OK, so sorry to be posting 8000 messages, but I solved my problem, and I believe that
it was the result of a bug in JBoss that I was thankfully able to workaroud.
In org.jboss.web.WebService there is a method:
| protected void startService() throws Exception
|{
| // Host must be
BTW, it seems that the WebService MBean controls the RMI Codebase, and it's "Host"
attribute controls the 'name of the public interface'. This is set to
${jboss.bind.address} and as such I would expect it to get my IP address as its value,
based on my system properties MBean setup. Appears tha
OK, part of my problem seems to be that JBoss sends, to the client, a URL like
http://hostname:8083/
and in the log, this appears as:
Using RMI Server codebase: http://hostname:8083
It seems to be happening during the JNDI handshaking process (presumably JBoss is
telling the client where to go
I forgot to specify that I'm not using DNS. We're using the IP address. Furthermore,
this behavior occurs on every Windows box on our LAN (at least all those where we've
tried it), and on none of the Linux boxes on our LAN.
Is there something else I can check?
What happens during the look
Basic setup is JBoss 3.2.3, default server, no config changes (save a datasource).
Swing client makes Stateless Session EJB calls.
On linux (RedHat 9.0), EJB calls behave normally; context is created, lookup occurs
quickly, call proceeds normally.
On both Windows 2000 and Windows XP, same subne
Last bump before giving up.
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OK, I didn't include the details hoping it was an obvious mistake. Stacktrace is
below.
server/default/standardjboss.xml contains the default stuff, except for the following
stanza (to which I added one line):
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| Standard Stateless SessionBean
| false
|
Java 1.4.2
JBoss 3.2.3
Linux (RH9)
I'm writing an Interceptor. As a first step, I basically copied the LogInterceptor's
implementation. I put the class in jboss' classpath (via run.conf). I put a
reference to the classname in standardjboss.xml, right after the stanza reference
LogInterceptor
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