"danch" wrote : "mpurdy1973" wrote : how would you marshall it into a render
parameter?
| |
|
| Either decompose it into constituent properties then convert those to
strings, or use something like CastorXML to convert to/from XML. The first
would really only be w
"mpurdy1973" wrote : how would you marshall it into a render parameter?
|
Either decompose it into constituent properties then convert those to strings,
or use something like CastorXML to convert to/from XML. The first would really
only be workable for a pretty simple, flat bean.
View the or
Yeah, that would work.
One alternative is to 'marshall' it into render parameters, if it's a
relatively simple object. I'm working on an annotations based portlet framework
that has that feature. Waiting on signature from my bosses to open source it.
Another alternative is to refetch within the
You shouldn't count on being able to access attributes set in an actionRequest
to be accessable from a renderRequest. The reason for this is that
processAaction is only called once for N calls to render, and N-1 of those
render calls will be in different HTTPRequests.
I'm not sure if the portle
OK, so I lied. But I am looking at this right now.
What's the magic required to get the portlet tests running? I've gotten to the
point where running './build.sh test' in the portlet module main directory
gets me the error "javax.management.InstanceNotFoundException:
portal:service=MainDeploye
their views. To accomplish this,
the spec splits processing into an 'action' phase (that is only done by the
portlet that was the target of the post) and the 'render' phase (that is done
by every portlet on the page (unless their output is cached by the portal
server))
Hope th
I should be able to do that over the next week
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processAction doesn't produce output, render does. After your processAction is
called, render will be called at least once, allowing your portlet to produce
output. This is the core difference between the servlet and portlet request
models.
Bear in mind that render may be called multiple times
probably effects 2.2 as well.
I can submit a JIRA bug on this, if desired, but wanted to post up here for
discussion first.
thanks all,
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Re-read the spec. The spec states that only one thread may be allowed
to run in a single stateless session bean instance at any one time.
The code in Eric's example will work relyably in any compliant container.
Rajeshwar Rao V wrote:
No. As per EJB spec..
But Yes,ur code _may_ work fine with JB
eel better, but it won't result in any real improvement
in security.
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Scott M Stark wrote:
You can always store a secure hash of the password in the config file provided
that it can be used in the hashed form. If a context needs to see the clear text
form of the password then you woul
Is this maybe a typo/copy-paste-bug in the postgres mapping?
Rick LaBanca wrote:
I thought along the same lines as you. I'm not doing anything myself,
whatever the jetty cmp is doing triggers this, and the site isn't running
yet, this is initialization. I am pretty sure it's using the postgres ma
o the 2.4 brach shortly.
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Andreas Schaefer wrote:
> Hi Geeks
>
> ATTENTION: Only applies to 2.4 because in 3.0 this
> is already fixed.
>
> A while ago I enountered a problem with PostgreSQL
> and the support for "java.lang.Boolean".
> When I define a Post
You really shouldn't need to call configure - the JBoss startup does.
Mitchell Kim wrote:
> Not calling "DomConfigurator.configure()"? That certainly a viable thing to
> try.
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Gary Grobe wrote:
> Can someone explain this, or give an example? According to these JBoss
> docs (_http://www.jboss.org/online-manual/HTML/ch08s07.html_), it seems
> queues can be added on-the-fly, or programatically (it states) w/o
> needing to administer them. The reason I need this is I do
This is most likely a classloader/packaging issue. Are your EJB
interfaces available to JBoss in more than one place?
Steve Knight wrote:
> Hello,
> I just updated my JBoss from 3.0 beta2 to RC3 and now I am getting this
> error:
>
> java.lang.ClassCastException
> at
> com.sun.corba.se.inter
Ur? I've been using BASIC successfully for months!
Alex Loubyansky wrote:
> As long as I remember myself I have always been having problems with BASIC auth in
>JBoss :)) In that cases I switched to FORM and everything started to work properly :)
>
> alex
>
Marius Kotsbak wrote:
> Why release final when there is a serious Classcastexception bug in
> narrow()? It's almost impossible to use it now.
>
PortableRemoteObject is part of the JDK, not part of JBoss. It's also
not required to be used in JBoss. I'm also 99% sure that there isn't a
bug inv
Marius Kotsbak wrote:
> This is not my case. I lookup a home interface, and then I suppose I
> just get that one, not a list. This code worked some days ago.
>
> On Fri, 2002-05-31 at 18:42, Deepa Annamalai wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>The problem is like this,
>>
>>If the remote interface is somethi
IIRC it has to do with whether multicast is set up on your machine or
not. I believe that the clustering init works fine on my linux boxen,
but not my windows laptop.
