I barely remember this, so bare with me if I'm not correct, but I do believe
that at that time we were trying to isolate the EAR and progress towards J2EE
compliance. We avoided this problem by, for the time being, giving up on
isolating any EAR that contained MDBs, and consequently, any other
We're using Jboss 4.0.2 and currently support a single instance install of
JBoss. We are using XA datasources using DataDirect and SQL Server.
We're attempting to support distributing our applications among different
instances of JBoss to better manage load. Our tests have all passed in this
Try using jmx-console (http://localhost:8080/jmx-console). Click
"service=JNDIView", then Invoke on list().
Look near bottom for "Global JNDI Namespace" and see if it is there.
Perhaps what you really want to use is "java:JmsXA" which is only in the Java
namespace, not global. In this case,
In addition to ensuring that subcribers of topics are durable, the quick answer
is to ensure the handler of the message is enrolled in a Tx and rolls back on
exception. JMS uses a data source, so you may want to ensure the data source
is XA, as we do.
The question is what do you do when you
I can understand your frustration with frequently asked questions on forums.
Yet, ironically, I've read the docs
(http://docs.jboss.org/jbossas/jboss4guide/r4/html/ch6.chapt.html), I have a
lot of experience with dealing with other issues with JBossMQ (such as memory
management), I read the FA
We have been using:
messageDrivenBeanContext.setRollbackOnly();
which is what the FAQ says to do. The problem is it goes to the DLQ, because
if there is a network disconnect in a service the MDB needs, then naturally,
the retries run out quickly, as they'll surely fail in the short-term.
Idea
How about a link to information on how to:
1> Handle unavoidable exceptions in MDBs (highly unavoidable in today's
distributed world where MDBs are expected to rely on remote services, such as
the database, JNDI and web services.) I'm more than willing to catch these
exceptions, if by catching
bump... same question.
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Shameless bump.
I have a situation where the client to JBoss is a multi-threaded server to
other clients. It uses two basic JNDI authentications, one on behalf of the
clients, and one for itself. The problem is that after it obtains a remote
interface using its own authentication, when it l
Turns out the solution is same as for
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LOL! That's what I discovered yesterday. I can definately confirm it.
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I get the just of what it's doing, but I don't understand why I can't
call-by-value.
I have only been able to successfully get call-by-value to work inside the same
JBoss instance when one isolated app calls another isolated app. I have yet to
be able to get an unisolated app to be able to m
We have an instance where an independently deployed unisolated war cannot
access the EJBs in an unisolated ear. They are both in the same JBoss 4.0.2
instance.
Applications running in their own JVMs have no problem accessing the EJBs
remotely. The problem appears to be related to the use of
WOW! I got it. Thanks to the post of tineq I noted that he was using
p.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,
"org.jboss.security.jndi.JndiLoginInitialContextFactory");
whereas I was using org.jboss.security.jndi.LoginInitialContextFactory per the
recommendation of
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki
Thanks a million. That pushed me closer. I created a jaas.conf containing:
JaasJNDI {
| com.sun.security.auth.module.JndiLoginModule required;
| };
and confirmed in debug mode that it loads the configuration.
It gets past the point where it threw an exception trying to extablish a
conte
I got a little further when I found this wiki page:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=LoginInitialContextFactory
The question is, what exactly does SECURITY_PROTOCOL map to? No matter what I
try, I get the following:
| java.lang.SecurityException: Unable to locate a login configuratio
Does using Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL and Context.SECURITY_CREDENTIALS in the
properties/env when you remotely obtain the home of the EJB count as a JAAS
container login? I'm getting null on the principal/password check when
invoking protected EJB methods, verified by both trace output and debu
I'm trying to get simple login to remote EJBs to work using the Duke example,
putting the properties files in the EJB module.
The problem is that even though I set the Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL and
Context.SECURITY_CREDENTIALS when obtaining the home inteface, a trace of
org.jboss.security ind
I can't say I have anything resembling an answer, but I'd have to theoretically
ask the question:
Can you populate Context.SECURITY_CREDENTIALS in your environment properties
when you invoke the EJB?
You could have a different login module in your EJBs designed to accept
Kerberos credentials
Right now I'd settle for understanding what's wrong and hearing either
confirmation that there is a bug in 4.0.2 or an example of a workaround for it.
