"JBoss AS 3.2.6 and 4.0.1 are the first to be fully functional under JDK 5."
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Be aware that the tar program shipped with AIX is not GNU-tar compatible, so
you may want to download the .zip distribution and use $JAVA_HOME/bin/jar -xvf
to decompress it.
Make sure you have the latest IBM JDK filesets installed since we have hit many
bugs in previous releases. I think the la
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You haven't provided very much info, but here's a couple of things you need to
verify.
1) Are you using the latest IBM jdk filesets?
See http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/java/jdk/aix/131/SDK131.fixes.html
2) Did you build Jboss-3.2.7 using the IBM 1.3.1 JDK? (I'd recommend you do so)
You d
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Yes, Tomcat replaced Jetty as the default web container in Jboss.
This happened quite a while back, say jboss-3.2.1 or jboss-3.2.3.
Acutally, to be more precise, Jetty is no longer supported by Jboss, but Jboss
can still be configured to use Jetty instead of Tomcat.
This is thanks to the Jetty dev
See the resource-ref tag of jboss.xml and jboss-web.xml.
e.g.
http://www.huihoo.com/jboss/online_manual/3.0/ch07.html
http://www.huihoo.com/jboss/online_manual/3.0/ch07s22.html
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Yes, it was accidentally omitted from the jboss-4.0.2 binary distribution.
You'll need to add it manually to your server/lib directory or upgrade to
jboss-4.0.3-RC1.
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FYI, 3.00JC2 seems to have resolved the ifxjdbc.jar dependency on ifxjdbcx.jar:
>From the release notes's list of fixed bugs:
"171425 IFXJDBCX.JAR IS NOW REQUIRED. JAVA.LANG.NOCLASSDEFFOUNDERROR:
COM/INFORMIX/JDBCX/IFXXAREUSABLECONNECTION"
It's available here:
http://www14.software.ibm.com/weba
For anyone watching for a reply, looks like this question has been answered
here: http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?t=943345
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Hi Scott,
I guess we must have introduced our own jboss.server.log.dir in-house a while
back and I mistakenly assumed it was one of yours.
FWIW, I added my vote to JBAS-1156.
Thanks for taking the time to point it out to me.
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Hi,
We would like to run multiple server instances from one server directory with
log output going to a specified location for each instance.
So far, it looks like everything obeys the jboss.server.log.dir property except
run.jar's boot.log.
$JBOSS_SRC\system\src\resources\log4j.properties curr
Hi,
There doesn't seem to be a way to configure hibernate event listeners in
HAR/META-INF/jboss-service.xml.
For the moment, I've reverted back to creating and binding a SessionFactory
myself in application code, but would ideally like to be able to take advantage
of the JBoss/Hibernate JMX bea
Yes, what you're looking for is the J2SDK (Java 2 Software Developement Kit)...
it used to simply be called the JDK (Java Development Kit).
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FYI, jboss-ws4ee.sar contains jboss-ws4ee.war, which contains the invalid
web.xml that was being referred to in previous posts.
A fix for this was subsequently checked into jboss CVS and should have been
included in 4.0.3RC1.
I suggest you try jboss-4.0.3RC1.
You'll probably still need to commen
Checking the Wiki could have saved you half a day of browsing config files:
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Try the Jetty mailing list:
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jetty-support
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One thing that we did to avoid this problem is to enable caching (TTL of 5
mins.) and tack on a generated "magic number" (a.k.a. timestamp) to the URL.
That way, IE re-requests would all be for the same URL and therefore cached,
but our own URLs would always change, forcing IE to fetch from the s
This seems to be a known issue with IE.
e.g. the jakarta POI FAQ has the following to say on the topic:
anonymous wrote : 7. I'm trying to stream an XLS file from a servlet and I'm
having some trouble. What's the problem?
|
| The problem usually manifests itself as the junk characters being
First thing I would do is check to make sure I have the latest IBM JDK
filesets... looks like 1.4.2.5 (32 and 64-bit) is the latest available now for
JDK-1.4.2.
