I think Tomcat standalone is also moving towards moving context related
settings into a seperate XML file. They discourage placing settings in
server.xml
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Be Happy. Here is sample code thats shows how to connect to RMIAdaptor. This
code is in JBoss Testsuite.
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| import javax.management.*;
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| import
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Place it in a new file context.xml under the WEB-INF directory of your war.
Give this a shot.
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Why JBoss 3.2.3? If you are starting with JBoss, it is better to be on Jboss
3.2.6 (has embedded Tomcat 5.0.28)
No major development is happening on TC 4.x anyway.
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mod_jk1.2 is the only connector that is in maintenance mode in the mod_jk
family. All others are gone.
Work is going on a new connector based on mod_proxy.
For now, go with mod_jk1.2
The discussion on connectors has happened only in the tomcat mailing lists.
They have not updated their
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I tried apache 1.3.x with mod_jk1.2 and JBoss in August. The details are here:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=HttpSessionReplicationonMacOS
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For Apache with JBoss/Tomcat, stay with mod_jk1.2.x. So go with mod_jk1.2.6.
There are some new connectors coming over the next few months. But the supported
connector currently for Apache is mod_jk1.2.x
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Try JBossIDE plugin for Eclipse:
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in the cluster-service.xml file under deploy directory of your configuration
(all for example), change the attribute PartitionName to the name you want
[Remember just the attribute name]
DefaultPartition
Do **not** find/replace all occurrences of the word DefaultPartition. Just
JBoss4.0 does not have jboss.net. It has J2EE1.4 compliant web services JBossWS.
You can get more information about it from
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Look at the examples provided in the hajms-examples.sar.zip file in the wiki page
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossMQHA;
Basically your JMS Client should implement an interface ExceptionListener. It
should implement onException method. In this method, your client should
Why don't you run tomcat on a port other than 8080 and check if it works? Go to
server.xml under deploy/jbossweb-tomcat50.sar directory and replace 8080 with 8081.
Some service on your box is using up port 8080.
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OIL is deprecated. Just comment the relevane MBean in the jms directory.
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jboss-net.sar is not supposed to be in JBoss4.0 version. It is only for the 3.2.x
version.
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Apache 1.3 or 2 are being used in production by many customers with Tomcat/JBoss.
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Just look for material to connect IIS and Tomcat.JBoss has Tomcat embedded inside.
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What version of JBoss are you using? Did you place your war file in the deploy
directory?
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Does ur browser run with a jre plugin?
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This
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Yes. It can do all the things you asked for. Look on the wiki for the relevant pages
to get more inisight into the Jboss power.
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Try with the latest code in CVS.
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This SF.Net
By default, Sun's JVM runs on 64MB. Full GC is bad for performance. Try to use the
latest JDK.
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Are you saying that you are running hsql as JMS store in production? In any case,
JBoss recommends replacement of HSQL with a 3rd party stable database for production.
We have included hsql as a small footprint database for testing purposes only. You
should migrate to a different database.
Are there any errors when you see that JBoss instance is shutting down? Post some
snippets of your logs to help us trace.
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Austin, just try to move to JBoss3.2.5 (embedded tomcat5.0.26). Use mod_jk1.2.6
related connector. These are the recommended versions. See if you can spend your
efforts in achieving the upgrade rather than making older versions talk to each other.
:-)
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Your web application should not be dependent on the web container. It should be a
J2EE standard complaint web app. In that case, it does not matter whether you use
Tomcat or other servlet containers.
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Hypersonic is a small footprint database that Jboss uses more from the perspective of
testing stuff for like JMS. Have you looked at open source alternatives like
PostgreSQL?
Also IBM has released Cloudscape to Open Source via Apache. Eventually, JBoss may
replace HSQL with another
What does this folder APP-INF contain? Are you by any chance referring to
META-INF under the ear file?
Tell us what the folder APP-INF does in Weblogic.
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mod_jk2 has a known Upload problems. Can you try with the mod_jk1.2.x versions of
the connectors?
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lib directory is for libraries that you want statically loaded across all apps in that
configuration (all/Default etc). A good candidate is database drivers. Ofcourse you
lose hot deployment capabilities. But if you have libraries that you want shared
across all apps, you can place in lib.
Jim, hold your breath. Few more days for the final version.
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look under /server/default/conf/log4j.xml for configuration
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4.0 will be officially released this month. So its a safe assumption.
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server/default/lib is the place to put jar files that are statically deployed in JBoss.
