"bwallis42" wrote :
| It looks like the substitution of the system properties into the -ds.xml
file is happening before the system property service is deployed. I have a
dependency in the -ds on the property service but that doesn't seem to help.
|
To re-ask what sho
Isn't the contents of "Extension-List" a list of the other extensions that a
jar uses?
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 to get them deployed in the
Am I correct in believing that setting the Extension-Name value in one ear
file's MANIFEST.MF and including that same name in the Extension-List value in
another ear file's MANIFEST.MF should cause the first ear file to be deployed
before the second one?
I'm sure I had this working once befor
I have an ear file with a -service.xml file containing a system properties
service that loads some properties that I want to use to configure a -ds.xml
file that defines a resource adaptor service. (the service and ds files are
included below)
If I deploy the ear file the properties are not su
Thanks Scott for pointing me to that page.
I'm running a 3.2.3 jboss installation so i expect that only the system
property references are going to work for me. Do these work in 3.2.3?
thanks
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As part of my application I am deploying a mailservice using the
org.jboss.mail.MailService mbean. In the service file I need to specify various
parameters such as the mail host, login details, etc.
Currently we do that at installation time by massaging the mail-serivce.xml
file, replacing som
"kazan7" wrote :
| However, I am getting this stacktrace:
| [BasicPropertyAccessor] IllegalArgumentException in class:
com.x.persistence.Test, setter method of property: Id
| [BasicPropertyAccessor] expected type: java.lang.Integer, actual value:
java.lang.Integer
| [STDOUT] org.
"BigCanOfTuna" wrote :
| For future reference. The 2.1 specs mandate EJB 1.1 support, and according
to EJB3.0 early draft 2, EJB 1.1 is also manadated.
|
A couple of weeks ago (at the serverside symposium) the EJB 3.0 team were
seriously considering removing this from the spec.
I'd wait a
It should work in lib. What is the class that is not found?
No need to unpack and classes13.zip and classes13.jar should contain the same
classes, a jar file is just a fancy zipfile.
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Do you have an entry for myUser in conf/jbossmq-state.xml? This is where you
configure the user/password for a JMS user.
It isn't integrated with the JAAS security in any way AFAIK.
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Is there any way to periodically cause the close and reopen of the JMS connection used
for an MDB? I'm trying to work around a memory leak problem in an external queue
implementation (oracle) and one of the work arounds is to close and restart the
session.
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"bwallis42" wrote : I am working through a class loader issue and was wanting to
change the value of jboss.server.lib.url to point to my own server lib directory that
is not under the server/ directory.
|
| It doesn't seem to work, I still seem to be using the lib dire
I was wondering if anyone has an example of how to configure a weblogic (8.1) ejb that
is acting as a client of a JBoss EJB so that it can authenticate it self with the
jboss EJB. Our standalone client apps use the jboss ClientLoginModule to authenticate.
Can we this from within a WebLogic ejb?
I don't know about Tibco, but if you end up having to implement something, there is an
example of an integration of JBossMQ with oracle's AdvancedQueueing/JMS in the jboss
patch 912173 (see link below).
I wouldn't take this example as a good example of an implementation since it does some
nasty
I have come across what looks like a problem with classloading and JNI.
I am using oracle streams, JMS and XML. The oracle/JMS to JBoss interface I'm using is
the Oracle AQ Patch 9i from the patches list
(http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=912173&group_id=22866&atid=376687)
Oops, topic was mean't to be
What classloader for $JBOSS_HOME//lib
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I am working through a class loader issue and was wanting to change the value of
jboss.server.lib.url to point to my own server lib directory that is not under the
server/ directory.
It doesn't seem to work, I still seem to be using the lib directory under the
server/ directory. I tried tracing
Forgot to mention, I did try putting the conf directory onto the classpath in an "out
of the box" jboss 3.2.3 system and it then also truncates the web.xml file so the
problem is nicely reproducable now.
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OK, found what it is in our configuration that causes web.xml to be overwritten.
For a reason that I cannot quite remember we have always had the server conf directory
on our classpath when jboss starts up, something to do with using
ClassLoader.getResource() for properties I think, anyway we d
I'm running JBoss 3.2.3 on gentoo linux (kernel 2.6.7, libc 3.3.2) with jdk 1.4.2_05.
When I startup the jboss server it starts OK but then when starts up tomcat (log
extract below) it gets a parse error and fails to deploy any of the web apps. The
parse error is due to the default web.xml (in
I know this isn't quite what you want, but we have successfully used them with Oracle
8.1.7 and JBoss 3.2.1. We are just now upgrading to using Oracle 9.2 so I hope they
still work as they did. What problem are you having?
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I have a client application that accesses an EJB and also receives messages from a JMS
topic. As far as I can tell I have to supply login credentials twice, once using JAAS
for authentication to access the EJB and again in the createTopicConnection() call
when creating the connection to receive
Still cannot get this to work. Currently my client application is logging in twice,
once using JAAS for the ejb access and once when creating the topic connection.
I cannot work out how to unify the security for JMS and EJBs when using both from an
external client.
thanks,
brian wallis...
Vie
Thanks for the reply. But I think my initial question might have been a little
misleading.
It is the client side that is accessing the beans AND connecting to the JMS topic, I
have something like the following in the client app:
lc = new LoginContext("jbossmq",handler);
lc.login();
// ...
"gudmundsonsc" wrote : Write your own DeploymentSorter.
You certainly can do this. Having done it I can't say I recommend it. The way we went
was to maintain a global deployment ordering list and sort based on that. It is a pain
in the ass to maintain this.
Using the PrefixDeploymentSorter is a
Is there any relationship between the authentication I have to use for JMS
(TopicConnection.createTopicConnection(user,pass)) and the authentication I use to
access my beans (LoginContext.login()) or do we have two separate security domains
each of which has to be setup and managed differently?
First, I am also a bit concerned about this issue as well. I am not a JBoss developer
just a developer who has also championed JBoss in our company with some success.
Hopefully we will become a jboss partner/OEM in the near future.
"tldtld" wrote : I dont want to spread FUD, make JBoss go down i
"cheenu78" wrote : hi all,
| I have a senario where in, I need to publish a message when a table in inserted or
updated. That is, is it possible for an Oracle Trigger to publish a message to the JMS
Topic?
| thanks in advance
| srinivas
A late reply I know, but... We have done this success
Hmm, no response.
It was a serious question. I seem to need to have the browser window (konqueror 3.2)
at least 1300 pixels wide to not get the horizontal scroll bar, ditto for IE (6.0)
brian wallis...
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Is there an expected release date for 3.2.4?
I'm being hassled to upgrade our development environment to 3.2.3 and If possible I'd
like to put it off for a week or two and go to 3.2.4 instead.
thanks,
brian wallis...
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I'm currently looking at upgrading our development to use the latest release of JBoss.
Our project uses a number of third party tools and libraries of things such as JacORB,
Xerces, Tomcat, Oracle drivers, MySQL drivers, etc... Some come as part of jboss and
sometimes we can use the ones include
Wouldn't it be possible to use a corbaloc IOR? I think that jacorb supports
these but I haven't actually tried it. I've used them with mico and jacorb
clients to an Orbix 2000 server.
All you need is the hostname and port number for the server ORB (The port
number is set in your jacorb.properties
As an owner of the jboss all docs subscription (hang on, it expired last month, must
resubscribe, thanks for reminding me :-) I feel I must comment
I have found the documentation plus the absolutely fabulous support that I get from
the forums and mailing list to be far superior to any (so called
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