you could use an mbean deployed inside your
ear that will be called at application startup
see code snippets below
regards
johannes
public
interface
StartupMBean
{
//following
are the service methods which needs to be implemented
//and
are called by the JBoss container
//When
server
Hi,
it is possible to specify the min & max
pool size for each datasource indiviually
and you dont need to put each datasource
definition in a separate config file.
see example from my config
MyToplinkDataSource
5
20
5000
Hi,
the host switch didnt work for me either
The cleanest way to configure jboss is (IMHO)
to use the port-bindings.xml
configure the server to bind to a dedicated
adapter/port combination for each service. ( see docs/examples/binding-manager.xml)
(see dtd at file head for more information
as t
Hi,
The cleanest way to configure jboss is to
use the port-bindings.xml
configure the server to bind to a dedicated
adapter/port combination for each service. ( see docs/examples/binding-manager.xml)
(see dtd at file head for more information
as the parameters to specify depend on the services u
Hi,
a wsr is simply a jar with a web-service.xml
in the META-INF directory.
if your service is a sessionbean no other
files need to be packaged.
you can deploy a wsr as you do with other
archives simply by copying the archive in the deploy directory
and try http://127.0.0.1:8080/jboss-net/servl
Hi,
a simple solution woule be to split the ejb.jar
in a client.jar / server.jar, where the beans are only in the server.jar
and package the war to only contain the client.jar
regards
johannes
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Hi,
I want to deploy a webservice under JBoss
3.2.2 based on a stateless session bean.
This webservice should be packaged inside
a wsr and packaged together with the ejb.jar and a war as app.ear.
what do I need to package inside the wsr
beside the client-side EJB jar and the axis deploymentdescr
