"essimal" wrote : Hi,
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| My configuration is:
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| Eclipse: Eclipse 3.1.1 (JBossIDE-1.5.1)
| JBoss 4.0.4 GA
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| I have started developing with JBoss and have the following problem, with
Eclipse I create a file .war of my application, and from eclipse I do the
deploy in JBoss, and
I've setup a basic worker with the following properties:
worker.list=node1
worker.node1.port=8009
worker.node1.host=acme
worker.node1.type=ajp13
acme is the hostname of the JBoss server (its localhost).
I have a redirect rule thats basically forced the URL to go to:
http://acme/app
For some re
My war that worked perfectly fine on 4.0.4.CR2 loads but spews the following
error on the GA release:
17:00:17,876 ERROR [STDERR] log4j:ERROR A
"org.jboss.logging.util.OnlyOnceErrorHandler" object is not assignable to a
"org.apache.log4j.spi.ErrorHandler" variable.
17:00:17,876 ERROR [STDERR] l
Works for me (I add dom4j and jaxen in /lib and now I have XPATH). Is this in
just a WAR or a WAR within an EAR? Regardless, JBoss should check your dom4j
in WEB-INF/lib before loading the cached boostrap one in the UCL.
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I'm not sure the exact status of the JSR-220 but I believe the JBoss EJB3
implementation is not finalized.
But I agree, annotations should be the same across J2EE platforms.
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"rpiaggio" wrote : "rpiaggio" wrote :
| | I am having the same problem. Cannot get @EJB to work at all.
Deployment works fine and if I do a .lookup also works. Any hints?
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| Actually, after toying a bit more, I got it to work in some cases.
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| But there's a case where it
"PeterJ" wrote : Are you trying to install on a non-GUI system? Is so, do what
I did. I ran the installer on my desktop and then copied the files to the
headless system. (My desktop is Windows and the headless system is SUSE Linux
which I access via ssh.)
That's what I'm doing as of right n
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : If you use the .zip distribution, just unzip it and
you are set (but not ejb3 preview then).
Dimitris, my exact problem! :-)!
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Check Google, used the Search button, can't find anything...the only clue is
that the Wiki mentions a "-c " to the installer but not sure if that has been
deprecated.
Can you install JBoss without the installer mumbo-jumbo?
Thanks!
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"BLuz" wrote : Hi. I created a jboss-app.xml file for scoped class loading and
put it in /META-INF as described at
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassLoadingConfiguration , but
/APP-INF/lib is still getting ignored. I created a jboss.xml file just in case
too, even though I don't use
"andber" wrote : "asack" wrote :
| | For example this is what I have in my current project:
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| | EAR isolation turned on (java2Parent delegation is on as well)
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| | deploy:
| | my-lib.jar (has global scope across deployments)
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Absolutely not. With EAR isolation turned off, that means that the first
verison of ejb-jar-file will be used for ALL EARs. I'm not sure why you've
turned off java2Parent delegation exactly either since you have EAR isolation
turned off (as per WIKI, java2Parent delegation is to prevent an EAR
"andber" wrote : I now see that all other jars than the app1-ejb.jar is shown
in the loader-repository for app2.ear.. Why is this?
Is EAR isolation turned on or off via the EAR deployer?
java2Parent delegation effects if a JAR is first seen (cached) in the UCL, not
whether EARs are isolated -
"dgiscool" wrote : I'm investigating about jboss 4.0.3 as an appsvr. what
version of jdk is recommended to use with that i.e. jdk-1_5_0_06 or any
specific one? which version of jboss is most stable out of 4.0.2 and 4.0.3.
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| we only intend to use the servlet container in clustered environ
"mikeeprice" wrote : I can't find the jar file where @EJB is defined. Does
anyone know which jar file this is defined in.
javax.annotation.EJB;
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Just in case anyone wants to track it...