Even this doesn't work:
| public class SubscriberTxBean
| implements MessageDrivenBean, MessageListener
| {
| private static
We're upgrading from JBoss 3.2.3 to JBoss 4.0.2. We have lots of ears with
wars and ejb jars, as well as some standalone wars, and a hibernate.sar.
We'd like to enable isolation. However, we've discovered a lot of classpath
issues that were hidden by 3.2.3's non-compliance. It's often clear w
That's an option we'll consider if a patch becomes available. Until then, does
anyone have any suspicion as to the cause or possible way around it?
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You're missing some XML. Try this:
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|
| this is a test
| Test
| TestSessionEJB
| au.com.twtva.ejb.TestSessionHome
| au.com.twtva.ejb.TestSession
| au.com.twtva.ejb.TestSessionBean
| Stateless
| Container
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You need to use the home and remote tags.
View t
We're having the same problem in 4.0.2. We need to use remote invocation
between ears because the ears may or may not be deployed in the same JBoss
instance at a customer site.
I don't want to use external references in the ejb-jar.xml, because we read our
configuration in and prefer to dyna
I'm getting this in 4.0.2, only I can't find a workaround. In my case, two
conrete MDBs subclass an abstract one that contains the onMessage(), declared
public void onMessage(javax.jms.Message message)
To try to get around the validation error, I subclassed and had the conrete
classes call su
Does anyone know the rules of how to throw and catch exception using stateless
session bean web services that also have a remote and local interface?
I've noticed that it deploys without error if you throw Exception or
RemoteException, although you can't throw the latter from your bean if you ha
Does anyone else get
compileWS:
| [wscompile] error: class java.lang.StackTraceElement does not have a public
accessible empty constructor
when they run wscompile. I get this error when I run it from Ant or command
line, and when I use JDK 1.4 or JDK 1.5.
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It's been awhile, but I did get this to work. The problem is that WebSphere doesn't
have the classes for JNP in its classpath. IIRC, adding
JBOSS_HOME/client/jbossall-client.jar to WebShere's server classpath resolved it. It
then worked great. I had no problem accessing JBoss EJBs from WebSp
Has anyone been able to get a JMS Comm Point to work in Rhapsody with JBoss? If so,
can you please post the Comm Point configuration you used.
Currently, I get the following in Rhapsody when I try to start the point:
| com.symphonia.rhapsody.commpoint.ConnectionFailedException: Failed to cre
Add this to your JBOSS_HOME/server/default/conf/log4j.xml:
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|
Someone responded with fix back in January, but it must have been on another thread.
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This is a bit offtopic, jdacev, but how does XDoclet handle cases where your beans are
subclassed from classes in a reusable library? Particularly, what about when the
methods aren't even overriden? This means your project's classes don't actually have
the methods, and thus don't have the comm
Try removing or commenting the from your ejb-jar.xml to rule that out, since it isn't
needed for findByPrimaryKey(). It looks OK, but doesn't hurt to rule it out since
this is a needle in a haystack.
I'm wondering why it's looking for a relation. That seems really odd since you didn't
define
It appears as though it creates the index the first time, but can't detect that it
already exists the next time, since it's trying to create it again.
I would try another database, such as MySQL, to try to determine if it's a JDBC
problem. If it works in MySQL or another database, then it is
rberehoudougou:
You did the same thing. Your CMP field used a lower case 'd':
|
| productId
|
|
And your primary key class used an upper case 'D':
| public String productID;
|
Also, I can't remember if it is a requirement as I replaced all my composite primary
keys with
You used a lower case 'd' when you defined the CMP field:
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| cliId
|
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and an upper case 'D' when you defined your accessors in your primary key class:
| public Long getCliID() {
| return cliID;
| }
|
Alex, Ironbird seems thus far to be a good person and is
ironbird:
LOL! I noticed someone said "it should be" to you before when you posted a TRACE
log4j property. I believe what he was saying is that for TRACE,
class="org.jboss.logging.XLevel" is required. It isn't required for DEBUG, though,
since DEBUG is built into log4j.
DEBUG worked for m
Thanks, hbaxmann, for the offer to further analyze the issue. Since the issue is
resolved, I consider its relevance reduced to being an example of the greater problem.
