Hi,
I have a servlet that creates a new thread (actually, it is not me it is
jetspeed that does this). The new thread does not seem to be able to access the
"java:comp" environment created for the servlet (I tried JBoss 3.2.7 and JBoss
4.0.1). I get:
| 22:09:32,830 INFO [STDOUT] Naming Exc
I just found out that it seems to be a problem with jetspeed changing the
classloader, so it isn't a JBoss problem.
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Thanks. I didn't make the connection between my question and "MDB singleton"
because in my scenario, there may be as many MDB instances as appropriate.
Several messages may be processed in parallel, even on different nodes, as long
as every message is only processed once.
Concerning (4): Why no
Sorry. I have read through the docs, several postings and the FAQ but I don't
get it. Does JBoss 3.2.7 and/or JBoss 4.0.1 support MDBs that are configured as
listeners of a durable subscription or does it not (apart from this obviously
not being an easy thing to configure)? "Support" means that
I'll skip the definition. If it isn't on the road map, it can't be near future
;-).
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Are there plans to add timer server clustering in the near future?
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Hi,
I have tried -- without success -- to find some information about the handling
of ejb timers in a cluster. Is there a failover mechanism? I.e. will a timer
created on node X of the cluster be executed by another node if node X fails?
- Michael
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Hi,
there is a nice assembly of clustering features vs. JBoss version in the wiki
(http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClusteringInJBossVersions). It doesn't
cover JBoss 4.0.1, however.
Am I right in assuming that everything listed for 3.2.6 is available in 4.0.1
as well?
- Michael
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Just in case anybody else is searching: here is what you have to do in a
build.xml:
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Hi,
JBoss 3.2.x used to have this nice Class RemoteDeployer that you could use to
deploy something in a running JBoss. This class has obviously been removed in
JBoss 4.0.1. Does anybody know how I can deploy something without copying it to
the deploy directory?
Thanks
Michael
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I'm using my own login module since 2.x. One special feature of this module is that
the principal returned after successful authentication is not the user name. It is a
special id associated with the user name (yes, this does make sense, actually it is
common practice: think of Unix, your user i
The problem still exists in 3.2.5. BTW: I didn't regitsr my commons-logging.jar with
application.xml. I simply put it in EAR/lib/ and have it in the classpath of one of
the ejbs.jar.
- Michael
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The problem with removing commons-logging.jar (if used by the application) is that the
ear will no longer deploy in an application server that does not have
commons-logging.jar "built-in". This is quite opposite of the idea of having an ear
that you can deploy in various containers.
- Michael
I can confirm the problem. I haven't referenced commons-logging.jar in
application.xml, I have simply packaged it in the ear (and war) files. Something with
class loading must be broken in 3.2.4.
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