lient
having the ability to slip in and read that node again before the delete
operation completes.
Can this be accomplished through some form of node locking?
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Greenbean
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I setup a client in jboss following these directions:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=WSDOCClientStepByStep
However, I need to have the ability to programmatically override the port and
url specific in the wsdl. Or, how about in the jboss-client.xml or
application-client.xml?
Thanks.
We are using jboss 4.03SP1. We are receiving JMS messages using
Activemq/spring/jencks. The onMessage acts as a web service client to call a
server. We generate the client from the wsdl using jwsdp-1.6. When a message
is received, the onMessage throws this exception. It is not clear what th
Spring provides annotations to expose and persist mbeans. The persistence does
not seem to work when using this method. Is this supported by jboss?
@ManagedResource(objectName = "jmx:bean=TestBean",
description = "Test bean",
log = true,
logFile = "jmx.log",
currencyTimeLimit = 0,
persistPolicy
How many machines can safely be members of a group? We have hundreds (400+)
machines. Will JGroups work in this environment? How does JGroups compare to
something like the Spread toolkit with this number of machines?
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Will the JBoss JMS implmentation work with HA-JDBC and four postgres databases?
I tried it out and it seemed to introduce some hanging conditions with some
exisiting prototype code that uses MDBs along with Spring JDBC. However, I
have not isolated the issue yet.
If I run the simple send and
This is great. I have been looking around but don't see an example of how to
connect a TreeCacheListener to a cache instance. Where can I find an example
of this?
I am assuming it can be done in xml configuration files.
Thanks again,
Greenbean
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I have a need to monitor when members join or leave a group. Is it possible to
have a listener work with this information when using a JBossCache object? Or
do I need to work with JGroups directly?
If it is possible, how do I do this?
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Greenbean
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