I do also think that solution 1 sounds as the best choice, though I do not have
any figures to back it up, either.
But what if there is a cluster of JBoss nodes containing the business logic? Is
it then wise to have embedded web servers running in the same VM as the JBoss
server on each node?
T
What exactly does it mean to be a JMSProvider?
I got the impression that the JMSProvider node has got the one and only
instance of each topic and queue that is used by the entire cluster. My tests
seem to prove that I have either misunderstood this, or that something is wrong
with my setup.
I
I will not have any durable subscribers in my application. To begin with, I
would also like to make it work without security management.
Does this mean that I should be able to remove the state manager? It would be
nice to make things work without using the Hypersonic database at all.
A first ste
Thanks for the help! I tried to configure things like You suggested, and it
finally seems to work.
I can not continue to use the Hypersonic database for the state manager,
though. I have to try to make it work with a more reliable database manager.
One thing with MySQL is that it does not suport
Thanks, but it is not quite that easy for me.
Firstly, I am stuck with version 3.2.6RC1 for a while. Upgrades can't be made
that fast and easy because of other systems deployed.
Secondly, I have to use another database for the persistence manager than
Hypersonic (Hsqldb). I have to use MySQL ins
I am using JBoss version 3.2.6RC1, by the way.
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Another question:
Is it necessary to utilize HAJMS when deploying a system that has some
components that communicate throught JMS on a cluster?
What happens if I deploy an ordinaary JMS configuration on each node in the
cluster, skipping the HAJMS part?
I know that the persistence manager on eac
Dear all.
I am trying very hard to get HAJMS to work on a JBoss instance. The version is
a patched 3.2.6RC1, and I am unfortunately stuck with this version until other
departments at my company give their blessings for an upgrade.
Is it possible at all to get HAJMS to work properly on 3.2.6RC1,
I have tried to get an answer to this question by searching several fora on the
internet, without success.
There is a nice design pattern that I want to use, where a JMS subscriber is
subscribing to more than one topic.
The pattern speaks about topic names designed like this:
Category1/specific1
Why is Xalan included in JBoss 3.2.6 distribution?
The jars xml-apis.jar, xercesImpl.jar and xalan.jar are included in the directories
jboss/lib and jboss/server/default/lib, respectively. They are also included in the
JRE distribution.
This would be reasonable if some startup config file states
I have already tried that.
I put the three jars in my .ear file, and declared them as java modules in the ear's
META-INF/application.xml, as I do with several other libraries used, but it does not
work. I get the same error as I get when running with the old jars only.
/Fredrik
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Hi!
I am writing an application that uses Xalans XSLTC package. When testing outside JBoss
I am using the latest jars from Xalan's web site, put in the
$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/endorsed directory. This I do because the jars that comes along in
the J2SDK 1.4.2_06 are not working correctly.
Now I want
I'm interested in this, too. I have bought all available documentation, but have the
same problem as you. Why is it taking so long to get an answer? I nobody using this
type of client packaging yet?
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