I solved this by using the org.hibernate Dialects. Guess the classes moved
packages in Hibernate 3.
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I'm trying to port our applications from 3.2.6 to 4.0.2 using the built-in
Hibernate feature of 4.0.2. I followed the directions about building a HAR
file but when I start up I get an error that the MySQLDialect can't be found.
Has anyone else encountered this error? Since Hibernate is alread
Shall I file a bug report?
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We have an Ant task that creates a properties.jar file with one file in it (a
properties file) and copies the created JAR to the deploy folder. The deploy folder
is listed in the jboss-service.xml file as a valid URL within the URLDeploymentScanner
MBean. When the JBoss system is started, ever
I think I might have found a bug but I want to check here first before submitting the
bug on SF.net. After some more testing I finally figured out why I am not able to hot
deploy on my production machines but I'm able to do so on my staging environment.
Actually, the hot deploy works fine but
I think I might have found a bug but I want to check here first before submitting the
bug on SF.net. After some more testing I finally figured out why I am not able to hot
deploy on my production machines but I'm able to do so on my staging environment.
Actually, the hot deploy works fine but
I think I might have found a bug but I want to check here first before submitting the
bug on SF.net. After some more testing I finally figured out why I am not able to hot
deploy on my production machines but I'm able to do so on my staging environment.
Actually, the hot deploy works fine but
I think I might have found a bug but I want to check here first before submitting the
bug on SF.net. After some more testing I finally figured out why I am not able to hot
deploy on my production machines but I'm able to do so on my staging environment.
Actually, the hot deploy works fine but
On the JMX-Console page, look for the following string:
"host=localhost,path=/,type=Manager"
That MBean will have the list of active sessions...
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Below (in a follow up post as to not screw up the wrapping of this reply) is the
definition of the URLDeploymentScanner from my jboss-service.xml. The scanning period
is set to 5000 (5 seconds). I don't see anything that's glaring from the definition.
I realize the truly only hot deployable d
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So, I was able to get the property file defined in property-service.xml to be hot
deployable in my staging environment but as soon as I moved the implementation to one
of our production servers the properties no longer hot deployed. This is the *same*
situation I was in with the JAR approach I
I've posted a few times regarding a specific direction I was taking in trying to
achieve hot deployable property files (i.e. bundling them in JARs) but I'm about ready
to give up that approach as it was only working in my staging environment and not
production. Can someone tell me which approa
I have a JAR with one property file in it that is deploying fine on our staging
server. However, when I try to hot deploy the JAR on one of our production servers,
the property file's values are the same even though they have been edited and changed.
The only difference between the staging and
BTW, the first bug I mentioned about hot deployments in 3.2.4/3.2.5 can be found here:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=376685&aid=973565&group_id=22866
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There were a few performance-related issues we had to address with our deployment at
Bolt with respect to Hibernate and SQL Server. One, in general, was that the current
release of Hibernate does not support locking hints so I had to rewrite some of the
Hibernate classes to introduce the NO LOC
I moved my code over to a Linux staging server and everything worked fine. I can now
hot deploy my properties files :) Thanks.
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Damn! That's 2 bugs in less than 24 hours that have stumped me. Thanks a ton for the
information. I'll test out my application on a staging server (Linux) and report back.
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Actually, now that I think about it, this might be a non-issue. First, message I get
from JBoss is a WARNING and not an ERROR. Second, could this be a case of not
flushing the contents of the properties file properly? I was assuming that the
contents of the new jar would get loaded but now I'
I'm testing a simple hot deploy and I cannot seem to get it to work. I have an Ant
script that copies a single properties file and builds a jar out of it. The jar is
then copied to the application's deploy folder. Of course, when the application
starts up I can read the properties in the prop
I did some initial testing last night and it doesn't look like many of the testing
applications that are shipped with OS X will work with Java applications. However, I
was able to attach to a running Java application and monitor the thread allocations as
well as their deaths.
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so I hope it wasn't asked already.
Has anyone been able to performance tune a JBoss application running on MacOS X using
any of the performance/profiling tools shipped with MacOS X (i.e. MallocDebug,
Sampler)?
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