RE: [JBoss-user] admins, could you please fix the mailing list?

I'm getting tons 'O these recently: System Administrator: Undeliverable: [JBoss-user] Delivery Status Notification I think it's pretty obvious that there's no intention whatsoever for the JBoss mailing list admins ever to do anything about it. It's not like people haven't asked. What a

[JBoss-user] Wake up, mailing list owners

Anybody home? Hello? Do you read your own mailing list? 5 of the last 6 posts to JBoss-user are bounces from boneheaded (why in the earth do they think it's important to tell a mailing list someone on it sent a virus, I'll never understand) anti-virus scanners. Would be it too much to ask to get

[JBoss-user] Change the mailing list settings, NOW

Could we PLEASE change the list settings to such that only subscribers are allowed to post. I'm f***ing tired of all the goddamn virus cleanup notifications, other bounce notifications and the chinese/turkish/porn spam we get on this list. There is no reason to keep the mailing list open, unless

RE: [JBoss-user] Getting env-entries in a servlet

I've just installed JBoss 4.0 DR1 + Tomcat 4.1.24 bundle and I'm having a wee bit trouble getting the environment entries defined in web.xml working on my servlets. I'm getting xxx not bound NameNotFoundExceptions on JNDI lookups. All other type of JNDI lookups (EJBs, resource

RE: [JBoss-user] Concerning Thomas Mbeki (Fraudster)

Can someone (maybe scott) black-list this guy? Not as long as the list takes Emails from non-subscribers. You might've noticed our Turkish and Chinese friends spamming the list pretty much indiscriminently... -TPP

[JBoss-user] Getting env-entries in a servlet

Hello, I've just installed JBoss 4.0 DR1 + Tomcat 4.1.24 bundle and I'm having a wee bit trouble getting the environment entries defined in web.xml working on my servlets. I'm getting xxx not bound NameNotFoundExceptions on JNDI lookups. All other type of JNDI lookups (EJBs, resource references)

[JBoss-user] RE: Getting env-entries in a servlet

All other type of JNDI lookups (EJBs, resource references) work just fine. Running JBoss + Tomcat in the default configuration on W2K platform (run.bat). --- from web.xml -- env-entry description![CDATA[Example of Env Entry]]/description

[JBoss-user] Getting env-entries in a servlet

Hello, I've just installed JBoss 4.0 DR1 + Tomcat 4.1.24 bundle and I'm having a wee bit trouble getting the environment entries defined in web.xml working on my servlets. I'm getting xxx not bound NameNotFoundExceptions on JNDI lookups. All other type of JNDI lookups (EJBs, resource references)

[JBoss-user] Re: Getting env-entries in a servlet

All other type of JNDI lookups (EJBs, resource references) work just fine. Running JBoss + Tomcat in the default configuration on W2K platform (run.bat). --- from web.xml -- env-entry description![CDATA[Example of Env Entry]]/description