The JVM itself seems to leak memory when it comes to heavy
use of reflection / proxies (don't recall).
This has been discussed on the forums and on the jboss wiki.
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> for the right syntax to use near 'from INTEGER NOT NULL, to
> INTEGER NOT NULL, price INTEGER NOT N")
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Either change the mapping (for all apps on your server !!) in
conf/standardjbosscmp-jdbc.xml
or (much better) in jbosscmp-jdbc.xml or your application.
> creating the table in db the date field is defined with date&time how
> can i change it to be only with date?
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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Hung client
Very oftern in the past when
such things happened, it were things like
- dns problems
- tcpd trying to do itend queries that
fail/time out
- firewalls that don't to a reset for
protected ports, but just drop packets
Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] im
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(I did not completely follow
the thread).
Did you give JBoss more memory with -Xmx
than you have physical ram?
Could it be that some clock setting daemon
just forwarded the clock by 3 minutes?
Just wild guesses ..
Heiko
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Title: [JBoss-user] Executing a shell command throught an EJB
As far as I recall, such
things are not allowed by the spec.
But you might write an MBean that does the
adduser for you and which is called by the ejb.
Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] im
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> Can somebody tell me the significance of jars in JBOSS-HOME/lib
> directory?
The server code is (basically) there
> when Jboss loads these jars?
At server start time.
> where the classpath is specified?
Hu?
> are all the jars in this directory required by Jboss?
This depends on what you w
Title: [JBoss-user] USING FORUMS INSTEAD OF LISTS
Marc,
ML at the moment have the advantage for me
that I can read/answer them offline (e.g. while being
on a plane or at the airport. But then, I
am from Old Europe (TM) :-)
Cheers
Heiko
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] USING FORUMS INSTEAD OF LISTS
Actually, there is some
mail2news gateway software out there for at least a decade. So to turn the
ML into a nntp feed is just a simple matter
of configuring.
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Hi,
> Attached is a patch to map java.util.Date to a jdbc-type of
> TIMESTAMP and a
> sql-type of DATETIME for the Sybase driver.
Does the provided entry for java.sql.Date not work for you?
Could you next time please open a RFE/Patch Request / ..
at http://sourceforge.net/projects/jboss
so that
> Bill, if i understand you right, hibernate itself is not cluster able
> but it can use a clustered cache.
What is your definition of hibernate being clusterable?
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Put
-Djboss.bin.address=1.2.3.4 in your JAVA_OPTS in run.bat /
run.conf
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change: jbos
do it anyway, because it does
add some value (keeping out unsophisticated
thieves).
JD
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Hi,
what
you want can be done through container configuration. But you
will
loose
much speed.
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Title: [JBoss-user] m:n relationship and relation tables
Hi,
I'm wondering where the relationship tables are
stored.
normally also in the Database. How do you setup the CMP
beans? With Xdoclet?
Then use @jboss.relation-mapping and @jboss.relation-table
tags to specify
them (Afaik, the
Hi,
I did not completely understand, what you are trying to
achieve. If you have a standard MBean, you can just add
an xmbean-dd section to the *-service.xml file, as this
is done in 3.2.3 with some beans in conf/jboss-service.xml
and the xmdesc/ directory within conf/.
If you want Xdoclet to pro
The idea is, that when the entry in mysql-ds is encrypted, so that no user
can read it, who has the password to decrypt this entry.
Do you want that to be asked at jboss startup?
> Since I don't know your potential solution, my point is that the
> password in mysql-ds.xml should be encoded(usin
Title: Re: [JBoss-user] how to encode database password in descriptor file mysql-ds.xml
Hi,
What I've seen another application do (WebSphere) is when it
reads inthe file, if the password is cleartext, it will use it's own
encryptionalgorithm to encrypt the password and then save the n
Hi,
> What is purpose of "deploy.last" directory? Could not find
> any mention of this in documentation I have.
There is a certain deployment order going from .sar, .rar,
over *ds.xml, *service.xml, .jar, .war, .ear to .last.
So an archive or directory ending in .last will get deployed
last af
Sorry, I can't help you on this.
But could you open a bug report at
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=22866&atid=376685
so that it won't be overlooked?
