I had the same problem today but found the answer in the DataSourceUtil class
of the Jakarta implementation of JSTL. The problem is that the SQL function
looks for the DataSource in the "java:comp/env" namespace where as your
datasource probably is in the "java:" namespace. Mine was anyways.
Th
I you have the source you should be able to enable remote debugging when
starting JBoss and then connect the Eclipse debugger to the running JBoss
instance.
I found this example on google...
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : If you cannot maintain the javax.jms.Destination
object
| you can do session.createQueue(...) from Queue.getQueueName()
| provided you are talking to the same jms server.
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Yeah I figured as much since the interface doesn't extend
java.io.Serializable... The que
I have a scenario where I need to store the JMSReplyTo from a JMS message for
later use. When I look at the Message.getJMSReplyTo() the returned Destination
(Queue/Topic) has two methods I could use:
- toString (example value: QUEUE.lekkim/nitram/bocaj)
- getQueueName (example value: lekkim
Hi all.
I am using entity-commands to generate primary keys for my entities but are having a
hard time finding out whether the query to get the next primary key (via the
entity-command) is part of the same transaction as the actual entity create() call.
My requirement is using a sequence of nu
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Do a mail-service.xml (with different names of cause) for each and change the jndi
name. You may also
