Hi all,
We are evaluating to migrate a Weblogic clustered application to JBoss.
One point of concern is that we currentely use a custom load-balancing
algorithm for EJB (based on the load of servers) defined in Weblogic CallRouter.
I wonder if JBoss also can define a custom load-balancing policy
Sorry my mistake.
There was a bug in one of the Server classes.
Now it's working.
bye
Francesco
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Hello,
I'm interested to know more about 2 options you have when
you deploy an mbean on jboss.
Can anybody point out what is the scenario when you use:
1)your MBean implements the org.jboss.util.Service interface.
2) you bean implements ServiceMBean interface / ServiceMBeanSupport
Thanks a lot
Hi all,
I have written a chat server with java.nio classes and I'd like to launch
it with JBoss as a service.
So I created a wrapper on it with a ServiceMBean which simply instantiates the
chat server.
public class ChatService extends ServiceMBeanSupport implements ChatServiceMBean
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Hi all,
I'm trying to send a JMS message from a JSP page.
I have taken a basic TopicSendClient example and compiled
it under WEB-INF/classes directory so that I can access it
from a JSP
package test;
|
| import javax.jms.*;
| import javax.naming.InitialContext;
| import
Hello,
I'm new to jBoss.I'm experiencing many problems with bean deploying.
This is what happens:I deploy the basic interest.jar example (that
comes with the documentation). Then I run the client. Ok. The bean
works. Now the problems: I deploy another bean made by me ...let's
say collect.jar. The
