My application contains a servlet with an init() method that can take quite a
while (could be minutes) to complete. I want to prevent JBoss from being used
by clients until it is complete. The rest of my application consists of a set
of stateless session EJBs and I don't want clients to be abl
Does 3.2.x thread usage on Win2k scale when there are many clients connected?
Our application uses Stateless Session EJBs and JMS. Each client upon login
creates both JMS queue and topic connections, then creates a temporary JMS
queue to receive messages sent to it by the application running i
Thank you, changing to the UIL2 protocol seems to have resolved the issue.
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Is a JMS client running under JDK 1.4 on a W2K machine communicating with JBoss 3.2.3
running under JDK 1.3 on a W2K machine a supported configuration? I get exceptions
when the client is connecting to the JMS server in this configuration (see below), but
I don't get those exceptions when the c
Thanks for replying. I had given up on this functionality until you did. Following
your directions does allow JBoss to find my plugin class. However, JBoss 3.2.3
doesn't start because some code assumes no replacement of the standard logger. See
stack trace below generated during startup:
Th
Thanks for replying.
Unfortunately, I just tried both adding the class to the system classpath and adding
it to run.jar and it still can't be found.
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I'm attempting to replace the default logger by defining
org.jboss.logging.Logger.pluginClass with the value of my class. However, no matter
where I place my logging class, JBoss can't find it and resorts to using the
NullLoggerPlugin (this is done in Logger.init). Where should I place my clas
Thanks again for the additional information. I'm still having troubles I can't find
answers for in the documentation -
3) Back to my original question here - what should the implementation of
getActiveSubject() do? Do I need to do something like maintain a Map of thread names
to Subjects and
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I'm a new user trying to figure out if it's possible to intercept all logging and
tracing events gener
