I haven't used suse linux, but I would suspect that you can follow the instructions
for red hat
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Read the FAQ
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Have a look at the FAQ under "Start JBoss on boot with Linux? "
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PS, if you follow this approach you can also start/stop jboss any time using the
service command.
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XDcolet comes with ant tasks, so if you're using ant for your build process then it
would be simple to use XDoclet
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If you look at the FAQ, there's a section entitled "Start JBoss on boot with Linux?"
that, strangley enough, tells you how to start jboss on boot with Linux.
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All you need to do is change the ports that the connectors of one of the tomcat
instances uses, for instance if i run jboss with the default configuration, then
configure stand alone tomcat to use 8081 for http connector and 8008 for the ajp
connector, everything starts with no errors and works
Yes, simply comment the relavent connector section out of the config file.
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As I said before, the jk2 library for windows is named mod_jk2.so, in fact if you look
in the modules director, you will find that the modules that ship with the win binary
of apache are all named .so. You obviously need to ensure that when you download
mod_jk2.so that you download the win vers
There's an open source extention to JUnit called Cactus which you can use for testing
server-side code. It's available from the apache foundation web site. it even
contains tasks for ant, so you can automate your testing into you build process.
Another option (assuming you're doing all your JN
No, the windows version is also named .so
I don't have apache talking to jboss, but I do have it talking direct to tomcat.
Where is yourworkers2.properties file? It needs to be somewhere that apache can pick
it up (e.g. in apache's conf directory)
Aslo have you checked to see if the 404 error
As this is a FREE forum, and all contributions are given to it FREEly, you have no
right to EXPECT FREE help from anyone, and therefore no right to be disapointed (in my
opinion)
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I assume that what you're trying to prove is that the 2 clients can both access their
instances of the beans simuletansously without blocking each other? If this is the
case then it occurs to me that what your're doing is not a very good test of this.
After all how long is it going to take a y
The question you really need to ask is do you actually need your 50,000 "things" in
memory, or can u just load the "things" u need as and when u need them. 50,000
"things" is going to take a long time to load and a lot of memory however you do it.
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Do a search on the forum, someone asked this question within the last couple of days.
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I believe the "standard" in oracle is to use VARCHAR2 for text type fields. VARCHAR2
columns do not get padded out with spaces.
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Try looking at the jboss home page, i.e. www.jboss.org. there are links there that
will answer your questions (strangely enough)
What your boss has asked you to do seems very strange to me. Normally you have a
problem and try to find a solution to it. What your boss has said is xyz are using
The problem, as the error suggests, is in your ejb-jar.xml file.
The ejb spec states :-
The abstract-schema-name must be a valid Java identifier and must be unique within the
ejb-jar file.
The error is stating that one of your abstract-schema-name elements is not a valid
Java identifier.
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For a atart, modifying the run.sh script is not the best way to do it. Any time u
update to a new version of jboss this file will be overwritten and you will have to
remember to update it again. I have a file named java.sh in /etc/profile.d (the files
in this director are run for each user whe
Have a look here :-
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=RunJBossAsAServiceOnWindows
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