I need to use a Subject ?
[I want to share the same 'login module' for
a set (currently 2 but later 3 or 4)
of related applications]
I tried unsuccesfully
Hi,
did someone manage to have a security module checking
that a specific user is connected only once
to a specific security domain ?
I tried to implement that modifying the login()
primitives adding a
Salut !
Which version of JBOss are you using ?
migrating from 2.2 to 3.0 I get into similar trouble,
with the classpath (seems that jar in ext lib are no longuer
part of the ejb class path)
I solved it using a 'service' file containing :
server
classpath codebase=file:/home/classlib/
Johnson, Lance wrote:
We are in the process of developing an ejb that is a corba client. One of
the drawbacks that I have seen so far is that when our EJB is passivated we
must disconnect all CORBA connections. If we don't do this, I think, we
will have CORBA object leaks in our jacOrb
Hi again,
more and more I'm investigating it appears to me that
surprisingly the jacorb properties file is not read in this
specific case, something change regarding the security
management on JBoss 2.4 regarding properties file ???
jc
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Miguel Angel Medina Lopez wrote:
Hi:
Thank you for your help.
But if there is a lot of clients accesing at the same time to the servlets,
I can use the ip address to distinguish users, the problem is if some of the
client access form the same server. How can I keep the state?
Hi,
may I ask you which version of JBoss are you using,
by any chance can you point me an example
thanks
jc
Hi,
I could make it work swaping from jdkORB to JacORB, and changing the
command line parameters of jboss run script, to add JacORB specific
parameters.
Thank you.
Ricardo
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