I use timestamps in my project and sql base. When i save a timestamp, it is
saved in my database without daylight savings changes. For example, i am now in
GMT + 01:00 timezone and if i have the following timestamp to save: 2005-03-28
10:00:00, it will be saved in database: 2005-03-28 09:00:00.
I have a topic and more subscribers that listen to it. I want to filter the
data contained in the jms message so that every subscriber receives just the
data (the part of the message) that they are allowed to receive. So i need to
filter the data before the subscriber reads it.
Any advices/tip
I have a service that listens to messages from a topic. When a new message is
received, my service has to check some data (from database) and then to do some
tasks.
My problem: The messages that make the service to react (to check some data in
the database) are values created by ejbCreate() met
Thank you all for your answers.
I did it finally using the sleep() method of the Thread. I am not able to use
EJBTimers yet because we use jboss 3.2.3 and as far as i know there are no
EJBTimers in this version.
For genman: My service uses JMS for sending the emails. But it has to send a
messa
I need to implement a custom service that must send emails on certain
dates/times. My idea would be: the service starts a thread which has an
infinite loop; in this loop it is checked if the System.currentTimeMillis() is
equal with the time when a certain email must be send, and if yes, the emai
Something weird happens in my application. I have a timestamp field in a table
that has all the time's values set to hour 0 (ex. 2004-11-09 00:00:00.0). When
my application loads this field from the database (within a session bean), some
of the values have the time set to hour 1 (ex. 2004-11-09
I have a xml file in a .jar file that is contained in an .ear file in /deploy
subdirectory of jboss, something like:
deploy/myEAR.ear/myJAR.jar/resources/myXML.xml.
I want to access this file from my application. I have problems writing the right path
in the getResource() function. Could anyon
The MBean interface should be named as the class that implements the interface
followed by "MBean". So, in your case, the MBean interface should be named:
"HelloMBean".
Hope that helps,
clau
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I've just figured that out, so i thought i would post it:
| jboss.mq.destination:service=Topic,name=topicName
|
where topicName is the name of my topic in jbossmq-destinations-service.xml
clau
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I have a similar situation. I have a MBean that listens to a JMS Topic. I had the same
error at starting up:
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: ConnectionFactory not bound
But i solved this using your hint and making it depend on
jboss.mq:service=InvocationLayer,type=UIL2
I have now another
Sorry, i posted an older log. Meanwhile i had changed jboss.mq:service=Naming in
jboss:service=Naming, but i still got the same error. Then i thought it was something
wrong with the classloader because of the error you mentioned:
Depends On Me: java.lang.RuntimeException: [Missing message
conf.
Hi,
I've written a MBean which depends on JMS and JNDI. I made it dependent on these
services using tags like:
| service:Test";>
| Test
| jboss:service=Naming
|
|
in user-service.xml file from jboss.
When my MBean does not depend on any other service, it works fine. But wh
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