Nobody did test @WebService ???
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JBOSS EJB3 ??
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JBoss-use
rnate.annotations.Index' annotation then your application
will work with Jboss AS (Hibernate) only because this annotation is not part of
EJB3 specification.
My mean.
Leonell
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"adrienogee" wrote :
| The server didn't tell a word... and when I checked on the repertory, my
file (CalculatorBean.jar) was there...
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When I deploy my EAR file with entity beans and session beans I get many
records in server.log file. Here is example:
| INFO [org.jboss.deploymen
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I tested it with "http://localhost:8080/Hello/HelloBean?wsdl"; because my ear
name is "Hello.ear".
Result (=Error) is the same.
Leos
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Hi,
I created very simple application (hello.ear) with very simple WebService.
File application.xml (EAR descriptor):
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| http://java.sun.com/dtd/application_1_3.dtd";>
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|Hello Enterprise Archive
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| Hello-SBI.jar
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| Hello-SBS.jar
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e need one more byte
| FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(file);
| fis.read(b,1,(int) file.length()); // we begin from second byte
| fis.close();
| o.setPhoto(b);
| riStockItems.save(o);
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What other SQL servers (hibernate dialects)?
Leonell
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some more information about Mysql and Hibernate dialect.
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Leonell
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"manishATjboss" wrote : thanks for the suggestion. I'm still not entirely clear:
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| My interface is:
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| | public interface Get {
| | public int get(int key);
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| My bean is:
| @Stateless
| | public class GetBean implements Get
uot; from 300 to
1200.
It means prolong timeout from 5 minutes to 20 minutes.
Is this correct way? Does exist other solution (for example manually set
timeout per sessionbean / method) ?
Thank you very much,
Leonell
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al indexes.
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This SF.
-drop" type
is used but not with "update" type.
EJB3-RC6 with JBOSS 4.0.4-CR2
Do you have some ideas?
Leonell
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Property "hibernate.max_fetch_depth" ?
I tried different setting but no changes.
persistence.xml :
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