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : I saw that JBoss uses javax.annotation for @EJB
Annotation and glassfish uses javax.ejb package. There are a lot of
differences between the two implementation (@DiscrimantorValue ...).
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| Who has right ?
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| Thanks !
Neither. JSR-220 has not been finalize
"asack" wrote : So how does JBoss honor Extension-List manifest attributes?
Anybody?
Someone has to be using this? Or is this just not supported by JBoss? I'm
about to go look in source just see if this is a non-issue.
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"130g" wrote : I am having the exact same problem. I am trying to upgrade from
4.0.1 to 4.0.3 but this is kinda holding me back.
| Anyone has a solution for this?
See technically dom4j is a platform required jar and as such this behavior
really doesn't violate the J2EE spec. With that said, t
Anybody?
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So how does JBoss honor Extension-List manifest attributes? Anybody?
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So why don't you remove the pertinent modules then?
I don't understand what your really trying to do. If you create stripped down
version at install time and add what you need, it should be a cleaner appraoch.
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"mglause" wrote : I've tried removing it and when I do it breaks everything. I
basically just want jboss to run the ejb's.
What breaks? (you may have tgo edit a config file for a clean removal)
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At this point, I would like to understand how JBoss treats Extension-List
manifest entries (or seems to ignore them).
Anybody run into this? This seems like a really serious bug.
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"mglause" wrote : Is it possible to setup jboss to run without apache tomcat? I
know the minimal configuration does this but I can't figure out how to deploy
my application without hot deployment. Thanks.
I'm not sure what you mean. The jbossweb-tomcat.sar is the JMX Service Archive
that I bel
I would lke to add two more things that are confusing:
1) I don't have my.lib in ext/lib of my current JRE. I'm deploying it as a
standalone jar file in $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy.
2) I wasn't sure if the Extension-List attribute only causes the ClassLoaders
to look in ext/lib or any
I have two EARs that were built against a common JAR library that defines the
following MANIFEST in my-lib.jar:
Extension-Name: my-lib
Implementation-Version: 1.0
I then have my.ear with a EJB3 my.jar in it that has the following
MANIFEST.MF:
Extension-List: my-lib
my-lib-Extension-Name: my-
I have jar that is shared across EARs. It uses dom4j with XPath, i.e. needs
jaxen. I put Class-Path entries to add my own packaged versions but I believe
due to the way the UCL works, it still picking them up from
$JBOSS_HOME/lib/dom4j.jar since this jar gets loaded first at startup.
Is ther
"jllavina" wrote : Using this code it seems that the JNDI founds the EJB3 (but
crash searching a resource, but this is another story...):
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| @Stateless
| @Local( { EmployeeSessionLocal.class } )
| @LocalBinding( jndiBinding="Employee
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Its simple. Look at the javamail message inflow
adaptor I did in a few hours.
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http://fisheye.jboss.com/viewrep/JBoss/jbosscx/src/main/org/jboss/resource/adapter/mail
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| goto the jca forum for followup help.
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Thank you Scott! :-)!
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : A custom message inflow jca adaptor is the answer.
Thanks Scott, I was afraid you would say that.
That really sucks since implementing a JCA adaptor involves a lot of work (i.e.
JCA is one of those specs that seems way uber complicated than it really needs
to be but
I've used the @PostConstruct lifecycle method to pass the bean itself for post
processing which seems to contain all the annotations to process via Reflect.
But besides that, is there a way to find out what annotations are on an EJB3
bean at runtime? Let's say I have a SLSB with some custom ann
Is it possible to have my own message listener interface (basically onMessage
with a return type) and still use JMS as my infrastructure?
Any insight into this topic would be appreciated!
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"jllavina" wrote : Hello,
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| I'm trying to access to an EJB (3.0, defined with annotations) from a
Servlet, but the InitialContext doesn't contain the appropiate reference and I
obtain a javax.naming.NameNotFoundException.
