Running JBoss 3.0.3/Tomcat 4.1.12. I've added the following to the bottom
of jboss-service.xml (as per David Jencks suggestion):
!-- Classpath Extension to pickup compiled classes --
mbean code = org.jboss.deployment.ClasspathExtension name = user:service=iPac_ClasspathExtension1
The only traces are of the creating/created messages and there are no exceptions.
rp
This is odd, I don't see a cause. Any stack traces or exceptions earlier?
The typography in the IncompleteDeployment printout is confusing, the comma
separates the problematic mbeans, so it is saying the
Ok, with JBoss 2.4.x releases, we've added a classpath extension (solely for use in a
development environment - not delivered that way) to the file jboss.conf using an MLET
tag, etc., etc.
Now that we are moving to JBoss 3.x (3.0.3 to be exact, I think), how do I accomplish the
same thing??
David,
So, are you saying that I could write my own user-service.xml type file to access/configure
the ClassPathExtension mbean??
Also, I've found source for it under org.jboss.deployment.ClasspathExtension. Is that the right
beastie?? Doesn't look like it does much.
Robert
David
Worked just fine for me out of the box.
Using Sun's JDK1.3.1_04.
Not sure why it's a problem for you, though!
(I knowreal helpful)
rp
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In my jboss-service.xml file, I've got this little snippet:
mbean code = org.jboss.deployment.ClasspathExtension name = jboss:type=Service,name=ClasspathExtension
attribute name = MetadataURLfile:///d:/projects/webmt/attribute
/mbean
First off, is that pretty much what is required?
Second,
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Andrea,
Appreciate the reply, but that is not my problem. Deploying the expanded .war structure in Jetty is
working FINE. Deploying the same expanded .war structure in Tomcat (Catalina 4.0.4) is NOT.
Both are using the respective JBoss 2.4.7 combos.
What's strange, is if I just hit the context
The comment prolly doesn't make sense when found in the jndi.properties file for a client, but
overall the jndi.properties file is used by the InitialContext class to create a context (if it can find
it). Look at the API docs and it will explain it.
rp
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Using JBoss 2.4.4 + Jetty, I can deploy an unpacked, expanded directory by pointing the
autodeployer in the jboss.jcml to that particular directory. I try the same thing with JBoss 2.4.7
+ Tomcat (Catalina) 4.0.4 and it doesn't work at all !!
It appears to be deployed - the log file indicates
I may have to recommend another server if I can't get SmarTicket to work soon.
That's a pretty shallow comment. More a reflection of your lack of understanding
or inexperience with JBoss. But if you feel that, just because you can't get it working,
you need to spend thousands of dollars on
As far as I understand it, and currently have working with my 3.0 version, the directory(s) you are pointing to
need to have the archive extension (.ear, .jar, or .war) appended. So, say I had the directory /myapp that was an exploded
war structure, which worked just fine for the 2.4 releases -
It's a classpath extension; therefore, you must either:
1) explicitly add your .jar file(s) - means you'll need an MLET for each one
2) point it to a directory where your classes are, at the root of the package -
so if you have /build/my/foo/bar/test.class (package is my.foo.bar), point the
Trying to port my stuff into the JBoss 3.0 release build and get an exception that
it can't find javax/ejb/SessionBean.
I've got JBoss configured using the URLDirectoryScanner to see my exploded
jar directory, ie:
urls
dir name=./deploy /
url
Currently using JBoss 2.4.6.
What I wanted to know is if there is any way to get notification from the deployer upon starting and ending deployment - say I drop an .ear into the deploy directory, etc.??
In looking through the source, it appears that this notification exists (?) and can be
First time I've encountered anything like this and don't have a clue where to begin. The stack trace is as follows:
[Default] java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to deregister with TransactionManager: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: xaRes not enlisted
[Default]at
We've been using the feature of JBoss to watch an expanded .jar directory
structure and deploying the EJBs specified by the ejb-jar.xml descriptor. Recently
it was asked of me if it could do the same for a .war directory structure in the same
manner (basically watching the web.xml descriptor). I
You specify the directory to watch in the same manner as any other.
I think I screwed up the patch submission on sourceforge - I don't think
the actual code listing made it. Did you see it?
Robert Price
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I think the point that Chris was trying to make was that the code:
InitialContext ic = new InitialContext();
String className = (String)ic.lookup(java:comp/env/subscriber/SubscriberDAOClass);
which works for other app servers, has to be translated into:
InitialContext ic = new
Thanks Paul, Fred Scott for your replies. If turning on the log4j service in JBoss is going to give me
is logging my stuff with JBoss' stuff, then I'll stick to what we've got. Think we want to keep them
separate anyways.
Robert Price
I'm running JBoss 2.2.1 Jetty 3.1 RC4.
Right now we use our own object (called ServerLog), which implements log4j, to do
all of our logging. I know that I can turn on the log4j service in the jboss.conf file, but
1) I'm not sure what this gives me, other than the JMX interface into it, and
2)
This is a question to those who are bit more experienced in
dealing with proxy servers and issues with them.
Namely, how to handle session management through a proxy
where everyone ends up sharing the same session (because
the app server sees the same ip for every request)??
There's the
Well, that obviously wasn't happening at a recent trade show - on location, our
application was behaving strangely (taking 15-20 times longer to execute, sharing
session data...). So, SOMETHING was going on - since we aren't doing URL rewriting
ourselves, the client-side cookies were getting set
We have seen it as well...since we get it on any app server we run on, we've
concluded that it is IE.
Thanks Bill !!
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MBean = Managed Bean
See the JMX (Java Management Extensions) API on Sun's website for detailed info.
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Would someone enlighten me as to what I'm doing wrong.
I'm currently accessing a MS Access db in Weblogic through Sun's jdbc-odbc driver.
Works great for Weblogic, just want to do it now through JBoss.
I've tried to configure JBoss to do the same, but when it starts up, it hangs
at the point
I just downloaded the latest integrated versions and have had no problems
utilizing the same .ear file I used with the Tomcat integration. (That was
the JBoss 2.2.1 w/ Jetty configuration).
Robert
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We have run it under Optimize It and the objects appear to be cleaning up
properly - in fact, the profiling tool showed us that there was a HUGE number
of objects being used just to do a single transformation (as per the XSLT
implementation)!!
We've thought about the idea of clustering more,
Sorry to post this here, but I know more eyes will see it.
We've looked at a number of different XSL/XSLT Processors
and found one that is documented fairly well, runs fast, but
apparently doesn't scale very well.
For example, at up to loads of about 300 users it performs
very well. But, go
Julian others -
I tried putting in the necessary .jar files that Jetty was
barking at not having classes for, but I'm still seeing the
error about no org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl.class
I can see it in the xalan.jar file I've stuffed into the jboss_root/lib/ext
directory,
Greetings all! Can anyone tell me about how the execution threads work
between JBoss and Tomcat, and how many there are, can we change them,
etc.?
We've put a slew of timing debug statements in our code to try to narrow
down
a perceived bottle-neck in JBoss. We dump 100 virtual users
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