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Emerson Cargnin - MSA wrote:
> Why does cluster initialization locks jboss (3.0 any RC*)?
>
> I made the w
holesale anyway. Still a lot less painful than having to
restart the server
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e 3.0 branch and HEAD (both for
JAWS and for jbosscmp-jdbc). I'll be porting that back to 2.4.x jaws soon.
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>
> Thanks,
>
> -dain
>
> Simon Stewart wrote:
>
>> When trying to store BLOBs into a postgres database, the CMP engine
>> attempts to cr
tching the configuration you're running.
hth,
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Jon Swinth wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have had no luck figuring out how to change the log4j.xml file so that I
> don't get DEBUG messages in the server.log anymore (or on the console for
> that matter). Based on looking at the fil
ar message means that it didn't
find any. If it says 'only one' it means it found multiples.
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in JAWS.
Does your ejb-jar have a jbosscmp-jdbc.xml, or a jaws.xml? It should
be only jbosscmp-jdbc.xml (although any jaws.xml should be ignored by
JBoss 3.0 or later). Trying to use jaws.xml with JBoss 3.x is getting
to be a FAQ issue, but I know Dain's been tr
d false, neither of which seemed to
>> make any difference.
>
>
>
> That won't work. It shouldn't even boot. Check the dtd.
? standardjaws.xml is just ignored in jboss3, i'n'it?
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> >From: David Hamilton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> >From JavaWorld
> >http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2002/jw-0412-opensource.html
>
> >... in violation of a specification license. ...
>
> Any idea what that means? Does that refer to reference
> code impleme
They bought Orion a while back.
David Ward wrote:
> On a related note - I downloaded "their" OC4J app server (just being
> curious, not really straying from JBoss) in mid-March and it appears to
> be Orion underneath. All the xml config files are orion-this and
> orion-that.
>
> --
>
> ma
ate a single transaction and thus the bean will only
> be loaded once. This is why it's a good idea to always wrap your entity
> beans in session beans - you have much better control of transactional
> behavior.
>
Precisely.
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just about every person posting
(or more importantly lurking) on this list is a potential customer!
Yes, I repeated that for emphasis. I really think that this is something
that people involved with JBoss need to understand.
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(amazed that he, of all people, is trying to con
We're talking about the volunteer maintained doco. Look at the site,
http://www.jboss.org/online-manual/HTML/index.html
The title is JBoss 3.0 documentation. The disclaimer says that it was
developed early in the project and is out of date, but the date on it
is Jan 15, 2002.
danch
Try loading your jcml file into an editor that will syntax highlight XML (I use JEXT)
it should make the problem more visible.
danch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I suppose my question is rather trivial but ggogle did not return any
> special hits about what I thought was relev
You're close! See comments inline below.
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Christine wrote:
> Sorry for miscopy in my previous email!
>
> The code in my function is :
>javax.naming.Context ctx = new InitialContext();
>DataSource dbs = (DataSource) ctx.lookup("jdbc/Customer");
the
I believe stuff sent via System.out winds up being redirected to the
logs as DEBUG level messages.
Peter Levart wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I noticed that in the recent CVS version of JBoss 3.0 the exceptions thrown
> by the container don't get logged to the CONSOLE or FILE any more. Since the
> sta
art of the standard descriptor there's less need for a
element in jbosscmp-jdbc.xml. I don't know the 3.0
implementation very well, though)
Perhaps XDoclet should generate either jaws.xml or jbosscmp-jdbc.xml?
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Alex Loubyansky wrote:
> Salute, lists!
>
> Using XDoclet
art's content. I think we'd wind up wrapping the client-app jar
into a JBoss client launcher jar, along with any .sars that it would need.
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David Jencks wrote:
> I thought maybe we'd write an mbean that had the main class of the client
> application as its only attribute
call into the
old main. But that's about as far as I got thinking about it, too.
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David Jencks wrote:
> I haven't looked into it much, but I suspect it would be pretty simple to
> do. Mostly you'd leave everything out of normal jboss, right? Maybe you'd
> m
another VM.
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Bernardinus wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I have downloaded jboss-2.4.4 and intend to use it.
> I have a web app deployed on tomcat-4.0.2 on the same machine with the jboss
> (eventually will be running on seperate machine).
> I wish to use DataSource object provided
ing there is that
BMP finders really can't get more data than the primary keys of matching
tables, whereas a good CMP implementation will try to grab all of the
data, thus saving considerable database traffic.
