I have one box, that hosts both my dev and stage envionments. Both are
different config directories inside of JBoss 4.0.3sp1. Each one is bound to a
different IP address.
I have turned on the jvmRoute for both instances.
The domain names are dev.foobar.com and stage.foobar.com
For some reason,
There doesn't seem to be any API's that allow you to take a constructor (in my
case, the static init) and move the code from that into a new method.
Am I missing something? Is there a way to do this that I am not seeing?
Thanks!
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I have an EAR file that contains my queue definitions, and well as my MDB definitions.
When I undeploy my EAR file inside the 'standard' config for JBoss 4.0, I get a
litnany of errors. I did not see this issue on 3.2.3
Here is the stacktrace
| 10:04:53,863 INFO [org.jboss.web.tomcat.tc5.T
I am putting messages on a queue with a scheduled delivery time. In one use case I
need to remove a message that has been scheduled, but not delivered.
I know that I can create a message selector with the JMSMessageID to select a
particular message off -- but that does not seem to work for pendi
To answer my own question -- and to be helpful to everyone else:
In my situation, once I changed my JMS store to use my datasource that is used for the
rest of my application, it then reduced the number of resources that was in my TX from
3 to 2 -- one for all of my DB work, and one for the Spy
I must be missing something, because I am sure this has been answered, but I can't
seem to find the answer.
My scenario: I have the typical situation where inside an EJB call, I do some work and
update my DB via a local resource (MSSQL), and then place a messasge on a JMS queue. I
am using java
Well, after digging some more I can see that, yes in fact LRG is being used.
Problem is: my DS is not the only LocalResource -- seems that the DefaultDS
(HsqlDbRealm) is also a local DS, so I have 2 non-XA resources.
The warning was coming from DefaultDS. not my DS.
Now, I just need to figure o
I remember reading about LRG being avaiable in 4.0, and am curious if that was in fact
true.
I have a situation where I am using an MSSQL driver in a local-tx-datasource. I have a
couple of spots where in the same TX I am doing a db save, and placing a message on a
JMS queue.
With this setup,
I apologize for missing that. I had searched to no avail.
Thanks for adding that to the FAQ
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I am currently using OJB as our persistence mechanism.
I have configured OJB successfully to take part inside of the JTA-TX that are dicated
by my TX affinity declarations for my EJB methods. Everything works the way it is
suppose to, except we get the "Closing a connection for you" warning giv
I have an EAR file that has EJB's in it, along with a WAR file.
My application makes uses of Apache's OJB tool, which is linked into my EAR file
inside the Application.xml.
Now, when I initially deploy my application, everything works fine. However, when I
redeploy, I get the dreaded ClassCastE
Per page 270 of the Admin and Devel guide, JBoss AS does not pre-seed the pool to the
minimum size at startu-up -- if that is what you are trying to accomplish.
anonymous wrote : The MinimumSize element gives the minimum number of instances to
keep in the pool, although JBoss does not currently
I am using mod_jk to front a couple of JBoss/Tomcat instances clustered. I would like
to find a convenient way to have mod_jk think that this once instance is down, and not
send things it's way, without having to either 1) change the workers.properties file
and have to restart Apache to take aff
D'oh! That makes complete sense!
Should have thought of that!
Thanks
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Is there a way to remove a node from a cluster at runtime, short of having to take the
server down?
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