Hi,
I have started using JBoss 4.0.2 (previously using 3.2.3)
Can someone please tell me how to configure the work and data folders that are
created under /server/
e.g. /server/default/data and /server/default/work
I've set my properties jboss.server.temp.dirand jboss.server.data.dir and these
Hi Mounika,
No sorry I have had no luck with this yet.
My colleague has a theory on why some attributes are declared as write-only and I
include details but this doesn't really get us closer to a solution.
I may look into writing my own version of the class that deals with reading mbean
XML-ho
Hi
Is there a reason for the PartitionConfig attribute of
org.jboss.ha.framework.server.ClusterPartition to be write-only?
You can see this from the jmx-console. Bring up the console. Find your Cluster service
(usually service=DefaultPartition). Then scroll down to PartitionConfig. You'll notic
Hello,
I am trying to use the ServiceBindingManager to change the mcast_addr setting. We use
this service successfully to allow us to run more than 1 JBoss node on a machine but
also want to do this so that we can run independent clusters. Ideally I only want 1
version of cluster-service.xml an
many thanks alexey
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We wish to implement a load balance policy that has the following behaviour:
Much like the FirstAvailable (org.jboss.ha.framework.interfaces.FirstAvailable) load
balance policy except the the initial elected member is NOT randomly chosen but is
well known.
e.g.
Client A will always elect target
We have a service in a stateless session bean that must perform the following:
1. Find an EntityBean using a known PK using home.findByPrimaryKey()
2. If this fails with a FinderException then create the EntityBean using home.create()
Our SLSB is defined as having transaction-type of "Bean" and w
Thanks for your comments Alexey - explained a great deal.
regards
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Would there be any benefit from calling Management Bean method flushCache() on the
entity beans EntityContainer?
We've tried this and it causes the beans to passivate. We could the just truncate the
table as previously suggested.
Any ideas how this flushCache() might sit with any entity beans t
Please see bug:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=973234&group_id=22866&atid=376685
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We have employed a simple cache using CMP entity beans.
We've now identified the need to drop this cache - albeit very infrequently.
We noticed that bulk updates and deletes form part of the EJB3 spec but for now, what
is the best mechanism for doing this?
We could write a "findAll" method, ite
hi Sacha
If I re-deploy to the RW node, cache invalidation still works fine.
If I re-deploy to any of the RO nodes the invalidation mechanism fails.
I will add a bug report as suggested (sourceforge site is down at present)
cheers
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We have in place a clustering architecture as described in the JBoss clustering book.
It currently consists of 3 nodes. 2 "read-only" nodes whose CMP entity beans have
read-only accessor methods and a "read-write" node where the entity beans have
"read-write" accessor methods.
We use the cache
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