Maybe it's for durable messages with jbossmq
Just wild guess though.
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> Subject: [JBoss-user] what does jboss use instant
Yes the only reason you should need it and you can work around it is because
they use a j2ee RI class for deployment in the Ant rules. This can be easily
worked around by simply building a war and not worrying about that class.
That's the only reason you should need to reference j2ee.jar from RI
Did you maintain separate jars in the .ear or use one big jar for the ejbs?
Also, does Jboss allow you to generate the stubs and skels are deploy time
like Weblogic 6.0 with ejbc? In the case o Weblogic 6.0 you cannot do this
because there are class resolution issues across the jars and their
dep
1.1.2 should be easier than 1.1.1 to setup. I got 1.1.2 working in Weblogic
6.0 ok.
The populateservlet stuff should be simple if you setup your datasources and
connection pools correctly. you also have to make sure your resource-refs
resolve to the appropriate
JNDI names. The best thing to do is
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> Hi Robert, thanks for the tip,
> I've tried both casting the objects from the collection to the type of my
> remote interface, and using PortableRemoteObject.narrow, but to no avail.
> Any more clues?
>
> jim
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ejbFinder problem
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> Hi Robert, thanks for the tip,
> I've tried both casting the objects from the collection to the type of my
> remote interface, and using PortableRemoteObject.narrow, but to no avail.
> Any more clues?
>
> jim
>
>
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I believe you are suppose to use PortableRemoteObject narrow on items in a
collection.
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> Subject: [JBoss-user] ejbFinder prob
The way I would approach this is get 1.1.1 and use the jboss patch for that
and then try to follow your way to 1.1.2 by spotting the differences.
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Have you separated out your interfaces home and remote into a separate jar
and declared the class path as a dependency in the manifest for the jar
files?
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Well I downloaded the 1.1.1 patch and fortunately I already have the 1.1.1
source release from javasoft. Despite it no longer being available today. I
look at the README in the patch and it points me to a URL that's no longer
valid
http://www.jboss.org/newsite/documentation/petstore-1.1.1-01.html
Someone needs to update the patch I think because I didn't see an easy way
to obtain the 1.1.1 release on javasoft which the patch requires.
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I've just been recently looking at Weblogic 6.0 and noticed that there's
very little that gets you to a weblogic-ejb-jar.xml short of editing the
file by hand yourself. I wanted to ask folks on this list if the process is
any easier on jboss. I was looking at getting the petstore 1.1.2 release
wor
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