Heiko
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> Milen Dyankov
> Sent: Tuesday,
Muraly,
>Please
bear my ignorance. Could you give a more detailed explanation?
try e.g.
cd $JBossHome/bin
twiddle invoke "jboss.system:type=System"
runGarbageCollector
> Did you mean
writing a seperate class and deploy it as a '-service.xml' file. If then, h
This
is what is now in 3.2.4rc1 and head:
java.lang.Object
VARBINARY
BLOB(2000)
this
works here with the net driver.
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Hi,
> Is there any particular service available in JBoss to
> schedule the garbage collector?
use jboss.system:type=System and there the
runGarbageCollector call.
Heiko
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What database are using?
Some databases don't like utf-8 for example when support for it is not
especially compiled in.
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Hi,
> JBoss 3.2 and earlier will run on 1.3+ JVMs. JBoss 4.0
> requires 1.4+ JVMs
>
> We are working with JBoss 3.2.2 and 3.2.4RC1 (from cvs) with
> J2SE 1.4.2_03
> without any problem.
The compiled versions from the sf.net website currently require
1.4.x to run. If you want/need the jmx-cons
Title: [JBoss-user] JBoss MQ doesnt create tables on mySQL
Hi,
you should add another tag
java:/MySQLDS
(not completely shure)
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me an RC release first then a full release mid-end
February.Rafal Kedziorski wrote:> At 12:28 19.01.2004,
Rupp, Heiko wrote:>>> > is there an release date for JBoss
3.2.4?>>>> Afaik, within a week from
now.>&
> is there an release date for JBoss 3.2.4?
Afaik, within a week from now.
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Lemme guess, 3.2.3 out of the box on jdk 1.3.x
Take either a 1.4.x or take the 3.2.3 source, recompile it
with 1.3.x
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> GARDAIS
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What
is the content of your RoleGroup column?
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module
W
Hi,
as a
followup on myself ...
I a)
found the mail of Tobias and b) commited a fix so that twiddle can be run
standalone.
Heiko
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> Hm.
>
> with jdk1.4.3 on Win2K I get on 3.2.3:
>
> D:\Tools\jboss-3.2\bin>twiddle serverinfo -l
Hm.
with jdk1.4.3 on Win2K I get on 3.2.3:
D:\Tools\jboss-3.2\bin>twiddle serverinfo -l
twiddle: org.jboss.util.NestedRuntimeException: - nested throwable:
(javax.naming.CommunicationException [Root exception is
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.jboss.proxy.ClientContainer (no security
mana
Hi,
there is a bug report open on this (#729719)
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=376687&aid=729719&group_id=22866
Can you confirm/verify the solution from there?
Heiko
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Hi,
did you check that all column names are not sql reserved words?
Some databases check for them at every place while others
are more relaxed and when they know that at a certain place
only a column name is allowed, allow the use of reserved words.
You can (from 3.2.2 on) have JBoss escape rese
Title: [JBoss-user] failed to start on Solaris
How far does it deploy? What are the immediate messages before the
exception?
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Title: [JBoss-user] Tell Jboss to create INNODB tables (was: Session/Entity Bean Transaction Rollback)
Put a post-table-create in your jbosscmp-jbc.xml with a "alter table"
command that switches
the tables to innodb.
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I would expect, that you can just take a jetty sar from
a previous release, remove the tomcat sar from deploy/
and put the jetty one in.
Heiko
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> Mark Lassau
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Hi,
> I only don't know how to configure ejb-jar.xml to implement inherit.
Well, you can have inheritance on the EntityBean class itelf,
but this won't work on the Interfaces.
To configure the inheritance of the bean class, just
specify both of your Beans in the DD with the child one
having all f
Hi,
what errors do you get?
We use lots of finders with more than one parameter and didn't have problems
with them so far.
Heiko
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> netanel weinberg
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> To: [E
What jvm do you use?
In 1.3 jvms, you have to add a line like
security.provider.3=com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.Provider
to $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/security/java.security
HTH, Heiko
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WAR-Structure is like this
/index.html <<- html files
etc
/WEB-INF/classes <<-- classes go
here
/WEB-INF/web.xml <<-- servlet mapping
etc.
/WEB-INF/lib <<- jars
etc
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Hi,
you might have a look at .../server/default/conf/log4j.xml.
IIrc there is also a document on the jboss pages at sourceforge
on how to configure log4j
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> Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 11:06 A
Ok, looks like hsql is just convenient here while oracle
does the "right" thing here as described in the ejb standard
in 11.2.9
"two null values are not considered equal ..."