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least you
don't have to change code to go to a different naming scheme.
Note that the J2EE client application spec addresses portability in this
area, but that JBoss doesn't support J2EE client applications, onlly
standalone client applications.
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Kinda has to be in the script, since it's a VM option
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Eric Kaplan wrote:
> I need to set the max size for the vm running jboss. Besides hacking the
> script, is there a way to do this?
>
> Eric Kaplan
> Armanta, Inc.
> 55 Madison Ave.
> Morristown, NJ 079
ested transaction.
In other words, it can commit even if the transaction in a rolls back!
The only place I've really used this is for key-generation beans, where
it really doesn't matter if there are unused numbers in a sequence and I
need the criti
Nicolai P Guba wrote:
>
> Probably not very much, unless deploy-time becomes of an issue. I cannot
> imagine any run-time features that would require relfection. Or?
I think there are a few places, but if so they probably cache the method
lookups already
r the development discussions correctly) allow you to deploy the
mbeans, ejbs, and any other related stuff as one application with
appropriate dependencies, so you should be able to get around that as well.
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jfina wrote:
> Hi!
> Can jboss be used as a general purpose service container?
>
Glad to hear you got it. The verifier should run every time you deploy
the bean, although it might not be catching the situation where you have
transaction-type=Bean but try to specify transaction attrbutes to methods.
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Eric Kaplan wrote:
> Just as a note, I finally did figure this
I stand corrected. Thanks.
danch
Olaf Strozyk wrote:
> danch wrote:
>
>>EJBException is actually a runtime exception that you use to complain to
>>the container when something _really_ wacky happens that you want to
>>call a system error. The EJB spec defines a
k to the client) is that when you throw an
EJBException, the container marks your transaction Rollback-only, while
it _doesn't_ for application exceptions. If you want your transaction
rolled back, you'll need to call setRollbackOnly yourself (on the
session context).
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Bill Pfeif
Take a look at the server's log. You might get more information in there.
Are you running under Linux? if so, this might actually be a problem
with running out of threads. Does it happen under heavy load?
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Mahesh Agarwal wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I am getting this problem
do that!)
This is a bug that (IIRC) was fixed in either version 2.4.3 or 2.4.4.
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Imran Bohoran wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I'm facing a problem which I believe many of you would be having some
> solution.
>
> I have a session bean which is deployed with the TRANSACTION attri
You're absolutely right, but I _think_ he's doing BMP, in which case
there's really _no_ way to load all of the values in the finder.
if 'ebjFindByPriority' on the Field bean is attempting to load values
into fields of the bean, it just won't work. For BMP, that needs to be
done in ejbLoad, wh
Greg Wilkins wrote:
>
>
> 1.1//EN" "http://jetty.mortbay.org/configure_1_1.dtd";>
>
>
> YourVirtualHostName
>
>
>
If that does what it seems to imply, having a facility like that is a
sig
If they're CMP beans, they'll try to write into the tables at commit of
the transaction - something Oracle will object to (as you point out),
which will roll back the whole transaction and throw an exception up to
the client.
Guy Rouillier wrote:
> Oracle controls the read-write access. If
xec files etc.
>
This had occurred to me, but I'm not sure that that would be sufficient
for corp. security departments - of course, commercial servers have the
exact same problem.
thanks,
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tomcat.sh 1>
> /var/log/jboss.log 2>%1 &" - foouser
>
But that process (the java process) is running as foouser from the
get-go: it won't be able to listen on port 80.
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know if you can return a ServerSocket (or
ServerSocketChannel) from JNI - I'm just not a JNI guy.
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the 1.4 API)
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Greg Wilkins wrote:
> Jason,
>
> As Jetty (and tomcat4) is a full featured HTTP/1.1 server, there is
> little need to put apache up front.
How do I run jetty as non-root listening on port 80? If you can do this,
how did you accomplish
. Please don't use it, I will gladly open a forum online
>>for you guys. Let me know
>>
>
> Could you please open one for us? I guess we would maybe need 2 later, as there asre
>basically 2 goals:
>
> - a simple tut
Sylvan Ravinet wrote:
> Hello,
>
> * danch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [011205 17:56]:
>
>>I thing this conversation is more to provide an example of an
>>application using services provided by JBoss, not necessarily something
>>that people will be using.
&g
I thing this conversation is more to provide an example of an
application using services provided by JBoss, not necessarily something
that people will be using. There is a/are some project(s) on sourceforge
that are developing common components like those you mention.
