Okay, I wondered if that was intentional or just a typo. :)
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I wanted to follow up with more information
The test case I am running is inside a main function. Does this mean it is
truly running in its own JVM? If so, that would explain my errors. I still
would appreciate some feedback.
J.D.
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Hello,
I am attempting to lookup via JNDI a local EJB reference from within the same
JVM. I am configuring my environment the standard way and am positive the
context properties are configured properly. When I execute the following on
the context I get an error:
Object objRef = initial.looku
Make sure you are passing "localhost" into your setMonitorContext() method and
not "bocalhost".
Give that a try.
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I am reviewing the JBOSS docs including the Admin Guide for additional
configuration settings but would like to hear from anyone that has an idea what
might be causing the lockup.
The URL Connection error that I alluded to is just a symptom of shutting the
server down after the client locks up.
Hi,
My group here is seeing lockups in our web (browser) based client running in
the above configuration against a Sun 1.5.03 JRE. The lockup happens after the
server has been running for some time. If we kill the client we see URL
connection errors in the server log. A sympton is that our A
Thanks for the link. It looks like you guys aren't far from releasing RC2 of
4.0.2. The reason for my line of question is because our product is deployed
to hundreds and soon thousands of sites across the world on JBOSS 3.2.3 and we
are considering upgrading our JBOSS installation. My boss su
Thanks Scott.
Is 4.0.2 publicly available even if its in beta or is this an as yet
undeveloped update to the 4.0 baseline?
Regards,
J.D.
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Hello,
My group is currently using JBOSS 3.2.3 (Tomcat 4.x) and we are considering
upgrading to a newer version. I wanted to use Tomcat 5+ so I started testing
our code against 3.2.6. I got it running just fine but noticed some errors in
regards to the Queue support in Tomcat 5.0.x. I did so
I figured it out. The api's are spread across multiple jars in the Tomcat 5
installation. The files I was missing are located in jsp-api.jar in the same
directory as the servlet-api.jar.
Seems like Tomcat changes the way they package this stuff every release. Argh!!!
J.D.
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Unfortunately, the servlet-api.jar constains only a subset of the javax.servlet.xxx
classes. For instance, the JspWriter class isn't contained in this jar which leads me
to believe the servlet-api.jar is a runtime only jar and not for development purposes.
If someone is building web apps using
Thank you very much. I am going to update my ant build file to reference that file
for the javax.servlet classes. Do you know if any of the other servlet-xxx.jar files
are required to build on the build path when building web apps in JBOSS 3.2.4?
J.D.
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Where is the servlet jar file located in the 3.2.4 release? The javax.servlet.jar
file was located .../server/default/lib. I cannot seem to find it in 3.2.4.
TIA,
J.D.
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I think I found the answer to my question.
The secure URL I was testing against was being dynamically built from the
HttpSerlvetRequest and I simply changed the http to https without changing the URL to
point to the secure port. The URL was pulling the port from the request in this
manner.
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Hello,
I have successfully setup and configured my JBOSS 3.2.3 installation to use SSL. My
installation uses the TomCat webserver.
The initial access into my site uses https and it seems that even purposefully
non-secure URL's (http) get treated as secure.
I am fairly new to configuring SSL o
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