*sigh*
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Hi,
I just encounter a different result from a finder
Collection findFoo(String a, String b)
"select object o from xxx where o.a=?1 and o.b=?2"
with a="test" b=null
hsql 1.7.1 with its driver does the expected thing
and find a record ("test", null)
while Oracle9i with its thin driver doesn't f
> Unfourtunately, my app doesn't have
> an web-component, so I have to find some way to do this with
Why don't you just add a simple web app that only does
the init()?
Heiko
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might try to put -Djava.awt.headless=true in your JAVA_OPTS
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XServer connection i
There were resently post on this ML explaining it.
And I am sure that the (free) 3.0 Guide also explains them.
If not, the CMP doc does.
Heiko
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Title: [JBoss-user] running jboss as non-root user
> I would like to run jboss as non-root user (at unix). It
works when his servlet> container runs on port 8080, but if I swith to
port 80, I must run it as root.> Is it intent or do I something
wrong?
It is normal behaviour under Unix that
Hi Brian,
> No they're not. I think it's because the server requires pop
> authentication before I can send smtp. I've found some stuff on
Yes, this seems to be the reason.
Can you file a RFE at sourceforge?
Thanks
Heiko
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Hi,
> I'm using the JBoss mail service from my server. My mail server
> is outside the firewall however, and
> requires authentication before I can send any mails. Is there a
> tag or something that I can put into the
> mail-service.xml file which will do authentication for me?
Are user/passwo
: Problem with SQL
query for MySQLDate: Thu, 13 Nov 2003 13:51:13 +0100From: "Rupp,
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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Re: Problem with SQL query for MySQL
I just checked in a fix to JDBCStartCommand, that puts a space in front of
the opening parentheses.
This will be in 3.2.3rc2
Heiko
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Paul,
Do I understand you correctly, that the DDL generated by JBoss
gives you the headaches?
Is there a Bugreport open?
Heiko
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Hi,
> What is the -Pd option for ?
Have a look at the CVS manual
http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/
in cvs update,
-d : create directories
-P : remove empty directories
Heiko
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Title: [JBoss-user] Need help with SSL setup. JBoss 3.2.1 Jetty bundle
This is desribed in the for-pay admin document, as well as in the free 3.0
Quickstart guide, that you can
obtain from http://sf.net/projects/jboss/
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Title: [JBoss-user] JBoss 3.2.3 and Oracle 9iR2
I am very sure, that there was a bug report concerning this, but I can't
find it at the moment.
Could you open a bug report or feature report describing what you did -
possibly including
a patch against 3.2.2 or Branch_3_2?
Heiko
-Urs
Since 3.2.1 (or at least 3.2.2 rc2 :-) there is the possibility to
execute arbitrary sql commands after create table.
So you can specify a "alter table foo type=innodb" there.
See Jboss-Change-Note 743570
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=743570&group_id=22866&atid=381174
Heiko
Hi,
> Using Tomcat embedded in JBoss 3.2.1. If I declare a servlet as
> load-on-startup does the web container call the servlet's
> init() method and wait for it to finish before the web app is marked as
> available for access from incoming HTTP requests?
As far as I know, the init() is alwa
>What is the best way to Junit test Mbeans? Is it from inside or
> outside Jboss? Any example / pointer would be appreciated.
The testsuite has various MBean tests. Perhaps this could be a start.
Heiko
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Hi,
> ./shutdown.sh -s localhost
>
> But this just sits there and does nothing. The above is what I saw
I usually use shutdown.sh -S
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Take the second option. Tomcat in the same VM will save you quite
some serialization overhead.
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> From: NIELSEN JAN, Teliadk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Subject: [JBoss-user] JBOSS setup
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm wondering what the message "Application deadlock detected
> retrying" means. I have file information stored in the database
> and
well, basically it means what it says :-)
Seriously: in your application, a bean A seems to depend on B and
B seems to (perhaps indirectly) depend on A. If
> I'm wondering what the message "Application deadlock detected
> retrying" means. I have file information stored in the database
> and
well, basically it means what it says :-)
Seriously: in your application, a bean A seems to depend on B and
B seems to (perhaps indirectly) depend on A. If
Hi,
generate a directory called foo.war. Place a WEB-INF in it,
that has the respective web.xml and jboss-web.xml (for the
context root) and put it into the deploy directory.
Now you can put arbitrary files in it to be served.
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Define a different tmp dir by setting java.io.tmpdir to a writable
location at JBoss startup.
