Hello Mr. John Stark,
We actually met before, at LAJUG. I hope to see you there again. In fact, I
tried to reach JBoss and invite them again, but I was not responded back to.
Thank you for informing me that JDK 1.2 hasn't been supported for 3 years.
To me, it makes perfect sense that JBoss AS
Hello folks, I have this command, a highly modified version of what
is written in the JBoss docs.
It seems to successfully publish messages. Note that transactions are not used
in this example. However, the server console shows debug output, an exception
in closing a connection. Below is my c
Hello folks,
My JBoss AS is running on JDK 1.4
I configured a JMS topic.
I have a Dynix JDK 1.2 client that needs to send messages to the app server.
I have the following jars in my client's classpath [set as Manfiest classpath
attribute value pairs]:
concurrent.jar
javax.jms.jar (downloaded fr
As much as I would like his help, and believe me, I do want Adrian's help, I
think WE developers have a legitimate point.
Perhaps the debug code is showing an error. Then we are rightfully point it
out.
My question is EXTREMELY legitimate.
I am asking, is that exception part of the closing
I've read through the list a few times, and I STILL don't know
how to solve this problem. Okay, the documentation is wrong.
Then how is the connection closed? I followed your directions.
I didn't modify JBoss JMS examples, I am simply running them.
But running them throws IEO exception.
Then
Problem solved.
I had to make the transaction required.
Previously I just made the transaction optional.
Noticed JBoss Hibernate caveat requires a transaction
before JBoss Hibernate attaches a transaction.
Does this mean that JBoss Hibernate always requires a transaction?
What if you're just do
subject: [Hibernate] Session cannot be generated outside of transaction scope
premise:
I have Stateless session bean that utilizes container managed transactions.
This particular method requires a transaction. I am using Hibernate for
dataaccess.
my code is as follows:
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| private S
This issue has already been addressed in the JIRA for JBoss J2EE 1.4
compliance, under JBAS-1503.
Anyway, when you follow the directions in the readme.html
file that ships with JBoss 4.0.1sp1, it seems to have problems
with certain war files, and log4j, and commons-logging.jar.
My application, w
move your files out of the directory that requires authentication.
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I found out what I did wrong.
My login module code must be in the ejb jar files, and also in the war files.
Everything else was done correctly :)
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You answered the question yourself.
Your image is a restricted directory.
Place that image in an unrestricted location.
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Here is the scenario. I have a custom jaas login module that my web app and
EJBs use. A user performs a login. The webpage calls an EJB to do something.
It seems as though the web application authenticates and authorisizes properly,
however, the EJB seems to fail in the same process. Am I d
Hello people,
I am still stuck on this issue, and would appreciate help.
I don't even see much help on how to use the JBoss 4.0.0 Hibernate integration.
Thank you.
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I get the following debug output in my logs:
2004-11-04 10:00:58,258 INFO [net.sf.hibernate.cfg.Environment] Hibernate 2.1.5
2004-11-04 10:00:58,268 INFO [net.sf.hibernate.cfg.Environment] hibernate.properties
not found
2004-11-04 10:00:58,278 INFO [net.sf.hibernate.cfg.Environment] using CGLI
I want to note that I did properly change all the other
xml configuration files to JBoss 4.0.0, such as the jboss-app
and jboss-web xml files.
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Hello,
I simply want to port my web application from JBoss 3.2.5 to
JBoss 4.0.0 with a minimal of changes.
My web application uses JBoss 3.2.5 with
Hibernate version 2.1.6 with no problems.
I don't use any Hibernate integration. I simply
place my hibernate.cfg.xml file and my mappings
in my WEB
Also...
After further investigation of the AbstractServerLoginModule
class, the javadoc documentation for the class states that:
You may also wish to override
public boolean login() throws LoginException
In which case the last line of your login() method should be
return super.login();
How ca
Hello JBoss Community,
I'm in the middle of developing my own custom login
module for JBoss, due to unique security environments
within my organization.
I posted earlier to Beginner's Corner, but I realize
that this really isn't a beginner's question.
I implemented an extension of AbstractServer
Thank you for the prompt reply.
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This SF.net e
Is it possible to authenticate off one LDAP server, and
then authorize off a different LDAP server, or will this
require a custom JAAS Login Module?
I think this requires a custom JAAS Login Module, considering
that the LDAPLoginModule only has one LDAP Server URL
binding in the java.naming.provid
How do I turn off the Unified Class Loader for a SAR?
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While the URL does cover issues with isolating classes in Ears and Web Apps, this is
"neither" of that type of application.
My application is merely a collection of Timer MBeans that perform routine JDBC calls.
Thus, they are deployed as a jboss-service archive (sar).
Thank you for the link, bu
I deployed a sar, and I want it self-contained in the sense that I do not want it to
share its classes with other "deployments". How do I turn off the Unified Class
Loader for this instance to make sure THAT does not happen?
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Is there a way to do secure, authenticated and authorized, URL hot deployments into
the deploy directory?
It would be nice to do remote deployments.
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I gather you suggest to deploy my ear as a sar.
How would I handle the order in which dependent modules
are loaded?
naturally, it should be:
1) datasource
2) hibernate sar
3) ear
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I am deploying my ears, however my ears have several dependencies:
1) a datasource
2) a hibernate sar
I would like my ear to be a completely independent "thing."
How would I would package my ear to internally include the
datasource and sar, so that I don' t have to seperately manage
the other re
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