Hi Peter,
this is good to know, even if it propably wont help me. As you guessed, I am
trying to get the properties inside a client application and not via jsp
techniques.
thanx anyway
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In the "Full System Properties Dump" which is displayed in a logfile after
startup, jboss claims the bind address to be "localhost", which is what I
expect.
Still, in my Java application all I get is NULL.
Could it be that the jboss properties are hidden from the JVM ?
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Sorry Scott,
I know it seems like I am dumb, but I really tried a couple of things before I
posted this topic.
If there is a simple way to retrieve this information, please tell me so.
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NULL ?
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need
Ok, so JBoss displays all the system properties during startup.
But how do I get those properties in Java ?
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Hi folks,
can anyone tell me, if there is a way to retrieve the jboss binding address as
set in my run script ?
I need this value in my application to generate an url.
thanks a
Hi folks,
can anyone tell me, if there is a way to retrieve the jboss binding address as
set in my run script ?
I need this value in my application to generate an url.
thanks a lot
Marion
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Hi Eric,
your post is some days old, but I have the same problem and was wondering
whether you solved it in the meantime.
Have you?
Greetings
Marion
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Main entry: desperation
Pronunciation: "des-p&-'rA-sh&n
Function: noun
1. hacking your web service into the server-config.wsdd file in order to get it
deployed automatically
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Okay, I finally managed to deploy the ws on the clients system.
I created a small script which is run on the system and calls the local
AdminService with a wsdd-File.
What's still confusing to me is the fact that I had to "enableRemoteAdmin" for
the AdminService.
This is also the reason why I'm
Hi there,
it's 9:30 PM here now, and I'm really pissed.
I've been trying all day to include the deployment of my ws in my JBoss
ear-file and I failed miserably.
What I did so far:
1. I learned how to create a ws using axis; it's a "message"-service with only
one method; the implementation cons
It's getting worse...
After I finally managed to deserialize my Element (adding a type mapping with
org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.Element(De)SerializerFactory on server side and
one using a org.apache.soap.encoding.literalxml.XMLParameterSerializer on the
client side ), I realized that my servic
Hi everybody,
I am using Axis 1.2 together with Jboss-3.2.1_tomcat-4.1.24 and have deployed
my web service succesfully.
The client sends a parameter of type org.w3c.dom.Element to the server who
processes this Element and sends it back.
Unfortunatly, an error occurs while receiving the repsonse
Hi there,
can anybody tell me, how to DECREASE the maximum size of entities in the
container ?
I'm using a CMP approach and am currently trying to debug an error within my
application. To do so, I need to decrease the number of concurrent instances of
a specific bean.
I modified the jboss.xml
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