The ContentPortlet is trying to find the file "testpage.html". I assume that
this file does not exist. That is why you are getting the 404 error.
Try creating the file using the AdminCMS.
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1) Create a JMS TopicConnecton
2) Create a JMS TopicSession
3) Register a message subscription via TopicSession.createSubscriber(topic, selector,
local)
**) note the use of the message selector
4) Receive messages using the TopicSubscriber.receive()
Note: if you create a durable subscriber, remem
I have a JMX MBean that I've exposed operations as web services via xdoclet. Now I
need to add some session management to the set of operations.
Any suggestions as to how to utilize Apache Axis's session information?
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Try using the "minimal" server configuration.
* run -c minimal
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How do you expose an XMBean as a set of web services via JBoss.net?
It is possible to define a MBean to be used with JBoss.net using the steps defined on
http://www.jboss.org//developers/guides/jboss.net/xdoclet.
However, this does not work for XMBean.
The problem seems to be with the Java cl
