Hi everybody,
I'm having a rather exotic problem at the moment. Trying to connect to JBoss MQ
from a remote client, I succeed when I don't want to.
Some test code may make this clearer:
Properties env = new Properties();
env.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,
You may want to consider using a database lock instead.
Using statics is inherently risky in a J2EE environment, because your class may
be loaded many times by different class loaders.
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Did you figure out why you got this message, because I'm getting the exact same
problem with an MDB on 4.0.4RC1.
Looks like a bug in the SaxJBossXBParser, because this is obviously no session
EJB. Is this a known issue?
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I've successfully built JBoss Portal 2.4 in order to test the WSRP
functionality. However, I haven't yet found out how to expose my own portlets
via WSRP. Has anybody tried to do this yet?
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Hi Sesques,
Thanks for looking into this.
The originalLanguage and targetLanguage fields (properties) are in fact references to
other entity beans, not Strings or anything like that. Is there a problem with that?
As I said, I'm new to JBoss CMP beans and wouldn't consider myself an expert on
Hi there,
You seem to be using the wrong url to access the servlet, because jboss tries to
redirect you to the error page. The error code 404 means File not found.
Check the servlet mappings in web.xml
Good luck!
Manne
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You should use an url ending in .account (e.g: /WebModule/edit.account)to access the
servlet.
Your class file should be in WEB-INF/classes/server/web or somewhere else on the
classpath; if not you'll not be able to find it.
It may be a good idea to read up a bit on how servlets work before
Maybe you don't want to, but I really think you'd be better off using a java-based
profiler like optimizeit or jprobe. You can get evaluation licenses for free if your
budget is tight.
Good Luck!
Manne
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply - sorry about the terse info in my first post.
Stepping through the JBoss code, I've found that the cause of the nullpointer is the
fact that the getEntity() method in org.jboss.ejb.plugins.cmp.ejbql.ASTPath returns
null, because the last object in the fieldList is