I'd love to spend time using examples to go over the theoretical possibilities, but
really do have a lot on my plate today.
Whenever your exception is being caused by a database error, the best bet is to see
the exact SQL JBoss is sending to the database. There are two options for this.
One is to enable logging in MySQL. In your my.cnf, you can add the line:
log=/var/log/general.log
This can get huge, and is not r
I haven't done this in a long time, and I only did it for BMP, but the method is the
same for CMP.
You do it all in jboss.xml. Container configurations are defined as elements of the
jboss tag. Here's a sample BMP custom configuration:
|
|
| Custom BMP EntityBean
|
hbaxmann:
Thank you for posting the message with kinder English and approaching it technically
without commenting on a person's skill levels. I apologize if I was harsh on your
choice of words, or use of English.
I'll respond to the technical notions in your post now as best I can.
anonymou
You can turn on CMP logging to see what it is sending to the database by adding this
to your server/default/conf/log4j.xml:
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As for how to implement sequence numbers in Oracle, I'm not sure how to set it up to
get CMP to automatically do it. Here's a varia
ironbird:
You're right. And I do apologize for coming off as condescening.
Believe me, though, it has nothing to do with his being a newbie. I am normally very
supportive of people learning something new.
His tone was condescending, so I felt he needed to hear himself in context. There's
hbaxmann:
You are clearly learning relational theory in an academic setting. What school are
you attending? What is your major?
For one, no one completely normalizes data in the real world, and by real world, I
mean business applications. When someone does, it's clear it's a college student
JBoss caching is very configurable. I CMP configuration samples on this computer, but
I'm sure others can show you examples of how to configure CMP's caching.
Virtually all database caching uses "lazy loading", since you can't anticipate what
the user will need to read ahead of time, and don'
hbaxmann:
anonymous wrote : solution: build a db view per optional field, null-'key' rows will
vanish, not the denormalized table
This isn't a relational issue. The query I mentioned with 4 columns ironically has no
relationships whatsoever. However, it does have 4 optional columns I need to
hbaxmann:
anonymous wrote : solution: build a db view per optional field, null-'key' rows will
vanish, not the denormalized table
This isn't a relational issue. The query I mentioned with 4 columns ironically has no
relationships whatsoever. However, it does have 4 optional columns I need to
anonymous wrote :
| Why do you want the container do the job for you ?
|
Because I am using container managed persistence (CMP) and EJB-QL is a the Query
Language?
Are you asking why I'm using container managed persistence?
| - To obtain database vendor indepedence. The applicati
anonymous wrote : Path expression navigability is composed using ?inner join?
semantics. That is, if the value of a non-terminal cmr-field in the path expression is
null, the path is considered to have no value, and does not participate in the
determination of the result.
|
If that's the stan
The problem with that query is that it will return rows where c.customer IS NULL but
the parameter ?1 is not null. You only want rows where c.customer is null and ?1 is
also null. The equals doesn't work, and IS NULL only tests one side of the equation.
You can't apply it to the parameter to
Did JBoss rollback the forums? I received email that someone replied to a post I put
on the security forum, but it appears to be gone. Most recent date on forum posts is
May 20th?!?
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Is there a way to implement a custom JAAS authentication login without referencing
vendor specific classies (ie, JBoss). The only way I've seen here is to extend JBoss
DatabaseServerLoginModule. Does this mean that there is no way to create a custom
JAAS login module that runs in any J2EE cont
Does anyone know what the status is of fixing the ability to use 'table.col = ?1' in
EJB-QL without losing rows with null values? I remember that some future version of
JBoss was supposed to address it, but can't remember which version, so don't know if
it is supposed to be out now.
I'd even s
How do you do a search on the forums for EJB-QL? It seems to treat the dash as
whitespace, and EJB\-QL doesn't work.
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This is why I chose tokenized security instead of JAAS, which I view as a work in
progress. You can pass a user session token as a simple parameter to any EJB method
from any Java client. With one line of code, your EJB method can validate that the
user has access to the business method. The
I was thinking request, but typed response. Don't know how I found it in 1.4 but not
in 1.3. :)
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IMHO, using JoshuaBranch AS is a better way. :) But, that's just my humble opinion.
