Raj,
I'm not using JBoss heavily right now.
I've used ATG on a previous project - they do have proprietary
taglib equivalents of the earlier JHTML. You'll probably just have to port
everything across.
I'd suggest asking at an ATG oriented site - there are quite few.
Nick
Hi,
Can someone point me to a starting place for learning about how to
configure JBoss modules? As I understand it, I can strip out whatever
functionality I don't want within the JBoss server; for example, I may want
JMS without a Servlet Container?
Regards,
Nick Faiz
B2B Developer
that things don't get overlooked?
Heiko
Sure thing.
Do I still need to do this? It looks like this patch didn't get applied.
Nick
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It would be good to have this applied to the 3.2.x stream as well as the
4.0.x stream, but I'm not familiar enough with the JBoss CVS usage to figure
out how to do that.
Regards
Nick Lothian
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I'm a Java programmer that's new to JBoss, J2EE and EJBs and I'm still
trying in occasional spare moments to get this beginner's hello world
tutorial working:
http://www.mastertech.net/spumer/Jboss%203%20step-by-step.pdf
I've installed JBoss 3.0 on my W98 machine, and I've got the server
for your datasource name - click the
third link containing the name, then look for the above attributes.
regards,
Nick
Which attribute should be viewed in the JMX console to
determine how many database connections are currently
being held by a given connection pool ? Is this
possible ?
Thanks
correctly deployed, then I discover that
the war is copied to the tmp/deploy/server/default/deploy/mywar.war/26.mywar.war
- it's unexploded and if I try to browse to the index.htm then I get a MAPPING
error.
Apologies for this lowest of problems - it has to
be a simple problem?
Nick
any of this sound familiar?
regards,
Nick
Felipe Oliveira wrote:
Hi guys,
My JBoss/Jetty server has been crashing quiet often, at least once a
week. I am running it under Redhat 7.3, and my jvm is IBM1.4.
There's no messages on the JBoss logs netheir on the OS logs. I don't
see any core dumps
the problem in our
test environment and go from there.
Stephen Davidson wrote:
Hi Nick.
Just a suggestion for a starting point, but maybe turn on debugging in
JBoss?
Set to maximum. I believe that there is a log4j.xml file kicking
around where you can set this. With a little luck, you may get
gratefully accepted.
regards,
Nick
Unexpected Signal : 11 occurred at PC=0x402A3E20
Function=get_start_state__10ciTypeFlow+0x148
Library=/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.1_01/jre/lib/i386/server/libjvm.so
Current Java thread:
Dynamic libraries:
08048000-0804e000 r-xp 08:05 1498930/usr/java
.
Anybody had a similar experience?
cheers and regards,
Nick
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Please ignore my last post concerning log4j - the problem was with my
log4j.xml settings.
Seems like if log4j.xml is not parsed successfully everything gets
logged to boot.log including all DEBUG messages.
regards,
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run the javagroups McastTestReceiver and McastTestSender fine on
all 4 nodes (and client servers).
regards,
Nick
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* @author
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import java.rmi.RemoteException;
import java.util.*;
import javax.ejb.EJBException;
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j2sdk1.4.1_01.
thanks for any info.
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$JBOSS_CLASSPATH \
org.jboss.Main $@ /dev/null $jboss_stdout 21
echo $! /usr/local/nick/run/jboss-3.0.6.pid
furthermore, pstree only shows one java process group.
$ pstree -l
init-+-bdflush
|-crond
|-java---java---162*[java]
|-jserver
|-keventd
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recover session
Hello Nick,
In response have a couple more questions. From what you said it
appears
that I need to restart my server every time the HASession times out -
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Hello Sacha,
My
accessing the EJB in jboss 2.4.4 directly using a
test console client and discovered it works with the older jboss-client.jar
at the beginning of my classpath:
CLASSPATH=/home/work/nick/JBoss-2.4.4/client/jboss-client.jar:\
/home/nick/JBoss-2.4.4/client/jnp-client.jar:\
/home/nick/jboss-3.0.6
ose (value in
miliseconds, defaults to 30 minutes)
BTW, try to use 3.0.6, some nice SFSB bug fixes and improvements have
been
added since 3.0.4.
Cheers,
sacha
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Maybe on the face of it.
But I believe you can access java classes from PHP and certainly Cold
Fusion is on the java bandwagon. Never used PHP or Cold Fusion in a
production environment but have heard they are both easier to use than
JSP for simple projects.
