Changing the name of the service in the jboss-service.xml file was the solution
to my problem. Though I don't know why that was the problem.
When I did the ObjectName lookup I tried both "com.relevant:service=E3Settings"
and also "com.relevant:name=E3Settings"
Thanks for the help,
David
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I have implemented a simple MBean and tested it using the JMX Console but I get
an error when I try to execute any method programatically from my ejb session.
The error is
[STDOUT] java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException
| 18:39:36,931 INFO [STDOUT] at $Proxy57.getDbDriver(Unknown
Thank you for pointing me back to the server.log
The error message was there but it the correct instance of Jboss. By accident I
was hitting one of my co-workers JBoss instances and thus the true error
message was in that server.log file instead of my own.
The error was from incompatable serial
I am getting a null pointer exception that I cannot figure out where it is
coming from or what is wrong.
My unit test run fine but for some reason when I use my same connection classes
inside another program I am getting this.
I have placed both my RMI client and my JBoss EJB session bean in de
I just tried starting my eclipse with the -clean arguement and that did not fix
the error either.
To futher test I removed the old jboss-4.0.0DR4 to another directory so that if
my compiling or executing tasks tried to locate the old directory then I should
get an error.
I then cleaned my proj
I just verified to make dead certain that I am grabbing the 4.0.1 version of
jbossall-client.jar
To make sure I removed the JBoss library from my Eclipse. Added the library
again going to the hard location of the 4.0.1 (no symbolic link). Cleaned my
build. Exited Eclipse. Go back into Eclipse.
The client and the build process is going to JBoss through a symbolic link. So
when I change from 4.0.0DR4 to 4.0.1 I change the symbolic link. Just to make
sure I have exited Eclipse and gone back in just to make sure that it didn't
keep a file resoure open to the old JBoss location.
So the cl
I am unable to call my Statefull Session from a remote client.
I am using the javax.naming.Context.lookup() method to get the EJBHome object.
However when I execute the lookup method I get the exception thrown at the
bottom of this posting. The exception thrown is java.io.InvalidClassException.
Did you download the additional zip file from JBoss? The file to download is called
jbossj2ee-src.zip
You also need the jakarta-structs file from Apache. See page 14 of the Getting Started
Document.
-David
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Ok Danny I found it. Using the quotes in google was required to get the same results
that you were getting.
There were two problems:
1. Windows was not taking my PATH setting unless I put the change either on the
command line or on the System Varaibles input area.
2. JBoss was installed
"dannyyates" wrote : Have you tried typing "An error occurred at line: -1 in the jsp
file: null" into Google? Or, in fact, doing any research at all?
Why yes Mr. Smartass I have search the JBoss documentation and google searches.
Thank you for your pointless reply.
Just b/c the solution is obvi
I am trying to do the Duke's Bank Application and that is why I am posting this
question here.
Should I "move" this question to the general JBoss support forum?
Thx,
David
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I have installed jboss-3.2.3 on my Windows XP Pro box today and when I try to goto the
jmx-console page after I start the service.
I am running the latest J2SE SDK (1.4.2). No changes have been done to the jboss
install. I have added a few environment variables (JAVA_HOME, JBOSS_HOME, etc)
Her
I too am getting this same exact error. I also have edited the file as the JBoss
turorial said.
Here is the lines from my edited hsqldb-ds.xml file in the default server directory...
DefaultDS
jdbc:hsqldb:hsql://localhost:1701
org.hsq
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