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Hi,
> ntrollerEJBBean\1061985263872.ser (The system cannot find the file
> What can be the reasons, that such a file cannot be retrieve?
If the passivated bean has not been accessed for some time it is
cleaned out by the system.
Have a look at standardjboss.xml for the container configs of state
Bela,
> Ports are only used if you use TCP as transport, not for UDP (default
> uses multicasting). In TCPPING you can set the ports accordingly.
UDP and multicasting use ports as well (but no TCP-ports).
Heiko
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Hi,
> I am asking it due to some problems in our customer using
> JBoss-TomCat.
What problems do you see? Can you post stack traces?
> Have something about network, or other problem that can
> generates connection crashes?
Can you post config files?
Heiko
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Hallo,
> Is there any list of changes from 3.2.1 to 3.2.2? changes,
> repairs etc.
Have a look at
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=163973
(Go on SF project jboss, then select files and go on the
JBoss 3.2.2 entry with the little book next to it).
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HI,
> After more digging around, I'm beginning to suspect that this is a JBoss
> restriction.
iTracker(.sf.net) stores files on disk on JBoss, so this is doable.
Afaik, the J2EE inventors considered the filesystem as non transaction
save (consider two servers writing to the same path on a shar
What is your original ejb-ql statement as it appears in ejb-jar.xml?
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> Subject: [JBoss-user] CMP Deployment: findAll has incomplete SQL
> Statement
>
>
> Renamed it to banana-ds.xml and sure enough that works. I take it the
> -ds segment of the basename is now important?
Yes. *-service.xml and *-ds.xml have completely different
contents (even if they might server the same purpose).
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Hi,
> "Are they much better than this one QuickStart-30x.pdf ?" A rhetorical
> question, I assume. The QS is, as frequently mentioned on the
> forums, a rat hole.
Could you elaborate?
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Brian,
> A) what versions of JBoss support this
> I see it's assigned to group 3.2. Does that
> mean this functionality is in all Jboss 3.2.x versions?
No, it will be in 3.2.2+
> B) are there xdoclet tags to support this?
Yes, in 1.2b3.
@jboss.persistence dbindex=true
and
@jboss.persistence
Hi,
> Look at this fragment. The call 'findAktivtByIsin' is a finder in
> another bean and it fails (just check the stacktrace). However, it
> fails with "ObjectNotFoundException: No such entity". Why is that?
> If it does not exist, shouldn't it fail with "FinderException"?
ObjectNotFoundExce
Jeremy,
> It's not that it is forbidden, just not allowed. The spec defines
Thanks, this helped.
Just for completeness: can you tell me the location in the spec -
I seem to always overlook it.
Thanks
Heiko
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David,
> Whoops, I totally misunderstood your question (obviously). The spec
:)
> says that EJB-QL operates on "abstract schema types." I would imagine
> that, for DVCs (which is what we're talking about here, right?) the
Yes.
> abstract schema type is just "Object." I don't see anything in th
David,
> The findByAge(Inteter) one works fine by itself? I.e., you verfied
> that the syntax is valid for Integers but not Objects? What's the
Yes, exactly.
> SQL-type/JDBC-type your CMP POJO class is mapped as?
It is a varbinary. I can access it without problem in getters and
setters.
It mak
Hi,
I am a bit confused and did not find the answer in the
EJB spec:
Is the following finder allowed in EJB-QL or not?
findPojo
com.acme.POJO
With POJO just being a pojo that implements Serializable
What are the allowed data types for queries? Primitive types (int
Salut,
> Is it possible to define conditionnal method permissions ?
> That is, is it possible to tell JBoss that a permission is
> set according to a bean field value ?
Not through the J2EE declared security, but by writing an
interceptor that does what you want.
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Hi,
> I'm wondering if the pay-for docs have been updated for 3.2?
Yes, they have been in may 03.
Send a mail to support @ componentsource . com and they will
send you a download link.
Heiko
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> I was wondering if someone could point me to some documentation that
> contains step-by-step instructions for configuring an entity
> bean and a
> session bean for deployment in Tomcat and JBoss by using xdoclet. I
There is the xpetstore on sf.net that sould give some hints.
Not really
Hi,
> Do you have some sort of Hypersonic userinterface?
Go to JBoss JMX Console
http://localhost:8080/jmx-console/
then go to Jboss , service=Hypersonic.
