Have you tried using exploded deployments by any chance?
http://jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ExplodedDeployment
I think you might be able to do a similar thing for RAR files but I'm not 100%
sure.
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The is part of the resource adapter core definition.
This type of elements are not configurable externally. You can only configure
externally details about the different connection factories and pools via
'*ds.xml' file. You should be able to find more information in the JCA
specification as t
a datasource file (ds.xml) can contain references to multiple
databases/datasources.
jboss-dtd_1_5.dtd:
you would need to link each to client to each datasource.
hope this helps :-D
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are you accessing the database via entity beans?
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have you tried including both ejb jar files inside an ear file? You could
reference both ejb jar files inside the application.xml descriptor. This would
guarantee that classes from both ejb-jar files are loaded when the ear deployed
and so avoid class loading problems.
hope this helps :-D
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You just need to include the properties file at the root of your JAR file.
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The descriptors shown are not descriptors associated with an ear file but a jar
file. application.xml and jboss-app.xml are the descriptors associated with an
ear file.
EAR files are enterprise archives that can contain jar, sar, war, har files as
well as jar libraries. JAR files are java archi
you can find further information about how to configure datasources in the
following wiki page:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigDataSources
it includes how to set up a datasource in order to access it remotely.
The following is a sample code on how to do a lookup for a datasource
Are you refering to the same problem you posted here?
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=74343
Please, avoid posting the same question several times. If you want to give
further information about the problem, use the original post.
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why don't you put the jar file(s) containing your beans in just one ear? Is
there any requirement that stops you from putting your beans in the same ear?
you should be able to reference the second one from the first using ejb-ref
element and doing the necessary jndi lookup.
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Are you trying to do the lookup from outside JBoss? Home references for session
beans can be retrieved remotely via JNDI, however, datasources (*-ds.xml) and
in general items bound at "java:" cannot be retrieved remotely (check JCA
specification).
Hope this helps :-)
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Where r u trying to load the configuration file? Is it from an MDB? Remember
that according to the spec, an enterprise bean must not use the java.io package
to attempt to access files and directories in the file system.
We had a very similar problem where one of our components needed external XM
what type of file is it? is it a resource bundle? from what you say, it seems
like the best place for that file to be should be inside the RAR file. You
should not make any assumptions about the file structure inside the application
server
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i just found where these settings can are specified.
thanks
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I have just realised that JBoss is able to pick up dynamic changes on a JSP
that is deployed in an unexploded war directory. Has JBoss always been able to
do that? If not, since when? Are there any settings that can activate or
desactivate this?
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Is ConnectionDefinition a class you have created? Remember that
element in the datasource file refers to the class
defined in the in ra.xml file.
There's actually two public interfaces a JCA client will use, one is the one
specified in the element and the one defined in
.
when is the erro
Solved the problem about not finding the ManagedConnectionFactory class when
the ds.xml file is deployed outside the ear.
I hadn't set the class loading configuration properly. The settings I had in
jboss-app.xml file inside the ear were hiding this class from being found when
the ds file was d
Actually, I think i might not be able to change the data source dinamically
without restarting my ear:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=DynamicallyChangeADatasourceWithRestartingOrRedeployingApplicationsDependentOnIt
Am i correct?
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i meant:
| OutputAdapter-ds.xml
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Hi Adrian,
I managed to find the solution to this problem by including the ds.xml file in
the ear file and adding an entry in jboss-app.xml inside IntegrationTests.ear
OutputAdapter-ds.xml
However, this is not my preferred solution as I would like to be able to modify
and deploy ds.x
i'm not saying because of the jmx support, but because i don't know whether all
the app servers have a RAR deployment JMX bean with a ResourceAdapter attribute:
Domain=jboss.jca
name='anything.ear#myRA.rar',service=RARDeployment
MBean attribute: ResourceAdapter
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Hi,
I have just finished a JCA (1.5) implementation for outbound TCP/IP connections
and I was planning to create a web-app that would allow me to control different
ManagedConnectionFactory instances associated with my ResourceAdapter
implementation.
This would allow me to, given a moment in ti
Im trying to deploy my resource adapter but im unable due to the following
error:
09:38:12,187 ERROR [RARDeployment]
| Could not find ManagedConnectionFactory class:
| com.retail_logic.solve3.outputadapter.resource.ManagedConnectionFactory
| java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: No ClassLoade
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