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you when something new in a forum (not a thread) showed up
>
> had a better "next unread" function
>
> had a better way of editing answers so a body of correct answers with
> appropriate detail could develop.
Hopefully the new policy that only a
it. If you look at the
docs for Tomcat, it gets to be a complete nightmare to figure out how to
do things.
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I just got an app using log4j (with a custom category) to work in 2.4.3
- I had log4.jar in my .ear and used ClassPath manifest entries to point
to it.
this worked, but because of the way the app is configuring itself,
JBoss' log messages wound up in our application log.
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> ICQ: 133921121
> - Original Message -
> From: "danch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Felipe F. Palma Dias" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 1
declared as java.sql.Date?
>>
> No, It is java.util.Date
>
Try declaring it as java.sql.Date. There was a similar discussion
recently, and I _believe_ that solved it.
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Does your bean have a date field that you're not setting? Is it declared
as java.sql.Date? This seams like a problem that we've been seeing with
the newer version of Hypersonic.
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Felipe F. Palma Dias wrote:
> Hello, I'm a new user. I'm brazilian, that'
This is an issue with the version of Jasper that ships with Tomcat <
4.0. It doesn't pass the right classloader over when it invokes javac.
I'm afraid the easiest thing to do is copy the EJB's interface .class
files into WEB-INF/classes in the war file.
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Kir
#x27;re fairly active, actually. In fact, marcf is trying to phase this
list out (it's a lot less active that it was a few months ago) Was this
earlier today? (I haven't logged on to the forums yet today) A lot of
people in the states are on holiday today and tommorow. Also, while the
foru
e shell instance interpreting
run.sh. You need a modified run.sh that catches the PID of the java
process to a file (or something).
You could try sourcing run.sh, on the other hand (. run.sh) this might work.
(caveat: not a shell script wizard)
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_
I do a `ps axf` to get a tree view of the processes and kill the root of
all of the threads you describe. There's also an init script in the
jboss contrib module (i believe) that probably has a more elegent method
(save the proper pid to a file under /var/run, etc.)
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You'll also need to use the CLOB/BLOB apis, setString etc. will not work
(IIRC)
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Guy Rouillier wrote:
> I haven't used this datatype, but I just took a quick look at the 9i docs,
> which say this XmlType is built on CLOB, which can have a size up to 4 GB.
> I'
to do with thread creation
(usually when the out of memory error is actually a process table limit,
it happens in a thread create)
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rom user threads to kernel threads (so
that ~200 java threads will map to ~200 pthreads, but only to a very few
kernel threads, which is where the limit is). I posted the link to this
library a few months ago on this list and I'd really like someone
t in April, but my question is:
>
> Why is the bug still there in JBoss 2.2.2?
Releases aren't re-released. This would cause confusion.
> Is this fixed in the
> latest version?
Yes. Vinay committed that himself last may. This has
Assuming your client is a standalone app and not a servlet/JSP
web-application, sorry, that's not supported in JBoss. The Right Way to
do that sort of thing would be to write a J2EE Client that ran in a
Client Container - however that is not supported in JBoss at this time.
Other servers will
ses of that EJB:
BeanRemoteInterface ejb = session.getAttribute("ejb");
synchronized (ejb) {
ejb.doFoo();
}
You could also wrap the EJB in a plain JavaBean that does this.
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Papo Napolitano wrote:
> I'm using Jboss 2.4.2 with Tomcat and sometimes I get this error
There's a bug in versions from about 2.4 to 2.4.3 that causes this to
not work. The workaround is simply to call the finder something other
than findAll. Fix is in for version 2.4.4
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Sundaram Ramasamy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to sort the findAll result by userid and las
at 4.0.
hope this helped,
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Bruyn, Bill wrote:
> rtfm, I know.
>
> I've read the documentation at
> http://www.jboss.org/online-manual/HTML/ch13s78.html, and I thought I
> understood it, but I'm not able to get elements of my webapp to recognize
> elements of the ejb
That's probably the initialization of SecureRandom - it takes a while so
that it knows its seed is good (IIRC).
Gerry Duhig wrote:
> Hi!
>
>
>
> I have successfully built a servlet that uses JCE to encrypt data and
> deployed it under JBoss Tomcat 2.4.1-3.2.2.
>
>
>
> The very first ac
I believe that 2.4.3 has Bill's fix that forces ejbStores to be called
before any finder is called. Not in any specific order, however.
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Yep! what kernel?
Ferguson, Doug wrote:
> The program we wrote to recreate this issue was written in perl.