Next, I would try to build Jboss with the IBM JDK.
Over the years, I've occasionally seen cases where the IBM JVM chokes on
classes co
The log output you posted doesn't show what exception(s) are occurring that are
keeping those services from being deployed.
Still, I did manage to get everything working by building a
jetty-5.1.4rc0-jboss-4.0.2.sar from the jetty-5.1.4rc0-all.zip distribution.
Just edit jboss.properties and run
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Hmm, it looks like jbossweb-tomcat55.sar is pretty lenient about invalid
web.xml files.
The java.lang.ClassNotFoundException only appeared when I tried to deploy
jboss-ws4ee.war with jbossweb-jetty.sar (built from jetty-5.1.4rc0).
Tomcat deployed the war file without so much as a warning.
Also,
In jboss-4.0.2's jboss-ws4ee.war, the web.xml file defines the following:
| JBossAxisAdminServlet
| JBoss-Axis Admin Servlet
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org.jboss.webservice.server.JBossAdminServlet
|
When starting either the all or default server directory that come with
jboss-4.0.2, the follow
mjdinsmore,
DatabaseServerLoginModule supports hashing of passwords out-of-the-box.
(functionality inherited from its base class, UsernamePasswordLoginModule)
More specifically, check out the following login-module parameters...
hashAlgorithm:
the message digest algorithm used to hash passw
Looks like you've found a bug in IBM's latest 64-bit 1.4.2 JDK for AIX.
I suggest that you open up a support case with them through your AIX support
channels.
In the meantime, you might want to check to see if the 32-bit version of their
JDK works (you should be able to install it on a 64-bit AI
Not 100% sure that it applies to your problem, but you might want to have a
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Well, it does look like your IBM JDK filesets are up-to-date.
Are you absolutely sure that there is no javacore.txt file generated by the IBM
JRE?
It would likely show up where you launched JBoss from (e.g. $JBOSS_HOME/bin).
If there is such a core dump file, it would tend to indicate a bug in th
Can you post the results of $JAVA_HOME/bin/java -version?
Also, any stack trace(s) in your server log might be helpful too.
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All you need is the *latest* IBM JDK filesets installed, and you should be good
to go.
Just watch out for AIX tar and GNU tar incompatibilities:
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Hi All,
Just a thought, but I found myself wondering if Tapestry might not be another
good candidate for inclusion under the JBoss umbrella, same as what happened
with the Hibernate and (to a lesser extent) Tomcat projects.
Personally, I think it could really help make JBoss an even more attrac
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It looks like the linux kernel that linux 8.0 runs lists threads as separate
processes when doing ps.
I see the same behaviour on Redhat ES 2.1, but not e.g. on FreeBSD-5.3.
If I remember correctly, it depends on the kernel's threading model I think
linux threads list each thread as a separat
No java application should be able to crash a JVM under normal conditions.
That is why you are seeing:
# HotSpot Virtual Machine Error, Internal Error
# Please report this error at
# http://java.sun.com/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi
I would suggest you try updating your JVM to the latest version (I beli
Any chance of finding out if/when this issue will be addressed?
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FWIW, we experienced no problems in moving our jboss-3.2.3 app. from AIX
4.3.3-32bit to AIX 5.2-64bit with the IBM Java SDK 1.3.1 SR 7P.
Haven't tried either AIX 5.3 or IBM Java SDK 1.3.1 SR 8 yet.
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I see that it's been released today... it must have been removed from the JIRA
roadmap while the release was being created the other night.
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Yeah, I just noticed that this morning.
Thanks.
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FYI, the issue has been logged as http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBAS-1324
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Why has jboss-3.2.7 disappeared from the JIRA road map?
Also, it looks like jboss-3.2.7RC1 has been removed from the sourceforge
downloads section.
Has the 3.2 branch suddenly been killed off??
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Hi,
We are getting intermittent SQLExceptions from some CMP beans and the logs
don't show any vendor-specific (ISAM) errors.
