We want to create a cluster with three nodes. We had attempted this in Windows
and it worked beautifully. This is the spec that we have for Redhat:
OS: Redhat Enterprise 4 update 3
Firewall Disabled
SELinux Disabled
JBoss 4.0.4GA with EJB3.0 update 8
The servers are on the same V-LAN and I
I am using MySQL 5.0.18, with JBoss 4.0.4GA, and Hibernate. We found out that
we get the error when we replicate similar actions. Meaning when two users
performing similar actions and happen to click on the submit button at the same
time and want to create a new record, we get the following
Ehcache.xml is not recognized by our application in JBoss. Our application
contains a har file and inside the har we have the ehcache.xml.
Our jboss-service.xml file includes the following:
server
| mbean code=org.hibernate.jmx.HibernateService
|
Well I fixed the problem! You have to create an ehcache.jar which contains
your EHCache.xml. In JBoss you have to put it in server/servername/lib. I
tried various places such as inside my application, outside it, etc, but if you
put a jar inside the lib folder everything works fine!
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We have a fairly large application that is deployed as an ear. It contains ejb
jars, har, war, and some important jars. After a couple of redeployments we
get a PermGen error stating that we have run out of memory. This problem only
exists after a certain number of redeployments. Our
frannack,
Can you run jboss on the console? My installation was not through the jar
installer. I used the zipped up version. I downloaded the EJB3 zip file and
made the appropriate changes.
adrian,
I am sorry, but it seems to be a JBoss problem, because JBoss works fine under
the
I have JBoss 4.0.3RC1 (I know I should be using the new version, but thats
another story) configured on Redhat. I wanted to have JBoss as a service so I
did everything the wiki
(http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=StartJBossOnBootWithLinux) had asked
me to. I did not get any errors
I have JBoss running on Windows, and need to move it to Linux. I have the
following installed on it:
JDK - 1.5.0_05
Jboss
I first thought it was the JDK so I upgraded it to the newest one, and I still
get the error. Everything works fine, except one servlet throws the following
error:
I have JBoss running on Windows, and need to move it to Linux. I have the
following installed on it:
JDK - 1.5.0_05
Jboss
I first thought it was the JDK so I upgraded it to the newest one, and I still
get the error. Everything works fine, except one servlet throws the following
error:
System Configuration:
JBoss AS 4.0.3 RC1
Hibernate 2.1.8
MySQL 4.1.7
TreeCache (local)
Sometimes we get read lock errors from our Cache. It happens when a user logs
in or it just happens after a while. Everything works after refreshing the
browser, but why does the following error occur:
System Configuration:
JBoss AS 4.0.3 RC1
Hibernate 2.1.8
MySQL 4.1.7
TreeCache (local)
Sometimes we get read lock errors from our Cache. It happens when a user logs
in or it just happens after a while. Everything works after refreshing the
browser, but why does the following error occur:
Anyone? Any example similar would work as well!
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OK how about at the first day of the month at 2:00AM? Can someone help me out
there
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I want to create a scheduler mbean that will execute a class on the last day of
each month at 2:00AM to be exact. Could someone please tell me what I would
put for the following attributes: DateFormat, StartDate, Period, Repetitions.
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This is to inform anyone that was having difficulty getting Hibernate 3 to work
with JBoss 4.02 with EJB Preview 5.
The following needs to be done at the EJB Layer:
@Unchecked
| @TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.REQUIRES_NEW)
| public Employee login() {
|
Any examples. Can someone provide any class similar to HibernateUtil?
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The end result was tested by Steve Ebersole against Preview 3. Is there such a
problem still in existence against Preview 5. Does the future version fix this
problem?
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Any response yet? Any word from JBoss?
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This
I think I have figured out the problem but need some help, PLEASE. It seems
that whenever I am using the SessionFactory that is retreived from JNDI I
cannot update or delete (I know it sounds wierd). However when I create a new
SessionFactory without retrieving from JNDI everything works fine
I think there is a serious problem!!! Whom do I notify of this problem and
how.
Server Configuration:
JBoss 4.0.2
EJB 3 Preview 5
Hibernate 3.0.3
Hibernate mappings, code, DAO all mapped in a HAR file
Data saved, updated, deleted at the EJB layer.
Example
@MethodPermissions({Sales})
|
We migrating from Hibernate 2 to Hibernate 3. We upgraded JBoss to version
4.02. Our old version with Jboss 4.0.1 with Hibernate 2 worked fine with no
errors. When we migrated everything works fine, except that we can not update
or delete. It makes no sense! There is no error produced
How do I access the Principal information from the EJB?
@MethodPermissions({student})
@TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.REQUIRESNEW)
public boolean doSomething(Quote quote) {
. . .
}
I know when a user does not have permission to access a method it returns an
error stating the
The following is from my LoginAction class:
| try
| {
| SecurityAssociationHandler handler = new
| SecurityAssociationHandler();
| SimplePrincipal user = new SimplePrincipal(username);
| handler.setSecurityInfo(user,
This is a bit unusual, but I can not figure this out. I have a JSP page that throws a
java.lang.NullPointerException. It throws the exception randomly, meaning at times it
works and other times it throws the exception. I tried it with the same data and
different data as well, so I know it is
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