One note about your code, request.getUserPrincipal() can return null. You might want
to use something like this:
| <%!
| private String getName(HttpServletRequest request) {
| Principal user = reques
A JSP page is a servlet, so you can do everything you can do with a servlet.
The JSP page gives you objects that you would normally either receive or derive from
servlet parameters: application, session, request and response. Although you could
derive the application and session from the req
I'm a little confused. I thought JBoss 3.2.x used J2SE 1.4 and J2EE 1.3. Does it use
all or some of J2EE 1.4? I checked the API docs for 1.3 and 1.4, and I only saw
response.getUserPrincipal() on 1.4.
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I think I had this problem a long time ago, and resorted to recompilling all classes.
I'm not sure it was the same problem, but recompilling all classes instead of only
those I modified did solve a problem for me.
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Never used deploy.jar before. Use run.bat in the bin folder to run JBoss. Then just
drop an ear or war in the server/default/deploy folder.
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I've never had a problem running JBoss 3.2.3 on RH 9. I'd recommend downloading it
again, and checking that the
server/default/deploy/snmp-adaptor.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml is there when you
unarchive it.
One thing worth mentioning, though, is that when you run as root, certain files th
In a word, yes. I was using
su - jbossuser
And the man pages say that - is the same as -l.
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previous message:
../jboss-3.2.3/server/default/work/MainEngine/(host)/(JSP servlet java and class files)
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I'll test this as soon as I can take the server down (production). But, I don't think
this is the same thing.
Currently, when I don't use SU, it creates a work directory under the jboss tree, and
this works fine. The compiled JSP pages go there. E.g.,
../jboss-3.2.3/server/default/work/Mai
I wish that were true, because all users have write access to the folder it points to:
'/var/tmp'.
Unfortunately, it's trying to write then read a file in the home folder of the user I
initially log into before I SU to 'jbossuser'. Thus, if I originally log in to user
'sam', then I get java.
There are two ways you can do this. One is through Apache HTTPD, and another is
directly in Tomcat. I use the former.
To use Apache as your HTTPD, you use Tomcat's JK to forward requests from Apache to
Tomcat.
http://johnturner.com/howto/apache-tomcat-howto.html
Then you setup Apache to us
Scott,
I'm happy to report that the XmlHelper that the virus scanner gave the alert for has
the same md5 of jboss-3.2.3.tgz that I just downloaded and checked the md5 for.
XmlHelper md5:
28ae27543ae18dc9efd144ac456634c6
To tell you the truth, Scott, the BAT virus was never my concern. I simply
I'm curious, what are the benefits of using SSL in Tomcat instead of Apache? I'm
wondering if it overcomes any of Apache's limitations.
The primary limitation in Apache is that named virtual hosts doesn't work, although
you can still use IP or port virtual hosting. Does named virtual hosting w
I'll check it tomorrow, and post the results. I highly suspect that these are false
positives, but not for the same reason as you.
I get the impression you're still caught up on the fact that it reported BAT (win32),
which is OS dependent. The point I made in the previous post is that Java cod
I can't say it's not possible, as you can now run scripts in Java. You should look at
apache's Jakarta projects, as I remember one of them giving the ability to run script
languages from a Java web server. I'm not sure if you could extend this to run PHP.
Even if you do, how would PHP access
Thank you, Scott, for the MD5 link. I was really hoping for come class level checks,
but I can md5 the downloaded file, then md5 the individual classes immediately after
unarchiving them from a verified tar ball.
I'm also thinking about ways to automate daily class integrity verification in a
Forgot to mention this is JBoss 3.2.3 with Tomcat and Jasper.
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For some reason, when I SU to a user for JBoss to run, it still tries to use the home
directory of the user I physically logged into before I used SU to write temporary
files for JSP compilation.
The process goes like this:
- Log into OS with user "joe"
- Launch X (gnome)
- Run script i
I use and love Linux and FreeBSD. Windows is a necessary evil though to ensure and be
able to support and document cross-OS compatibility. MySQL and Apache are configured
differently on Windows, and are
How can a batch virus infect a class file? The same reason an email can carry any
virus/
Can anyone tell me how I can verify if these virus alerts are valid or false positives:
| C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere
Studio\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv_2.0.0\doc.zip/product_update.htm
infected: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| C:\Program Files\Rational\Rational
Test\Quality
One poster noted that you can obtain a CMP data source via JNDI (1099). A reply noted
that you can secure it with a SecurityManager, but I'm not sure I understand how this
works with remote connections. Until I fully undestand how to implement container
security across a remote connection, I c
I created JoshuaBranch SA to do just that, among other things. You can read the
features it has at http://as.JoshuaBranch.com.
