Roy,
Well, the problem definitely seems to be Firebird related. I did a fresh
install of JBoss 4.02 and an empty database. I got the same results as before.
I then repeated the above, but used the default Hypersonic DB and it
portal-hsqldb-ds.xml provided in the setup. All the tables were app
Roy,
>> All you should need to do is hardwire the SQL dialect
for hibernate <<
That's what I thought, too. Yet, after two fresh installs of the database and
Portal services, I get the same results: the tables are not created and after I
create the schema and content through JMX, the JBP_ROLES
Sorry for the sentence fragment:
>> Just point me to where all the
It should have been deleted before I posted my message. I was going to say,
just point me to where all the table creation activity is supposed to take
place and I will investigate why Firebird isn't doing so.
jack
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I'm an absolute newbie to JBoss Portal, but I thought I'd like to get Portal
2.0 working with the Firebird 1.5 database and jboss-4.0.3RC2. (jboss-4.0.3RC2
seemed to be working okay without the Portal stuff, so I felt it was stable
enough for configuring the Portal services.)
I was optimistic w
Okay, I admit it. I was completely faked out by the NoClassDefFoundError message.
Here's what happened:
The NoClassDefFoundError flagged class A, but A was present in a JAR file that was
part of the EAR file and listed on the Class-Path line in the MANIFEST.MF. That's
what was throwing me.
I'm having a classloading problem in 3.2.4 that I wasn't having in 3.2.3.
I downloaded 3.2.4, unzipped it, and dropped the same EAR file that was working in
3.2.3 into the deploy directory. To my surprise, I got a NoClassDefFoundError when
JBoss complained about not finding a particular class.
Best news I've had all day! Thanks for the update.
Jack
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I'm getting a "loader constraints violated" error while loading a Struts class.
I know these errors are usually because of multiple copies of the same class being on
the classpath. I've looked for duplicate JAR files in the the /WEB-INF/lib,
/server/lib directory, and /lib directory and elimina
I was a subscriber to the annual All-Docs subscription under FlashLine. Whenever
updates came out, I got an e-mail. When ComponentSource took over, complete silence.
After several months, I contacted them about getting updates and their customer
service sent me an e-mail to download the docs.
Thanks for the update Bill.
J2EE permits developer created threads with Servlets, but not EJB. Can you comment on
whether spawning a new thread from a Servlet would be a problem in JBoss 3.2.3 with
Tomcat 4.x integrated?
BTW, the Timer is just to manage the updating and in-memory caching of RS
What is the status of the EJB 2.1 Timer Service in JBoss?
We can't spawn our own threads in EJB 2.0, but can we use Timer objects in the web
tier (Tomcat + JBoss) until the EJB 2.1 Timer Service is implemented in JBoss without
breaking something?
TIA.
Jack
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I'd like to modify the premise of my question a bit.
If all of the web pages are JSP, does it make more sense to have Apache serving web
content or would it make more sense to put Tomcat outside the firewall and RMI into
JBoss/EJB?
The common view is Apache is better for serving static content
>> session is a JSP implicit object.
Of course!
Now I'm wondering why I'm noticing this behavior now and now before. The session id
is not only showing up in the address bar, but the generated HTML code from the JSP
has the session id appended to URLS everywhere in the page. Except for the r
I've got a web application that is generating a session ID, as indicated by a
rewritten URL. However, the app doesn't use any HttpSession references in the code.
I don't recall this behavior in earlier web apps I've done, so now I'm wondering if
there are any JBoss/Tomcat configuration settings
Andrew,
Thank you for your thoughful response. I especially appreciated the insights into the
security impact JBoss could have if outside the firewall.
It's also my plan to segregate the DBMS from the app server as you suggested.
Thanks again.
Jack
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I have relatively low end web servers outside a fire wall. They have 1GB RAM, a 1GHz
Pentium III CPU, running RedHat 9.0 (soon ES). Behind the firewall will be much more
robust AMD-64 server(s) with yet-to-be-determined OSes and 2-4GB of RAM. These
server(s) will definitely be running the data
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