> Hi, for development I use uncompressed wars inside the
> server/default/deploy directory. Any servlet/JSP/EJB should
> run exactly the same in JBoss within eclipse as it runs outside.
But how do you partition your code? Or do you use ANT to deploy? I'm
hoping to do it without ANT so I can u
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What
I'm wanting to do is have eclipse compile the files to a place where JBoss will
be looking for them, so they will be deployed automatically. This is how
people say they use the hotswapping debugging features but I have no idea how
this is actually set up. I'm trying to
I installed the EASIE Jboss plugin for Eclipse and that is working
properly (I can start and stop Jboss with the menu). Now I'm having
trouble configuring my project for Jboss. I'm not sure how to organize
the directory structure. If someone using Jboss with Eclipse can tell
me how they organiz
I added a new field to my CMP bean, and when I try to access it I get a
SQLException:
javax.ejb.CreateException: Could not create
entity:java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: Relation 'machine' does not have
attribute 'serialnumber'
The problem is the table in the database does not have a column for t
Also once you
forward those ports they will be open to the entire world.
On Wed, 2002-07-31 at 12:26, Michael Mattox wrote:
> I'm trying to get JBossMQ working with a server and a client, both
> connected to the internet and both behind firewalls. I have full
> access to c
I'm trying to get JBossMQ working with a server and a client, both
connected to the internet and both behind firewalls. I have full access
to configure the firewalls however I want. I can open any ports
necessary. The problem is I have no idea which ports I should open. So
here's what I've don
