It depends on how you created the war file. If you used the jar utility,
then use the m option and supply your custom manifest filename right before
the jar name (e.g. jar cmf manifestfile jarfile *.class ). If you're
building with ant, then use the manifest attribute of the jar task to
That's a browser issue. If you're on IE or Netscape, you can change the
settings to always compare documents to cached versions. This should fix
the problem. Also, if you're on Netscape, you can just hold down shift and
click the reload button. This will force a non-cached reload.
Mike
To get you started, there's a bit of this discussed in the manual.
http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch10.html
On (19/06/01 10:29), Ernest Chen wrote:
This might not be a jBoss question.
I'm interested to perform some load testing for an upcoming personalization
project using jBoss.
I don't think I've ever come across one, but here's my best guess by looking
at org.jboss.configuration.ConfigurationService, which parses jboss.jcml.
Someone's going to have to check me on the constructor and
serviceFactory bits, I had no idea those were valid parts of jboss.jcml,
but they seem
The class name (with package) of your primary key class. Here's one I use.
entity
descriptionModels a Saved Query/description
display-nameThe Saved Query Entity bean/display-name
ejb-nameSavedQueryHome/ejb-name
There is a shutdown class in the cvs of jboss that uses the JMX interface.
Included below..
Mike
On (12/06/01 10:51), Magnus Grimsell wrote:
Hi.
I'm trying to make a Java program for shuting down JBoss.
The program calls the JMX service shutdown, which works fine
from the HTMLAdaptor,
Also, you might want to take a look at Velocity, a Jakarta project for doing
tag-replacement style templates. It might save the work of developing
your own templating system.
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity/
Mike
On (11/06/01 09:05), Allen Fogleson wrote:
ugh... not easily... but it could
On (07/06/01 13:04), ZHU Jia wrote:
1. How to model our existing inheritence tree in EJB? Someone told me
that both the RemoteInterface and the bean class should be in the tree,
but I'm not sure about that. Can I let an Interface inherit from a
normal class? What does it mean exactly?
An mbean is a management service using JMX. I guess I don't actually know
this definitively, but I'm reasonably confident the 'M' stands for
'Management'.
Lennart Peterssen recommended these two references earlier on this list.
http://java.sun.com/products/JavaManagement/
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I'm catching a CreateException from BMP Entity bean in a Stateless session
bean. The CreateException occurs because of a duplicate key already in the
db (yes, I'll eventually use a DuplicateKeyException...) In the catch, I
then try to do a Finder to get the existing bean from the db so that I
Yep, there's a class in the cvs repository that does command line shutdown
using the shutdown mbean. Source below...
On (29/05/01 19:09), Jonas Bergström wrote:
Hi all.
Is it possible stop JBoss from the command line, just as it is with Tomcat?
I want to schedule JBoss start and stop when
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nks.
Mike
On Wed, Apr 18, 2001 at 03:16:38PM -0500, root wrote:
Mike Hoolehan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm attempting to use the env-entry tag in my web.xml descriptor of a j2ee app
to define some constants. Like this:
env-entry
descriptionHex code for highlight color/description
I'm attempting to use the env-entry tag in my web.xml descriptor of a j2ee app to
define some constants. Like this:
env-entry
descriptionHex code for highlight color/description
env-entry-namehtmlHighlightColor/env-entry-name
env-entry-value#FF/env-entry-value
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