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| Is necessary to define the EJB also into web.xml or jboss-w
"bwallis42" wrote : Isn't the contents of "Extension-List" a list of the other
extensions that a jar uses?
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| Is there no way to define inter ear dependencies? I know I can use a prefix
deployment sorter but that is so clunky, I have to rename all the
ears/jars/*.xmls when they deployed
Isn't Extension-Name and Extension-List mechanisms really meant on a per JAR
basis not EAR?
I could be wrong but the examples in the spec are geared on a per module basis
(check Chap 8).
Though, I really believe intra-EAR dependencies should definitely be addressed
in the next rev of J2EE (I
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-3086
Hope that makes sense Scott. Again this could be pilot error on my part but so
far it seems very wrong right now the way MANIFEST Class-Path entries are
handled by the EAR deployer.
I appologize in advance if I filed the bug incorrectly! :-)!
View
"Mork" wrote : I'm not sure where this "Debug configuration" is. I went to
http://localhost:8080 and saw the items:
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| * Tomcat status (full) (XML)
| * JMX Console
| * JBoss Web Console
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| But none of them seemed to have anything about debugging.
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| Could you p
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : The deployment class loader with the manifest.
Still waiting for the jira issue.[/quote
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| Alright Scott, I just thought this was pilot error on my part. I will file
it today (promise).]
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Bingo on the last reply, that is indeed the
solution. However, this will work for JBoss 4.0 and not for JBoss 3.x.
Remember, at the very least to include the version of JBoss that you are using
so we can be of better help.
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Weston (or anyone), can you pleas
"Mork" wrote : I'm using MyEclipse 4.1.1 (current version) for my JBOSS/J2EE
project and cannot get debugging working.
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| The problem I'm having is that when I try to set a breakpoint in a JAVA
file, I get the error that the debugging information for line numbers needs to
be added to the p
When you have an EAR, an EAR isolation is turned on, and you have optional
libraries that are referenced in an EJB3 module (JAR) via the Class-Path
attribute, what classloader is used for these referenced libraries? It seems
to me that they libraries should have scope over the EAR to grab resou
Has anyone ever used iBatis from within an EAR with EAR isolation on? If so,
what was your package layout and where were are your resource files? Any
advice would be much apprecaited. I'm going nuts with this one.
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"marcwimmer" wrote : Hi,
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| what is the correct way to add a jar-file (like utils.jar) to the ejb3-file?
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| At the moment I put it in the root of the ejb3...by that the classes in
there work. But when I want to transfer simple Pojos between ejb3 and war layer
it won't work anymore.
"asack" wrote : Just to add, the exception I'm getting is:
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| java.io.IOException: Could not find resource
"com/blah/blah/sqlmapConfig.xml" etc. which is definitely in the my.jar module.
Well it seems I can load if I set the current Context ClassLo
Just to add, the exception I'm getting is:
java.io.IOException: Could not find resource "com/blah/blah/sqlmapConfig.xml"
etc. which is definitely in the my.jar module.
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Alright, I'm using 404CR2 with EAR isolation on. I have the following EAR:
my.ear
META-INF/application.xml
my.jar
lib/ibatis-common-2.jar
lib/ibatis-sqlmap-2.jar
lib/ibatis-dao-2.jar
my.jar
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
com/blah/blah/conifg/sql-map-config.xml
The my.jar MANIFEST.MF file has Class-Path e
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Send comments to: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL
PROTECTED]
Scott, is that a serious suggestion or a "stop whining, call the phone company"
type answer? :-)!
Well at least EAR/lib is going to exist in J2EE 5 (that's a no brainer).
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"asack" wrote : "asack" wrote : This works now in 404CR2 though I'm having a
rollback issue with iBatis (I'm debugging now). It definitely does not work on
403SP1. I can't believe I'm the only one running into thismaybe I'm doing
somet
"asack" wrote : This works now in 404CR2 though I'm having a rollback issue
with iBatis (I'm debugging now). It definitely does not work on 403SP1. I
can't believe I'm the only one running into thismaybe I'm doing something
wrong though my example is s
This works now in 404CR2 though I'm having a rollback issue with iBatis (I'm
debugging now). It definitely does not work on 403SP1. I can't believe I'm
the only one running into thismaybe I'm doing something wrong though my
example is simple enough...