By walking back through the sources, following the stack trace in the logs, it
seems that org.jboss.ejb.plugins.LogInterceptor.handleException() doesn't check
for SQLExce
If load isn't being balanced correctly across your processors, here are two
likely culprits:
a) Operating System
b) Java Virtual Machine implementation for said O/S
I seriously doubt there is any Jboss code that could impact processing load
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If I were running on jdk1.4, I would go for 4.0.1.
Between 3.2.3 and 3.2.6 a lot of changes were introduced (some backported from
the 4.x branch), so if you're gonna bang your head against the wall, it might
as well be for 4.0.1. :-)
Note that from 3.2.3 to 3.2.6, jdk1.3 compatibility has been b
To determine the full version of your JVM, type $JAVA_HOME/bin/java -version
from the command line.
Based on that, you can go to IBM to determine if they have patches/updates
available for you.
Also, you might want to post more of the server.log output because
"09:32:14,484 ERROR [MainDeployer
First, I would make sure you have the latest IBM java filesets installed (i.e.
up to date in terms of JVM).
Next, I would check to make sure that you are using the appropriate xerces and
xalan classes (your VM might be bundled with older versions which have trouble
parsing jboss' xml config file
Please post the error you are getting, otherwise it is nearly impossible for
anyone to help you.
Also, knowing the JVM, Jboss and OS versions might be useful too.
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For apache 1.3.x:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*) http://localhost:8080$1 [L,P]
ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:8080/
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For what it's worth, we have found mod_jk to be a little flakey at times, so we
use neither.
If you don't need to rely on mod_jk for load balancing, then simply using
mod_rewrite/mod_proxy will likely save you some hassles.
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Hi jeffzoot,
For what it's worth, I have found mod_jk to be a little flakey at times.
If you don't need to rely on it for load balancing, then simply using
mod_rewrite/mod_proxy might save you some hassles.
As for Jboss 4.x/jdk1.5, if I were planning a new deployment I might consider starting
o
I believe that while the 3.2 branch of Jboss supports jdk1.3.1, the binary
distribution is compiled on JDK 1.4 (1.4 target) so you should probably download the
source distribution and build it yourself on your environment.
Note that some features that were backported from 4.0 to the 3.2 branch (i
"lilredheadgrl" wrote : Doesn't seem to exist yet. Here is what is available:
| http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=7322
While a binary distribution isn't available, I was able to build a
jetty-5.0.0-jboss-4.0.0 sar file.
Simply download Jetty, modify Jetty/extra/j2ee/jboss.p
Incidentally, I was able to build a jetty-5.0.0-jboss-4.0.0 sar file with the
above-mentioned method.
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Just a quick tip.
I've noticed that in order to get help on these (and most Open Source) fora, it helps
to provide specific information.
Such as:
JBoss version
JVM
OS
Stack Trace (where applicable)
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"In addition to that, we're stuck with using JBoss 3.2.3 because that's the last
version that came with Jetty as a bundled JSP/Servlet engine."
You're not stuck.
Binary distributions of jetty-jboss.sar for jboss-3.2.5 are available at
http://sf.net/projects/jetty (4.2 for servlet 2.3/JSP 1.2 or
In moving from jetty-4.2.14 to jetty-5.0.0, you are moving from a servlet 2.3 to a
servlet 2.4 web container. (and probably a different Jasper version too JSP 1.2 v.s
JSP 2.0)
Do you get the same error with jetty-4.2.22-jboss-3.2.5.sar?
If so, you might want to take this up on the Jetty forums.
We've seen incompatibilities between AIX's tar and linux tar.
You might want to try creating a zip/jar of the contents on a windows or linux box and
then unjarring it on AIX. (JAVA_HOME/bin/jar -xvf jboss-3.2.5.jar)
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I believe that this was a Jetty bug fixed quite a while ago:
Jetty-4.2.15rc0 - 22 November 2003
+ PathMap uses own Map.Entry impl for IBM JVMs
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Simply dropping in a correct jetty-jboss.sar (built against the right version of
jboss) and deleting the tomcat sar is all you should need to do.
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