Thanks, that did the trick.
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${jboss.bind.address} can be set using the -b param with run.sh
E.g., ./run.sh -c all -b 192.111.78.256
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Anyone find a solution to this one? I am running into this same issue.
${jboss.bind.address} resolves to the loopback address for JMS clients
requesting a connection unless I hardcode the ip address.
Setting a system property does not work as indicated in one of the posts above.
Note: this
P.S. I am running jboss4.04GA with the all and clustered EJB3 configurations.
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I found out the issue.
In the file deploy/jms/uil2-service.xml, the parameter ${jboss.bind.address}
resolves to the loopback address; by setting this to the actual IP address of
the server the problem disappears (meaning I can now access the
Queue/TopicConnection remotely so the message
Just to be clear, in deploy/jms/uil2-service.xml I set BindAddress to the
actual IP address (it was set to ${jboss.bind.address}).
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Connection code:
1. To get the InitialContext:
| protected InitialContext getContext() throws NamingException {
| Hashtable env = new Hashtable();
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| //commented out because found unnecessary
| //env.put(Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL, guest);
|
I have searched for a very long trying to trying to resolve this issue. Based
on the posts, wiki pages that I have read (and other external pages) this all
seems to be correct. So it is now time to request help.
I using a JBossMQ JMS server running in jboss4.02CR2. My MDBs deploy and
correction: AS version is jboss-4.0.4.CR2
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Using
I using a JBossMQ JMS server running in jboss-4.0.4.CR2. My MDBs deploy and
consume messages fine and I have no problem producing messages locally (e.g., I
can produce messages using a standalone client application running in another
JVM on the same machine as the application server).
When I
The producer is unable to send messages to the JMS server unless it is located
on the same server; this is my primary concern (not the DEBUG statement).
I do not understand why it does not allow the connection. There is one line
that looks a bit fishy in the trace output below:
17:24:46,828
Did anyone figure out why this message appears?
| WARN [TreeCache] No transaction manager lookup class has been defined.
Transactions cannot be used.
|
I have installed JBoss4.04CR2 and added the necessary files to add EJB3
clustering. there are no errors but I get the message regarding
(propertyName=password,
propertyValue=needle),
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| @ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName=subscriptionName,
propertyValue=josey)
| })
| public class STMessageSubscriberB implements MessageListener {
|
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Problem finally solved. This is not a valid annotation (even though I found it
referenced numerous places during my research:
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@ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName=subscriptionDurability,propertyValue=Durable)
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It should be:
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This annotation is incorrect:
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@ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName=subscriptionDurability,propertyValue=Durable)
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It s/b this:
| @ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName=durability,propertyValue=Durable)
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At least with AS 4.04CR2.
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Most of the documentation that I have read so far has suggested that you need
to install all when you install JBoss AS if you want to use HA-JMS. I have
read things about deploy-hasingleton but I do not see this after installing
JBoss 4.04CR2.
Moreover, I want to use EJB3.
Q1. Does JBoss
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to
I have researched this for a while now with no luck so here goes . . .
I am trying to deploy a durable topic subscriber using EJB3 annotations. The
MDB is deployed fine and it processes messages fine as well. The issue is that
the subscription is showing as non-durable (as seen in the JMX
For some time now I have tried to get Jboss 4.0.2 to run as the server in
eclipse. I have tried many different server.file variations. Moreover, I have
searched the web and the mailing lists numerous times with no success (I found
a link or two but they seemed to be referring to 4.0.1 or had
Thanks for the reply Scott. This must not be the root of my problem.
I am getting the following errors on startup (in eclipse):
1. java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/jboss/security/auth/spi/UsersObjectModelFactory
2. ERROR [org.jboss.naming.NamingService] Starting failed jboss:service=Naming
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