Well, I read the EJB spec 2.1 and found this:
anonymous wrote : Unlike the remote client view, the local client view of a
bean is not location independent. Access to an
| enterprise bean through the local client view requires the collocation in
the same JVM of both the local
| client and the
Sorry, I forgot... I'm talking about Stateless SessionBeans
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If I have a clustered environment with JBoss 3.2.7 (or whatever App Server is,
because this is more an architecture question), EJB calls through Local
Interfaces are proxied between different VMs? The JBoss SmartProxy do something
different?
I need this answer to fix some problems, and to give
Scott, I believe there should be a package with the source up-to-date. Not
everybody can get access to CVS servers because Proxy and Firewall restrictions.
Why don't you guys fix the source included in the patch ? Make another relase
or something else. :)
Cheers
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I got the same problem... Maybe the patch source isn't synchronized with 4.0.2
source release.
Is there any other solution? I'm trying to build JBoss 4.0.2 for production.
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Is JBoss 3.2.6, 3.2.7 and any version of JBoss 4.x had a solution to this
"commons-logging" problem?
I needed to do a hacked version of beanutils, and put it in my EAR file,
"sealing" it in the jboss-app.xml using the following configuration:
| beanutils.commons.apache.org:loader=ACS
I'm using a custom JAAS login module, which authenticates the users through a
DLL called NTSystem.dll in a specified Windows Domain Name.
There is no authorization part. And so, the JBossMQ provider throws an
exception saying that the user has no role to do a Durable Subscription to a
topic. T
Yeah, sorry, I found that after post the problem... :)
But I'm still having problems to use the State Manager, because there is
columns related to Roles, and I'm using JAAS with a kind of NT authentication
(that NTSystem.dll, just to authenticate the user in some domain, not LDAP),
and the Stat
sorry, the xml was malformed. Here it is:
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| jboss.jca:service=DataSourceBinding,name=OracleDS
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| CREATE_TABLES_ON_STARTUP = TRUE
| CREATE_USER_TABLE = CREATE TABLE ACSTOOL_USERS (USERID VARCHAR(32) NOT
NULL, PASSWD VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL, CLIENTID VARCHAR(128
Hello... I'm trying to specify a SecurityManager using JAAS Authentication, but
I'm having problems whily deploying. Here is my appmq-service.xml (I've put
everything together in the same file, and preffixed services name with
different string from 'jboss.mq:') :
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