I've tried looking but can't find them (probably not looking hard enough)
Can somebody tell me what the cvs settings are.
Thanks,
Shaun
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I'm back looking at the demo again and all appears to work fine, under
jboss-4.0.3SP1 (it appears to deploy OK and I can register myself as a user ).
However when I search for hotels (using NY for example) I get no results.
Apart from
17:07:55,419 INFO [HotelBooking] 0 hotels found
There is
I have just re-tried the downloader and re-ran the examples and everything
works fine now.
Sorry for wasting your time!
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I have Jboss-4.0.3SP1 with EJB3 added [the installer wouldn't work for me].
I'm going through the seam examples that come with it.
The registration demo worked well - very impressive
When I try and register myself as a user using the booking demo it falls over.
Apparently register is not bound
C
I have found a similar thing using the latest Oracle 9.2 driver (the 9.2.0.5
version of ojdbc14.jar) and 3.2.7 when running under HP-UX 11i and Oracle was
running on the same machine. Waiting for a connection takes upto 75 secs.
Strangely, this does not occur when running the same code on a Wind
Whilst looking into a problem I have tried using the latest Oracle 9.2 driver
(the 9.2.0.5 version of ojdbc14.jar).
When running this it gave a java.sql.SQLException : invalid conversion.
Doing a trace showed that a numeric type was being used instead of an integer.
The solution to this was to
Putting in the servlet mapping code ie.
| searchLesson
| /servlets/searchLesson
|
in the web.xml file sorts it out.
According to the spec this is optional, this begs the question why do I need it then?
Shaun
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I have developed an application that works fine under the JBoss 3.0.3 bundle and have
recently upgraded to 3.2.3.
Under 3.2.3 when I try and get to a servlet I get a "The requested resource is
unavailable" error. Everything is the same. The servlets even show up under the
web-console. Any ideas
now sorted - using rt.exec() to do the file copying and creation of directory. The
following page was helpful -
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2000/jw-1229-traps_p.html
Shaun
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I have a servlet to which I pass a file name.
I need to copy the file to another location (both server side). I'm happy that my copy
code works provided the directory I'm copying to already exists (manually created).
When I try and copy the file with a full directory path in front of it, it fail
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