NoClassDefFoundError happens usually for the following:
a) your class A has been deployed to the server elsewhere and the server is finding
a old version of it [This happens with Tomcat]
b) You have
This error is annoying but sit back and try to think why it is showing this error.
Then check all your libraries for the existence of the class file.
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InitialContext should be part of your JDK. Are you using JDK1.4.2? Try using that.
Also look at the following Wiki page for more info:
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deploy/,
myprotocol://sybase-ds.xml
Don't add comma after sybase-ds.xml
The only way to achieve this is having an external tomcat instance providing you with
the ds file. The jboss-service file gets deployed right at the beginning. Your
approach to do a
Raman, I want to add that you are trying to make things complicated. The easiest
solution is to have a -ds file generated or placed in the deploy directory.
If not, have a seperate webserver on the machine.
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Divakar,
stateless session beans clustering works in a failover mode.
Also upgrade to jboss3.2.5 (or soon to be released 3.2.6) to take advantage of major
improvements in Clustering code.
Have you added the element
true to your EJBs in jboss-xml?
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You are running a pretty old version of JBoss. The current version is 3.2.5 which
uses CMP2.0
Try upgrading to the current version. You are missing out on all the CMP bug fixes
plus improvements in CMP2.0 by using JBoss 3.0.x
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Dont set JBOSS_HOME in any of your environmental files. There is no need to set it.
The run.sh script under jboss/bin will do it for you. Just run that script.
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java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError in a web container means that it is finding a older
version of the class. Look for the class under different jars in locations like /lib
which the container picks up well before your web app is touched.
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Come on. Dont talk of giving plans to use JBoss4.
JBoss4 will be officially released on Sep 1, give or take a few days. We already have
release candidates released.
Anil
JBoss Inc
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Minor correction. Don't *give up* on plans to use JBoss4.
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Look at HttpClient module from Apache Jakarta Commons project.
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Vishal,
have you looked at JBossIDE for eclipse? There is a tutorial that describes
building a J2EE app with it.
Maybe you can create one tutorial version for JBossIDE also.
Anil
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properties-service.xml
Key-value pairs placed in this xml will be sent as system properties for use by JBoss
applications
monitoring-service.xml
If you want to write any monitors.
remoting-service.xml
Used by the rempting framework.
user-service.xml
Always empty. User defined MBeans can go
Look for JBossIDE on the Jboss Wiki. It has a nice tutorial and it will help you
learn JBoss as well as use an IDE like Eclipse.
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Will do Single Sign On across Web Apps.
But each webapp (war) has its own session.
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Look under optional.jar or under the optional tasks on the Ant manual under your ant
distribution.
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Have you folks taken a look at JBossIDE?
Its awesome!
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JBoss provides a lot of answers to common questions via their official wiki. Please
refer to the wiki first.
The wiki is located at http://www.jboss.org/wiki
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Since it is a mac,
you will use ./build.sh
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is a good reference.
Doesn't answer your question though.
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You can run two instances of JBoss with the all configuration on a single machine
with minimal config changes. JBoss provides the ServiceBindingManager facility to run
multiple instances on the same box.
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossHA
lists many different articles on
Starting JBoss 3.2.4 Tomcat4.x is not bundled with JBoss. Only TC5 is bundled with
JBoss. Please look for /deploy/jbossweb-tomcat50.sar
Tomcat development has ceased on the TC4.1.x branch.
It is better for u to upgrade.
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JBoss is services based. You get EJB, Servlets etc as services. You can turn them
off if you don't want them.
When you start JBoss, you can access the jmx console at:
http://localhost:8080/jmx-console
The console will give you a good idea as to what services are deployed.
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You can invoke operations on JBoss services from external clients. Look into the
admin guide (page 179) for an example. You will have to use the Detached Invoker
framework.
You can turn on/off services in the jboss-service.xml. But if there are any custom
services that are deployed in
Scott is the CTO and has implemented majority of the security in JBoss. You should
meet him in person to know how technically sound he is. :-)
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Keep production seperate from unrelated installations. Dont' want to bring down prod
by others.
Maybe you can combine the test and demo instances into one.
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JBoss uses Java. As long as you can figure out how to tweak the scripts, and able to
run JBoss on the Mandrake box, it should not be a big thing.
Try it out...
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If u change JDK to 1.4.x, does the behavior appear?
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As far as I remember, redirecting always creates new sessions and forwards retains the
session/request info. Can't u use mod_jk as a connect b/w Apache and Jboss/Tomcat?
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Apache can run as port 80 [need root privileges]
Jboss can run on other ports.
Apache---mod_jk2---Jboss
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