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"elkner" wrote : How about @Service + @Management and putting the "init my app"
stuff into the start() method (having that in the spec would be really cool)?
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| OK, there is still the permission issue wrt. @RunAs, but AFAIK it is
already fixed in CVS (but not in CR2 :-(()...
Sure but its
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : I totally agree that this ENC/global JNDI stuff
needs to be standardized in the next rev of the spec. In fact, there are MANY
non-persistence-related items that we had on our wishlist that we simply ran
out of time to do in this release.
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Yea!
I have anothe
"bdecoste" wrote : jndi bindings are not standardized in the spec, so each
vendor will likely have their own policy.
With all due respect to the EJB3 group which I think have done a fantastic job
of making EJBs more accessible, little things like this should not go
unnoticed.
Why is it archi
Please post your JNDI space by using the JMX console and looking at the JNDI
service (invoke the list() function). My guess is in all cases, it doesn't
exist:
My guess would be is you are using @RemoteBinding ( jndiBinding ="HelloWorld"),
that means your bean is located at HelloWorld not Hello
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : There is a testcase for this so create a jira issue
with the last version of the ear with the jars referenced by the my.jar
manifest.
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| http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS
Scott, thanks. I'm going bald and I already don't have a lot of hair...
I will try t
Another update, no matter where I put my Map and/or Config.xml file within
my.jar, I can't see it and its not on my runtime classpath.
Has anyone experienced this before? After reading Chapter 8 more closely of
the J2EE spec, putting the lib/ibatis* entries in the Class-Path MANFEST
attribute
Whoops, no my my.jar MANIFEST file has the reference to ibatis libaries. But
either way doesn't work (I tried the first way for S&G's and that doesn't even
find them).
This is so weird...I'm using 404RC1...
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I would like to add taht yes, I checked, the map files are there and the
correct path is specified.
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I have an EAR file packaged like this:
my.ear:
my.ear/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
my.ear/META_INF/application.xml
my.ear/lib/ibatis-common-2.jar
my.ear/lib/ibatis-sqlmap-2.jar
my.ear/lib/ibatis-map-2.jar
my.ear/my.jar
my.jar:
my.jar/com/blah/blah
my.jar/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
my.ear's MANIFEST file has a
"bdecoste" wrote : If you want to explicitly specify the jndi binding, use the
RemoteBinding and the LocalBinding annotations. The name attribute of Stateless
sets the EJB name for the bean. Without A RemoteBinding or LocalBinding
annotation, the default binding is earName/ejbName.
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| The
If I have an EAR named foobar.ear and I have stateless session bean marked:
@Stateless ( name = "/somwhereelse/foobar" )
public class foobar...etc.
The JNDI binding becomes foobar/somwherelese/foobar/local which IMO seems
wrong. The name() attribute should provide a mechnism to specify the glob
"bdecoste" wrote : The NamingContext should no longer be bound. I have opened a
JIRA task for this issue.
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| http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/EJBTHREE-507
Thank you...I have a follow questionregarding JNDI bindings...
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Question says it all. Currently I have a bunch of STSBs all with a @Stateless
( name = "blah" ) which generates a blah/local in my JNDI namespace. When I
undeploy the jar file, the NamingContext is still bound. Why is this?
