Okthanks. So what do we do now? It seems that there are a lot of people
with the same problem...yet...there is no word for the JBossWS folks!!!
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Jason,
Thanks for your help.
Your workaround seems to have fixed the problem related to the communication
error...but I still have the missing JAR problems:
| 2006-06-23 04:03:11,453 DEBUG [org.jboss.deployment.MainDeployer] The
manifest entry in
Very new to JBossWS. I have JBoss 4.0.4.GA, JDK 1.5 and EJB3 installation. I
deleted the existing jbossws.sar and expanded the new jbossws.SAR from JBossWS
1.0.1.GA as the user guide says. Started the server and I am getting this:
| 2006-06-20 23:31:58,921 DEBUG
Very new to Seam. I have a Seam application that uses EJB3 Stateful Bean
(Session Scope) which serves as a backing bean for 2 pages. Using Seam
remoting, I am trying to pre-load some data onto it in the first page so that
when the user gets to the second age, the data would be readily
Gavin,
Thank you very much for your rely! I just wanted to know if the usage is valid
(i.e. remote to stateful beans (session scope)). All the examples that I saw in
the remoting area connect to stateless or conversation stateful beans.
Anyway, here is a stack trace of the error that I am
Hello,
Are entity beans allowed access to Entity Manager via injection (i.e.
@PersistenceContext (unitName=mymgr))? I would like to run a query from an
entity bean method.
Thanks and Regards,
MKA
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Hello,
I am new to JBoss portal! I managed to develop a new portal which consists of a
single page that has several little test portlets and deployed it successfully.
I would like to force the users to be authenticated prior to accessing the page
using the form login provided with the default
.
Regards,
aboudank
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My MDBs are configured with the default (i.e. 15) number of concurrent jms sessions
and the default (ie. 100) number of MDB instances.
I appreciate any help in letting me know the conditions in which this happens. Thanks
in advance for any help.
Regards,
aboudank
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Hello,
I tried using your suggestion above and it worked for me:-) Here is how my mbean looks
like:
!-- The depends attribute is to force the EJBs to be depoloyed before the
JMX --
| mbean code=com.hmc.eccpm.mbeans.wgenerator.WGenerator
name=ccpm:service=wgenerator
|
Hello,
I think I found out what my problem was! I followed Adrian's instructions and turned
on all the traces as appears in the READ_ME sticky post and I also turned on track
statements in my ds as follows:
debugtrue/debug
| track-connection-by-txtrue/track-connection-by-tx
|
Hello,
I had a similar prolem please check my thread
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=48765. I hope it will help
you.
Regards
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Hello,
I have a small application deployed on JBoss 3.2.3 which consists of EJBs and JMXes.
The problem is that, upon deployment, the JMXes come up first and they try to use the
yet-to-be-deployed EJBs. How can I make sure that the EJBs deploy ahead of the JMXes?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Thank you very much for your quick response. I appreciate it.
Regards,
Khaled
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Hello,
I am new to JBoss...it is great stuff...thanks for a great product and great forums.
I am testing a BMP bean that has access to 2 databases using Oracle's XA driver. The
test case loads a bean instance and calls an EJB method (i.e doTest shown below).
After about 200 to 250 iterations
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