Hello All,
Is there anyone out there who might know if jboss is capable of spawning
off multiple instances from a single installation. Which basically translates
to starting multiple jboss instances with different configurations. I know that
this can be done with tomcat but with jboss i am
Thanks for your prompt reply Scott!!!
But what if my ejb.jar is in exploded mode, can it still work? so if i want the
classes to be reloaded, I have to overwrite the entire /deploy/ejbclasses.jar/
directory?
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Hi there,
I have read at
http://safariexamples.informit.com/0672323842/Software/JBoss/binaries/container.html
that jboss is able to update ejb classes un the fly but somehow it doesnt seem to say
how. I am not refering to jboss undeploying any already deployed app/ear and
redeploying them
Cheers, mate. Thanks for your input. I think you have just confirmed certain
conclusions that I had. Thanks again :D
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Hi there,
Forgive my ignorance, but i have read articles on how to make jdbc datasource,
ejb, jms queues available in the jndi context, but how do i make a generic object
available in jndi in jboss? obviously. there isnt a static void main() for me to bind
my object in jndi so how do i do it
Hi there,
Could I check with anyone, how can i set the base document root of tomcat? i know
that i can set it in server.xml in a standalone tomcat server but becos tomcat is
deployed as a service in jboss, i cant seem to find server.xml anywhere . my web
archive has to be deployed outside of
Hi there,
Could I check with anyone, how can i set the base document root of tomcat? i know
that i can set it in server.xml in a standalone tomcat server but becos tomcat is
deployed as a service in jboss, i cant seem to find server.xml anywhere . my web
archive has to be deployed outside of
Hi there,
I am currently deploying my exploded ear archive outside jboss using the
jboss-service.xml file in the default/conf directory to point to that outside
directory location using this:
deploy/,/downloads/deploy/myEAR.ear/
in my exploded directory myapp.ear/, th
opps sorry my mistake, there is no mapping error, it just my url on the browser is
wrong. Thanks!!
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Hi mike,
Thanks for you input :D. I have actually managed to deploy an ear file
successfully but the problem is when i try to access the web app thru
http://localhost:8080/webapp/index.jsp, i got a error output on the console:
16:10:33,421 INFO [Engine] StandardHost[localhost]: MAPPING conf
Hi there,
I would like to find out the official answer if it is possible to move an ear file
or an exploded ear directory outside JBoss and have JBoss point to that directory
whenever it receives a request or an ejb call? I do know that it is possible to have
Tomcat point a webapp outside its
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