Well, partly solved. It was a Tomcat class loading methodology issue.
The change below did the trick for me with the exception of loading order. The
scheduler is still loading before my classes
Thanks to: Javid Jamae
THE FIX:
In file:
[JBoss]/server/[configuration]/jboss-tomcat55.sar/META-
Anyone solve this? I am seeing it in 4.0.4.GA.
How do I tell the scheduler the class in in my web app?
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I was able to get it to find classes in server\default\lib after a JBoss server
restart.
How do I get the scheduler to find a class in my web app?
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I followed the instructions found at several locations (seemed to be the same).
When my org.jboss.varia.scheduler.Scheduler start it says it cannot find my
target class. I even tried a jar with my class in the default/lib folder and
it could not find it. I can use the jmx GUI to load the class
I have an ear with a web module and an EJB3 module. When my first EJB3 MBean
tries to load it cannot find the classes in my web module's WEB-INF\classes
folder nor in the WEB-INF\lib folder.
I suspect the secret maybe in jboss-app.xml but the docs are NOT CLEAR AT ALL
or I have just not found
When my EJB3 MBean loads it cannot find the other classes in my app. These
classes are in my web app.
In my ear at the top folder I have:
META-INF ..
webapplication.war\WEB-INF\classes (where the classes are)
beans.jar
I need the bean to find the classes in the WEB-INF\classes folder.
Ho
One more thing: I am not using the standard ports. I am using 'ports-01'.
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I have probably missed a setup. This is my first EJB3 MBean.
Enviroment: JBoss 4.0.3SP1, Win 2003, JDK 5.0_06,
with EJB3 - jboss-EJB-3.0_RC5-PFD
First: I know the messages are being queued properly because I can read them
'manually' with
Message received = receiver.
timer.start() is missing!
did it.
I did not realize that you had to call a start method. I thought adding a
notification started it.
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My mistake - moved to Beginners Corner.
Too bad I cannot delete my own entry!
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I construct a timer, addNotificationListener, addNotification with no errors or
nothing suspicious. I never see the call to my handleNotification method. What
else do I need to do?
environment: JBoss 4.0.3, Win 2003, HSQLDB
import javax.management.Notification;
import javax.management.Not
I construct a timer, addNotificationListener, addNotification with no errors or
nothing suspicious. I never see the call to my handleNotification method.
What else do I need to do?
environment: JBoss 4.0.3 Win 2003, HSQLDB
import javax.management.Notification;
import javax.management.Notifi
Find the ROOT.war folder in the tomcat deployment and place favicon.ico there.
Example folder for JBOSS 3.2.6:
...\jboss-3.2.6\server\default\deploy\jbossweb-tomcat50.sar\ROOT.war
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JBOSS 3.2.3
I have a favicon.ico in my root of the web app for which I am seeing the error
messages. I understand the concept of what it is. I just do not understand
where in the JBOSS folders I need to place the file. Placing it in the root of
the web app does not fix the problem.
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What do I do to get rid of these messages?
Where, exactly do I put favicon.ico?
08:03:15,921 INFO [Engine] StandardHost[localhost]: MAPPING configuration
error for request URI /favicon.ico
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The link below seems to be helpful. After adding generated keys to my prior
searches it turned up.
http://www.coredevelopers.net/library/jboss/cmp/keygen.jsp
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Thanks Johan!
I am using hsqldb for now but may be using MySQL.
I need to find the equivalent of "mysql-get-generated-keys" for the hsqldb.
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The title got chopped:
Primary key for created instance is null
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I have seen many examples and suggestions and tried them all but none work. I
must be missing something. The record is added to the DB correctly but the
ejbCreate throws an exception.
Does anyone know where there is a complete example, end-to-end, with xml files
and code? ...and ideally, xd
Many THANKS Scott !!!
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I got past my class not found problems. In another thread I saw info. about
differences between versions of JBoss. I am running 3.2.3. The suggestion for
someone having classpath problems was go into the Tomcat jboss-service.xml file and
change the 'UseJBossWebLoader' property to 'false'. I
I am new to Torque but I do have an answer to this.
One uses the Torque generator to create classes. Then these classes are added to a
web app along with some Torque runtime classes. My problem is JBoss cannot find the
classes for the Torque runtime. I set things up as described in my earlie
classpath (one word) that is. Don't want anyone to miss it on a search.
In most forums you can edit your own post. I do not see a way to do that here. I
could have just fixed this instead of replying.
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I have a servlet . I want to use classes from a jar (torque-3.1.jar)
How / where do I add that jar to the classpath so the classloader can find them? I am
getting:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/torque/Torque
at com.sun.ebank.web.Dispatcher.getData(Unknown Source)
Ditto.
The class loader cannot find 'Torque' class or any other classes in the torque related
jars.
I have beat on this a while with no success. I have to admit all of this is new to
me. However, I got Velocity working with JBoss fairly easily. But, Velocity is
accessed at a different poin
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