Is your use for a for-profit or not-for-profit corporation?
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Can anyone help me determine the compatibility of having non-JBoss J2EE servers
connect to JBoss EJBs remotely, including what it took to get to work? Currently, I
tested WebSphere 5 successfully, with the following requirements identified:
- Had to define INITIAL_FACTOR: table.put( Context.IN
I have found that JNDI works great, so you don't need the complexity of rmi-iiop.
Currently, I tested it successfully with JBoss --> JBoss and WebSphere --> JBoss,
although I had to include the JBoss client jar for WebSphere.
Basically, if your JNDI look internally was "MyApplication/MyBean", t
I use AS to alias entities in the FROM clause. Here's an example of EJB-QL that works:
|
|
| findByGlobalApplicationDomain
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| java.lang.Integer
|
|
| [CDATA[
| SELECT DISTINCT OBJECT(rm)
|
Here's the DEBUG output:
Executing SQL:
| SELECT DISTINCT t0_rm.id
| FROM rolemodules t0_rm,
| userroles t12_ur,
| sessions t1_s,
| roles t5_rm_role,
| domains t2_rm_role_domain,
| modules t4_rm_module,
I am using JBoss 3.2.3. I'll report back when I have time to post the SQL.
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I think I found a bug in EJB-QL. Please correct me if I am doing things incorrectly.
I'm very much aware of the limits in EJB-QL today with regards to NULLs, and have had
to create many queries to handle instances where parameters would otherwise NULL
values. There's nothing more I'd like
It works now that I capitalized the Alias tags. In other words:
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In Tomcat, I have not been able to get it to recognize any of the aliases (JBoss
3.2.3). It only seems to works with the value I put in the host name:
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| this.does.not.work
| ...
When I enter an alias for the url in the web browser, JBoss/Tomcat appears to try
I've created a centralized role-based J2EE security service called JoshuaBranch AS and
plan to publish a commercial version (free for non-profits) this month at
JoshuaBranch.com (the site will be up within a few weeks).
LDAP authentication is planned for one of the upcoming versions. LDAP aut
This certainly helped, as it now recognizes the virtual-host setting. However, my
problem is that I need it to support multiple virtual host settings. This is to
support escalation from development to testing to production, each having a diferent
virtual host name.
I have alias tags in the ho
anonymous wrote : ref = jndiContext.lookup("java://192.168.0.170/banca/Operazioni");
|
Isn't that supposed to be "jnp" instead of "java" for the JNDI scheme?
ref = jndiContext.lookup("jnp://192.168.0.170/banca/Operazioni");
That's the only way I know how to connect remotely in JBoss. If
How do you do a JNDI lookup from WebSphere from a War to obtain the home reference of
a remote EJB in JBoss?
It currently works from JBoss clients without a problem using this PROVIDER_URL for
the JNDI lookup:
jnp://192.168.1.8:1099
from WebSphere, however, I get this error:
javax.nam
Is there any talk of creating free user created and commented documentation? I
personally would love to contribute. JBoss needs high quality documenation today.
MySQL.com has an excellent model of high quality documentation. I'm a firm believer
that enabling the masses to create leads to hig
anonymous wrote : if the field type is TDateTime (in DataBase) ,how can i map it to
JBOSS? to String type or to java.sql.Date ? or to java.sql.Timestamp??
I use MySQL, and the defaults work. I also have instance in jbosscmp-jdbc where I
have the following, which may be the same as the default:
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I would still recommend using only local interfaces for entity beans and only letting
EJBs access them
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There are a lot of benefits to doing what he's doing. For one, he can have many
clients access the ce
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This blows me away because when I set JBoss' host to be 192.168.1.8 via --host= I get
connection refus
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You mispelled it. It is
jmx-console
not
jms-console
(x instead of s).
For anyone
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The Java version shouldn't matter since it is the exact version that works on W2K. To
rule it out, th
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