anonymous wrote : How are you creating, deploying the admin object? Typically,
more than the ra.xml is required.
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| http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigAdminObject
Yes, I did it that way, and it worked. Thanks, Weston!
I suspect that the Java EE 5.0 specification has a leak in
anonymous wrote : If explicit binding to the JNDI is required what is the in
the ra.xml good for at all? If I have to care about binding it to JNDI who
needs the information in ra.xml? What changes if the is left out?
This should read:
If explicit binding to the JNDI is required what is the < a
On one side it is possible to declared administered objects in a
ResourceAdapter deployment descriptor. On the other side you can use an
administered object in an EJB.
However, I miss the link between both sides. I tried in
the bean's deployment descriptor as well as the @Resource annotation o
Thanks for the info!
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
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Thanks for the info!
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Hello,
I understand that JBoss is able to cluster EJBs and some core services. In
addition JBoss can deploy an application accross the whole cluster using a farm
directory.
Suppose you have an EAR, which contains the EJB Application and a
ResourceAdapter (RAR). The EAR is deployed to the clust
Hello,
I understand that JBoss is able to cluster EJBs and some core services. In
addition JBoss can deploy an application accross the whole cluster using a farm
directory.
Suppose you have an EAR, which contains the EJB Application and a
ResourceAdapter (RAR). The EAR is deployed to the clust
That is a good idea!
However, suppose the application will be deployed at time T1 and the first call
the the EJB is a time T2. When is ejbCreate called: at T1 or T2?
Michael
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This is a newbie question:
Our requirement is to configure session and/or message driven beans after
deployment and before first activation by a client.
I was told that this is possible using an web application with an
initialization servlet. However, this seems not appropriated to us. Is there
Our requirement is to initialize resp. to configure our application just after
deployment and before first activation by a client.
I was told that this is possible using an web application with an
initialization servlet. However, this seems not appropriated to us.
Is it possible to use an MBean
Hello,
I tried to combine Websphere Integration
(http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=UsingWebSphereMQSeriesWithJBossASPartI)
with EJB3 style of MDBs.
While deploying I get the following error
java.lang.ClassCastException: com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueue
| at
org.jboss.mq.SpyConnectionConsume
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