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"asack" wrote : Hi, I'm pretty sure I had a piece of code that looked up an
EJB3 STSB and looked for a custom annotation (on top of a class) outside the
EJB3 spec namespace. This worked on 4.0.3SP1. But in 4.0.4RC1, I can't seem
to process any custom annotations on my be
Hi, I'm pretty sure I had a piece of code that looked up an EJB3 STSB and
looked for a custom annotation (on top of a class) outside the EJB3 spec
namespace. This worked on 4.0.3SP1. But in 4.0.4RC1, I can't seem to process
any custom annotations on my bean. Both I believe we running EJB3RC5
Wow, this is helpful, I was having similar issues. I think this is a real
outtage in the spec that there aren't deployment primitives that allow this.
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Yeah sorry, I'm doing that now as we speak. I don't mean to waste people's
time, its just I'm new to both EJB3 and JMX and have some preimplementation
nervousness that I'm not on the path to righteousness.
Thanks...hope this turns out right...
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A shameless bump! :-)!
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"sony3002" wrote : hello,
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| thank you for the reply
| i done as you said and found this
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| +- UserLoginBean (class: org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContext)
| | | +- remote (proxy: $Proxy49 implements interface
com.amlaki.cbmega.ejb.user.UserLoginRemote,interface
org.jboss.ejb
"sony3002" wrote : hello
| i checked my JMX-Console and found this
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| MBean Name: Domain Name: jboss.j2ee
| service: EJB3
| name: UserLoginBean
| jar: EJBModule.jar
| MBean Java Class: org.jboss.ejb3.ServiceDelegateWrapper
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| is this ok ???
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| i am new t
Check JNDI space via the JMX-Console but you probably want something like
UserLoginBean/remote...usually a NamingContext cast exception is a wrong lookup.
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : lifecycle in JMX is a jboss specific addition.
I'm not following...(you mean JBoss Services and their design pattern?)
"bill" wrote : Since you already want to use jboss specific extensions, why
not @Service?
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| Add a start/stop method to your @Service's @Mana
Your default CLASSPATH and obviously the ejb3 jars from the EJB3 deployer
(under your deploy directory). Have you looked at the JBoss IDE for Eclipse?
I've used that with a lot of success (great project) and provides already
configured EJB3/AOP libraries for you to use to include in your proje
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : No, they have no relation. You can create an mbean
that interacts with an ejb3 component and visa-versa, but it makes no sense to
expose an ejb3 bean via jmx because the lifecycles do not match.
Scott, first off, thanks for the response. I would like to explore this
A follow, I'm using 4.0.4RC1 behind a Apache 2.055. When a mobile client sends
a chunked POST, everytime I try to read it via HttpServletRequest.getReader()
or getInputStream(), it just hangs! It looks from a tcpdump/network monitoring
tool that all the chunks have not been received by JBoss/T
I have a mobile client that is chunking its request to my servlet. Is there an
API that I can use to get access to each chunk easily or do I really have to
parse it manually as a ServletInputStream?
Right now Tomcat seems to aggregate the chunks under one Body with each section
separated by a
Have you tried to use the JBoss Spring deployer that allows you to inject EJB's
via the @Spring notation?
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Post code/example and exceptoin...might want to post JNDI namespace as well..
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"lcoetzee" wrote : Hi,
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| Is it possible to change the @Where clause at runtime, thus implementing
some kind of polymorphic query on my collection ?
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| As an example I have the following:
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| | @OneToMany(mappedBy = "service")
| | @MapKey(name="id")
| | @
Hold on. @EJB works fromwithin another EJB not just a regular JavaBean. The
@EJB annotations are picked up by the EJB3 deployer and processed accordingly
(AOP based).
If you are using @EJB from a regular JavaBean, that's not going to work and
from my understaning never intended to work that w
"adver11" wrote : In EJB 3.0 RC5
| javabean code:
| public class Examples {
| | @EJB
| | MyStateless mystateless;
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| | public void process() {
| |System.out.println(mystateless.getString());
| | }
| | }
|
| another java bea
"treespace" wrote : Trying to use variable "server" throws a null pointer
exception.
