Well, I'm not seeing this in JBoss 3.2.7, so I guess whatever it was has been
taken care of.
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I'm seeing this same problem and I was wondering the same thing.
I have a scheduler mbean (in a SAR) that invokes a method in a class which in
turn looks up a stateless session bean and executes some methods. The first
time I run it after deployment, everything works as expected. If I redeploy
It's inevitable -- once I post, I find something...
Bug: 780746 mentions a lock being created in Handle.getEJBObject that is never
released. As it turns out, I need to navigate at least one page in order to see this
problem -- which involves retrieving the EJB Handle from the HTTP session and
I'm running into a problem since upgrading from JBoss 3.2.1 to 3.2.3 with warnings:
Unable to passivate due to ctx lock. I've seen a lot of other people with questions
about this, but haven't been able to find much in the way of answers, yet.
I have a stateful bean which acts as a page iterator
Is there a way to exclude certain items from the of a web-resource
collection?
I was trying to include some images in my login page, but because my for
my web app is /* the folder (and thus the images in it) are protected, the login page
loads, but the images do not.
I could change all of th
Some more information...
After the initial login and getting the 404, if I logout and log back in, I am
correctly redirected to the protected page. This appears to happen after the initial
deployment only.
I also tried two other browsers (Safari and Camino) and didn't see the problem
(althoug
If it's not already obvious, I'm using OS X...as the server and client.
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I'm using jboss-3.2.1/tomcat 4.1.24. I don't have an image tag for the favicon.ico.
I wasn't planning on adding a favicon.ico (so didn't have the tag) and got the 404.
To try and remedy that, I added a favicon.ico in / and then jboss/tomcat found the
favicon.ico, but my browser loaded it as if
I set up user authentication through the database login module which appears to be
working correctly in that the users are authenticated properly.
However, after logging in, instead of being redirected to the original protected page
(index.jsp) I started getting errors from Tomcat because of a
