Just wanted to follow up to this for anyone else who finds it to say "It worked
for me, too." Here's an example of a the full mssql-ds.xml file:
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After restarting JBoss, this exception did not recur. So, the solution appears
to be to modify the WSDL to contain a valid URL (I couldn't get wscompile to do
this, I had to use the replaceregexp Ant task), then change the
AlwaysModifySOAPAddress attribute to false for the AxisService mbean in
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : What happens when you put
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I changed the AlwaysModifySOAPAddress attribute to false in jboss-service.xml,
added my https url to the wsdl, and redeployed, then got the following
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Thanks, Thomas. I overlooked the
web-app/security-constraint/user-data-constraint/transport-guarantee element
that can be used in web.xml. For anyone interested, you can add something like
the following in your web.xml so that SSL/TLS is required. The key is the
CONFIDENTIAL transport-guarantee
JBoss 4.0.2
Tomcat 5.5
Java 1.5.0 Update3
I've got SSL working on my server, and I can access my web service via http or
https. I only want my service to be accessable via https.
How can I require an https connection to a java service endpoint? It seems it
cannot be done within the endpoint cl
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : You don't deploy a webapp to a specific port, you
deploy it to tomcat. If the service endpoint address in the wsdl starts with
'https://' then we use the 'WebServiceSecurePort' to rewrite the address
Thanks for the quick reply. What I should have said is, I can get JB
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Change WebServiceHost in
${jboss.server.deploy.dir}/jboss-ws4ee.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml
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Just curious to know what other users of JBoss use to purge old log files. I
have some Java code I've used in stand-alone apps to roll and purge old log
files, but was wondering how other users are doing it in JBoss. I suspect chron
jobs on *nix and scheduled batch files on Windows. I'm still su
I read the Wiki page on logging
(http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Logging) and wanted to use the
TCLFilter but could not get it to work. I used the sample log4j.xml config
entries and the log file would be created but nothing was written to it. For
the DeployURL I was using the name of m
Just FYI - We've set What's Up to connect on port 8093 to monitor JBossMQ. It's been
running for a few days and has not caused any problems.
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Just found the Submit a Feature Request page
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=22866&atid=376688. I guess I should
use that!
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Thanks for the replies.
By what method can I suggest this as a change to JBossMQ? I didn't want to enter it as
a bug since it's not really a bug. I think it makes the most since to make this
configurable somehow since for some apps the current message distribution may make
sense and for others
I'm running 3.2.4RC2 in the HA configuration with MSSQL persistence on Windows 2000.
Our messages are consumed by multi-threaded client apps running outside of JBoss. On
each client, all threads share a connection, but each has its own session.
I was seeing that all messages were being sent to
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