I am trying to run RC1 on a Win2K box that doesn't seem to like (it just
hangs) some of the addresses it chooses. The console output just stops
at this point:
>
>---
>GMS: address is dev08:1890
>--
I am new to the list so I am not real familiar with the release cycles.
So I went looking around the site for a road-map but was unable to find
one. I am trying to find out when (approximately) when JBoss 3.0 will be
released. If it's soon and will beat my product I be able say my
application work
Eric,
I have seen this problem with WebLogic, but not with JBoss, so I didn't
want to lead you off in the wrong direction. Also note that I have not
used a 2.x version in quite some time so I don't know how relevant this
information will be to that version.
As far as I know there are two ways to
Daniel,
The code in the ejbPostCreate's look fine. However
On Sat, 2002-04-20 at 12:57, Daniel Santos wrote:
>
> Did not declare the cmr fields in the ejb-jar.xml file, nor the jboss.xml
> file.
>
First, start by doing this. At a very minimum you need to have the
relationships described i
Daniel,
I'm not sure I completely understand the situation. Maybe if you sent
some Java code snippets I could take a stab at it. Like just the
"ejbCreate" and "ejbPostCreate" methods for "Variable" or "Factory"
which ever one is calling the setter method.
/mike
On Fri, 2002-04-19 at 08:54, Dan
While in development I am using the HypersonicSQL instance that came
with the download. But I am curious what databases are being used with
JBoss in production. If I am going to distribute an application for
JBoss which databases should I test and distribute db-service.xml files
for?
Thanks for y
I'm new to the list, so I don't really know if I am repeating this. I am
going through the example that comes with the CMP 2.0 documentation.
While attempting to get the cmp2-example to deploy I had to make the
attached changes.
I'm still having a little trouble testing the application but have n