> So if this is a vm issue. That is one CRAZY vm.
> We think is is LINUX being a bad boy.
>
> d.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: danch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTE
Which VM version are you using & have you checked buglists for that VM?
IIRC people have noticed some drastic (esp. thread related - which
covers just about everything you do in an app server) stability problems
with Sun's 1.3.1 VM (the beta at least)
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Ferguson, Doug wrote:
&
I remember thinking there might be a problem with option A. I'll take a
look tonight - I probably left a comment in the command factory (where
it keeps the read-ahead buffer.)
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Sacha Labourey wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've met a problem using in 2.4.3.
>
> Sit
data, why isn't it using the entity beans?
> I'm instead getting the old data. Btw my session bean is
> deployed as NotSupported.
I'd reevaluate this if you're changing data.
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I've just checked the fix for this into the JBoss 2.4 branch. It should
be present in the next stable release.
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Frank Morton wrote:
> Thanks!
>
>
>
>> Poked into the code last night and realized that (as I feared) there's a
>> problem with sorting
ing to the
directory that Tomcat deployed to? Or when you say 'compile' do you mean
an ear rebuild and hot-deploy?
Do you have any tags in your web.xml that might not quite be
right?
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tever you named the ejb-ref}'
As you note in your other mail, looking up the bare JNDI name for the
bean (or the bean name, taking JBoss' defaults) works fine. That _is_
less portable, however.
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If you want asynchronous calls, you should look into JMS and message
driven beans.
IvanLatysh wrote:
> I have some beans they are doing some requests over the net.
> And some of them may have long timeouts.
>
> And I need to execute this methods parallel.
> Is this possible?
>
>
> Sincerely
You might also want to look into using 'group accessors' to grab all of
the data out of the entity in one big chunk. This combined with a
session bean wrapper would be the best bet.
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Frank Morton wrote:
> There are 16 in the Collection. Ranges from 35 to 60 ms for each
&g
you can't because changes won't be picked up.
Note that there's a commit option D that (if memory serves) was added to
support relatively static entities that get changed only occasionally
from the outside world.
If you do combine tips
did you remember to add the resource reference to ejb.xml and map it in
jboss.xml?
IvanLatysh wrote:
> I have Entity bean and I am getting connection using this code
>
> public void setEntityContext(EntityContext entityContext) throws RemoteException {
> javax.naming.Context context = new
Any time you call a finder there's at least one hit on the database, for
that very reason. Even with commit option A, the container hits the
database to get (at least) the keys.
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John Moore wrote:
>
> Andrius,
>
> Good point, then it comes down to what you are tryi
The 'bad command or file name' might be because Java isn't on your PATH.
Tobias Frech wrote:
> Madock Chiwenda wrote:
>
>>Hi folks,
>>
>>How to build jboss-docs on win98. I have checked out the module from
>sourceforge.net. but I cat find notes on how to build. batch files seems not to work
>
You should be able to unzip the zip format binary using the java jar
command.
Richard Doust wrote:
> I wonder if anyone can help me out.
> I'd like to work with JBoss on a Linux i386 system. I've gone to the
> JBoss.org site and found that the latest version of JBoss, 2.4.3, is
> available in s
seems to work for me in postgresql)
I'll look into a fix for this.
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Dmitri Colebatch wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Frank Morton wrote:
>
>
>>The docs refer to "jaws.xml" for this, but I'm a newbie confused if
>>this file is now called "
'standardjaws.xml' is the defaults file. You can override that in a
'jaws.xml' which you place in META-INF in your ejb-jar file. The XML snippet
you have below should go in a jaws.xml in your META-INF directory.
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From: "Frank Morto
atory?
The transaction should commit on exit of the EJB method, not the JSP page
completion.
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From: "EGGERT,MICHAEL (A-Westford,ex1)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 8:51 AM
Subject: [JBoss-user] Un
_not_ roll back the
transaction on application exceptions! You must call setRollbackOnly() if an
application exception does imply a rollback.
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From: "Hermann RANGAMANA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "User @ JBoss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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key, the entity bean degenerates to a singleton object.
Also note that with either of these techniques you'll really want to mark
the methods in question as RequiresNew so that you can get some level of
concurrency.
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From: "Frank Morton" <[EM
Are you using JBoss 2.4.3 or the JBoss CVS code? EJB 2.0 is only in the
latest CVS, not the 2.4.x branch.
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From: "Peter Levart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 12:55 PM
Subject: [JBoss-user] CMP 2.0 [JBoss 3.0]
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