Follow the link. On the next page, there is a
"startDatabaseManeger" button.
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Hi,
verifier error which isn't fatal in jboss3.0 but is in jboss3.2.1.
>15:02:12,109 WARN [verifier] EJB spec violation:
>Bean : GangsterEJB
>Section: 10.6.2
>Warning: CMP entity beans may not define the implementation of a finder.
> Is there any way around this as it's part of the Crime por
Scott wrote:
> Then you are not getting a complete update. Try a fresh checkout.
I had the same problem. Getting a complete update did not
help, as the file was already there. A build clean followed
by a build solved the problem.
Heiko
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Calwer Str
Hi,
>
> Have anybody a example to install oracle 9i to JBoss
Do something like (paths might be slightly off):
Copy $ORA_HOME/libs/jdbc/classes12.jar to $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/lib/
Copy $JBOSS_HOME/docs/examples/jca/oracle-service.xml (for 3.0)
or oracle-ds.xml (3.2) to
$JBOSS_HOME/server
Hi,
> Do you know if jboss implements EJB 2.1? or How to
Not JBoss 3. Afaik, that is planned for JBoss 4.
> order an EJBQL query?
you can do it with JBossQL, which is a superset of EJB-QL.
Or sort the retrieved Collection "by hand"
Heiko
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Jules,
thanks again and sorry when I was rude.
> The one that I pointed you two in the second message in this thread.
Ok, my mistake again. I only saw this as FAQ wrt url-rewriting.
> The SessionManager that *you* have asked for by specifying that your
> webapp is
> servletspec="2.
Hi,
see also the thread "http sessions drive me nuts" and
Jboss-Bug [ jboss-Bugs-709559 ]
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=376685&aid=709559&group_id
=22866
In my opinion the jetty-out-of-the-Jboss-box is bogus as other
systems like jboss-with-tomcat or Bea wls6.2 behave differe
Jules,
> >AbstractReplicatedStore
> >
> you've declared your webapp as distributed and ignored the
> message that
> Jetty gave you on startup about not being able to provide distributed
> session management (probably becaise you are running
> 'default' not 'all'
> - this one is also in the FA
Hi,
> I cut this line out of the SourceForge help pages:
> cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80/cvsroot/jboss
This works on unix, but on cygwin this yields:
$ cvs -t -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80/cvsroot/jboss login
cvs login: notice: main loop with
CVSROOT=:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80/cvsroot/
Jules,
thanks fro your reply.
> Sessions will be tracked with cookies, not url rewriting, by default.
I found this one out too now.
For debugging, url rewriting is more obvious.
Now I have a simple case (attached):
browser calls the "root-url" http://localhost:8080/session-test
there the we
And again,
> What I try to do is
>
> HttpSession session=request.getSession();
> session.setAttribute("foo","bar");
> encodedURL=response.encodeURL("/some/page.jsp");
>
> But encodedURL is fixed at "/some/page.jsp", no matter what
> I put in the session. So the next call to the servlet/jsp
> (e
Message-
> From: Rupp,Heiko
> Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 2:02 PM
> To: JBoss Users (E-Mail)
> Subject: http session drive me nuts
>
>
> Hi,
>
> does anyone have a simple example on how to use sessions
> with JBoss and Jetty.
> Yes, I know there are frameworks lik
Hi Simone,
> Thanks, I am trying to setup an SSH tunnell on my NT
> machine to use with
> CVS but no luck. Did you ever managed to do it?
If you use anonymous access, you don't need to, as this
is a non-encrypted connection. The trick here is to use
a port that is normally open in the firew
Hi,
does anyone have a simple example on how to use sessions
with JBoss and Jetty.
Yes, I know there are frameworks like struts and so.
What I try to do is
HttpSession session=request.getSession();
session.setAttribute("foo","bar");
encodedURL=response.encodeURL("/some/page.jsp");
But encodedU
H,
>I have the CVS port blocked by a firewall and wonder how I can get a
> snapshot from CVS of the latest 3.2.0 tag. I am trying to use CVSGrab
> but is getting a nightmare.
Have a look at
https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=768&group_id=1#firewall
Heiko
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Ryan,
> This may be a sledgehammer for your thumbtack, but you could redesign
> your configuration system to use JMX MBeans.
My understanding so far is that JBoss with JMX only can set
run-time configurations. If you restart the server they will
be lost.
My understanding is, that David wanted so
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