My initial problem was solved by creating a MBean that took care of the instanciating
of the object that loaded the DLL.
My next problem is to discover when the object has lost connection with the
DCOM-server, and then restart the MBean.
The detection is easey, because any call to any method of
When I run JBoss on a Windows-server, and uses InfoZoom-generated classes for
accessing a DCOM-server, I am not able to redeploy my webapp.
The server says :"java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Native Library C:\Program
Files\infozoom\izmjnicom.dll already loaded in another classloader"
Is there po
I am using JBoss 3.2.3, and the JDom XML-package. This package uses the same parser
JBoss already has installed.
When I parse documents, it seems that the encoding in the declaration-tag is ignored.
The parser does not convert any encoded characters to unicode, thus every string is
stored exact
If you deploy a packed war, You have to put the JSP in the temp-directory that the WAR
is unpacked in.
I deploy my apps fully exploded (both ear's and wars and jars for ejb's) and can put a
new JSP directly into the .war-directory and call it later. If I had a servlet that
generated a new JSP,
Create a 'dummy'servlet to get the request. In this servlet, create an instance of a
plai java-class hat does all processing.
If you have any 'persistent' references in your serlet that is set during init(), pass
those on as creation-parameters to your 'servlet'-class.
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I have redirected the 404-error to an JSP (in my WEB.XML).
I want to find out whatvthe client asked for that caused the 404.
How can I do that ?
Either in a JSP or in a Servlet.
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When redirecting to an error-page, How can we get info about the URL requested thatt
caused the 404?
I would like too show different pages based on what the client requested.
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I have :
404
< location>/404.jsp< /location>
in my web.xml.
Is there any way I can find out the original request that caused the 404.jsp to be
invoked ?
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The solution was at Tomcat's own pages.
The tomcat-config creates the virtual-hosts with HOST="hostname", which is the same
name yoy must refer to in the jboss-web.xml. This does not have to be a valid name,
just an internal name.
Then you specify "www.realhost.com" as an alias in the tomcat-co
Hello.
I have succesfully set up my JBoss 3.2 with Tomcat to serve different EAR's for
different host-names.
This works fine as long as I map only one virtual-host-name per web-app, and all the
rest goes to one unspecified one.
I would like however to be able to specify 2 or 3 virtual-hosts (w
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