We create a transacted session with:
QueueSession session = conn.createQueueSession(true, -1);
It means all the messages created in that session are apart of an atomic unit
and there can be none interposing in that order. However the starting of a
transacted session doesn't take a destination as
On http://docs.jboss.org/jbcache/current/TreeCache/html/ at the example of the
configuration example, 10.Configuration at the end of the file
true
/a/b/c,/all/my/objects
false/attribute
true/attribute
the 2 ending /atribute are missing the . No big deal, but when i copypasted
Ah crap, damn xml
| attribute name=CacheLoaderSharedtrue/attribute
| attribute name=CacheLoaderPreload/a/b/c,/all/my/objects/attribute
| attribute name=CacheLoaderFetchTransientStatefalse/attribute
| attribute name=CacheLoaderFetchPersistentStatetrue/attribute
|
hope it
Well in my grad paper i'm going to talk besides other things about jboss cache
too. I'm gonna say that JBoss Cache is a tree which can be replicated between
processes. Now i'm gonna have an audience of professors which know crap, but
to hide their knowledge they like to ask a lot of stupid
I had to set in /default/deploy/jboss-aop.deployer/META-INF/jboss-service.xml
EnableTransformer to true.
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Same problem, was about to post it. I still actually cannot belive it. Well i
use 4.01sp1 so no go with that one. Temporary solution for me is to have them
deployed under different names, add a little R for remote to the other one:).
It's an overhead, but
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That did the trick. 10q man, you're a life saver. God bless u!
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I am kinda of a begginer on J2EE. It seems to me this would normaly not be a
big problem since it's imposible for me to think that all clients need to be on
the same machine as the server ap.
Ok so we got the client code like this:
| Properties env = new Properties();
|
Hi guys. I'm kinda freakin out, i can't succed at all with this AOP stuff.
Got the
| package com.balamaci;
| public class FunctionarBean implements SessionBean {
| ..
| ..
| public void SNAPSHOT()
| {
| System.err.println(Say hello);
| }
| }
|
also this
|
I just realised that the xml is not showing. And i must be really tired cause i
can;t see the edit button anywhere. Where the hell is it??
Well the jboss-aop.xml looks like this:
| aop
| bind pointcut=execution(public void
com.balamaci.FunctionarBean-SNAPSHOT(..))
|interceptor
Hi. From my french lessons i took 7 years ago it seems it does not understand
the java.exe command. That would be because you did not install JDK. The JDK
contains the java runtime enviroment(java.exe) and a compiler(javac). Download
the JDK from Sun and i'm sure it will work.
Cheers!
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