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|
| | public class Client
| | {
| |@EJB Server server;
| |
| |execute(String operation)
| |{
| | server.execute(operation);
| |}
| | }
| |
"Cybernd" wrote : Hi,
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| Given:
| test.ear/test.ejb3/my/SomeBdb.class
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| This MDB is a simple hello world mdb, trying to create an instance of class
Dummy based on the message content. It simply contains "new Dummy();" inside
the onMessage() Method.
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| Whats the best suitable
Has anyone tried this? :-)! I'm going to attempt tonight but I would really
appreciate any input regarding these two technologies and how they relate.
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"tromanowski" wrote :
| elkner:
| Thanks for your reply--that implies that JBoss is in fact compliant with
the J2EE spec regarding ears, contrary (depending on the version) to what asack
has mentioned. Which version are you using? I know I asked if anyone had this
working with
"tromanowski" wrote :
| The latest JBoss documentation (including forum postings & wiki) suggest
that an ear containing a war file and ejb 3.0 entities in a separate jar file
should work, as long as the ejb3.0 jar file has a proper persistence.xml file
in its MAN-INF directory. Is this still
Can I register an EJB3 with a JMX server and perform custom lifecycle
operations on my bean? If so, are there any known limitations or gotchas doing
this?
Thanks!
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : a SFSB gets removed from JNDI at undeployment. If
it didn't redeploy would never work. I don't think it cleans up the Context
dirs though.
Bill, I will double check for ya but so far my experience has been if I rebind
an EJB3 and then remove the jar, i.e. undeploy,
I'm experimenting and I want to know if rebinding an EJB3's JNDI location a bad
thing?
I want to manage my EJB3 proactively and one of the issues is JNDI namespace
collisions (foreign deployments interacting with my stuff that have similar
names).
I have some code that rebinds a STSB EJB3's JN
"asack" wrote : Thanks Max for the CGLIB explanation.
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| Well, if I use CGLIB 2.1 it works. Its only with the latest CGLIB it
fails. This has to be an iBatis bug...sorry...
In case anyone was wondering, you have to turn off the lazy loader in iBatis
for it to wor
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : by default, beans are pooled in a threadlocal and
never destroyed.
Bill, no offense, but that doesn't seem very spec compliant to me. It makes
the @PreDestory callback meaningless right or am I misunderstanding you?
Thanks!
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Is there any way to cause a @PreDestory callback to be executed
programmactically? I thought if I undeploy the jar file in which EJB3
Stateless beans are defined, any @PreDestroy callbacks defined would be called.
That doesn't seem to be the case and it maybe my misunderstanding of an EJB3
li
Thanks Max for the CGLIB explanation.
Update:
Well, if I use CGLIB 2.1 it works. Its only with the latest CGLIB it fails.
This has to be an iBatis bug...sorry...
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BUMP and at least can someone explain to me the ramifications of removing cglib
or replace it with respect to the EJB3 deployer?
Thanks!
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Not really, the EJB container does a lot of extra
stuff like binding into JNDI, pooling etc. You can apply some of the
transactions and security functionality though.
Thanks Kabir, I came to that conclusion looking at the code too. Btw, I think
this would be a very
I'm looking at AOP for architecting a new project and I was wondering if its
possible to force a simple POJO to be an EJB3 and have it managed by the EJB3
containers via a Mixin or some other mechanism?
(there is a similar post with no response about taking a POJO and trying to
make it an Entit
As far as the spec goes, I believe Servlet 2.5 adds annotations to inject
objects from the enterprise tier. If you read carefully the EJB3 documentation
and trailblazers, I believe JBoss currently does not support direct injection
and still requires a JNDI lookup like substance.
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Anybody? :-)!
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Hi,
I'm working on a big project that is going to be completely EJB3/JBoss based
(great work guys) and I'm running into an odd problem that the Wiki/FAQ and
numerous Search tries are not resolving. I'm using JBoss 4.0.3SP1-EJB3RC5,
JDK1.5_06 and iBatis 2.1.7-597 (latest).
My issue is that I'
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