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Howard Ship
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Title: Re: [JBoss-user] Problems Compiling Message Driven Bean
I was
just doing the same stuff.
In
$(JBOSS_ROOT)/lib/ext there's both ejb.jar (1.1 spec) and ejb2.0.jar (2.0
spec). Modify your Makefiles to use the latter. This is for jBoss
2.2.x.
Oh? Not using Makefiles? You should be ...
In my frameworks (Tapestry and Sabertooth), I make sure that I use a
well-known public ID, and then I make sure that I get the DTD locally (i.e.,
from a package resource in my JAR) ... NOT going out to the Internet to
validate my document. This is something to look into for both Jetty and
JBoss
I'm just starting to experiment with message driven beans in jBoss. I'm
having a problem though.
One of my business processes uses a queue to send a message to MDB. The
session bean coordinates a database update, the MDB sends e-mail about it
and I wanted them decoupled.
Excerpts from
was
unable to instantiate it because of classpath issues. I wish I new how to
enable more debugging output on the container w.r.t. message driven beans.
-Original Message-
From: Ship, Howard
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 9:30 AM
To: jBoss User (E-mail)
Subject: Message Driven Beans
I have an existing web application that I'm trying to deploy.
Previously, I ran Jetty in one JVM and jBoss in another. The application
works fine.
I want to run everything in a single JVM. That means chaning jboss.jcml to
not only deploy my EJBs, but to start up and initialize Jetty and
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I'm trying upgrade from 2.0 to 2.2.1.
I'm sure I'm hitting the same problems as everyone else.
I had a working application ... in fact, it is still operating right
now using 2.0 (http://tapestry.primix.com/vlib/app). Very simple:
InstantDB
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"An enterprise bean must not use the java.io package to attempt to
access files and directories in the file system.
The file system APIs are not well-suited for business components
to access data. Business components should use a resource manager