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heard such problems were fixed with jboss 3.2 so I tried it and
sure enough no db connection problem. Looking at sourceforge there is
3.2beta3 just released.
As I would rather not deploy a beta version, would really like to know
the estimated release date for jboss 3.2.
Thanks and regards
Nick Mills
Hello all,
Does anyone have any information regarding when/if NNTP access will
return for the JBoss newsgroups?
I find this list just too high volume for my poor email client to handle
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thing. Am I wrong?
Thanks,
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misunderstood how Class loading works in JBoss?
Can I still bundle Log4J with my Application, or do I have to create a
'special' to for JBoss - please tell me I don't have to do that :-) ??
Thanks very much,
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Can anyone enlighton me on any configuration changes made from 2.4.0 that
could cause this?
Cheers
Nick
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with 2.4.0 but in 2.4.3 userBean is null...have i
missed something in the pipe???
Yours stumped!
Nick
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invoked from another bean client running in another vendors container such
as weblogic or websphere? Has anyone had any experiance of interoperability
between different vendors containers?
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I second that.
It was exceptional.
Thanks for saving me a lot of typing Sacha!
Go get yourselves some fear and loathing...
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by the container. Is this the correct behaviour or should the
container call ejbRemove prior to removing it?
Cheers
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cannot find the file specified)
Its like the session bean handle my client is using is invalidated by the
finder exception!!!. Anyone have any ideas about this one...or rather where
I could be screwing things up?
Cheers
Nick
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NT == Nick Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
NT looks like your client is failing to find
NT %JBOSS_HOME%\client\auth.conf which is the client login config
NT file. i thought the tutorial examples set this but you could try
NT passing the client
??)
Burkhard
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Subject: [JBoss-user] finder stress
I am seeing some strange behaviour to do with my finder
methods: when the
finder methods of my entity beans are able
Is there a way to tell a client to use the
org.jboss.security.ClientLoginModule without having to specify it in a
client auth.conf?
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Hmmm, I got this error. The bean verifies
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Hmmm, I got this error. The bean verifies and is deployed. Could
somebody please shed some
). this is
second scraping i know but the subtlties of jboss/tomcat deployment is the
key thing here.
nick
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so what i don't understand is why jboss needs to know any thing
about soap.jar...or are you using soap within your ejb's?
xml.jar contains sun's old parser now well superceded by xerces...it
shouldn't cause any side effects.
nick
Nick,
I tried that and ammended my classpath in JBoss to:
set
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] JAAS problem
Scott,
Apologies for confusing you by mixing up my wars and ears
(a long day had my
brain at meltdown)...what I meant to say (of course
I've downloaded the default install for the
JBoss-Tomcat collaboration, but the JAAS that is
shipped with Jboss doesn't seem to perform
authentication the way it's supposed to. The tomcat
example war file secures a few pages, but JBoss throws
a JNDI error: env not bound error which suggests to
to be packed in an
ear?
Here is an execution snippet:
[EmbeddedTomcatSX] TRACE KnowledgeBaseAdapter: entering login: orgname =
Sti
lo, username = nick
User 'nick' authenticated.
[EmbeddedTomcatSX] TRACE KnowledgeBaseAdapter: Subject:
Principal: nick
Principal: Roles
Principal
: a SOAP client sends a username-password to the
RPCRouter (Apache SOAP) servlet hosted by Tomcat which then instantiates an
adapter that does the authentication and session management stuff. The
adapter successfully authenticates the username-password using JAAS (I see a
User 'nick' authenticated. message
/jndi-name
/ejb-ref
ejb-ref
ejb-ref-nameKnowledgeBaseMgr/ejb-ref-name
jndi-namecom/stilo/mandrake/beans/kb/KnowledgeBaseMgr/jndi-name
/ejb-ref
/jboss-web
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mappings in a joint jboss-tomcat installation. I'm a bit
stumped...any ideas?
Nick Heitz
to
be the case:
isCallerInRole always returns false and getCallerPrincipal throws a
java.lang.IllegalStateException: No security context set
Could anyone give me some info on how to set up a security context as my
take on it appears to be way out!
Cheers
Nick
I get the following error when trying to build
the jboss petstore example:
executing target:ear
deleting:
d:\jps1\src\petstore\build\petstore.ear(error) (exec) Assemble
Application {../../components/shoppingcart/build/shoppingcartEjb.jar=,
I get the following error when trying to build
the jboss petstore example:
executing target:ear
deleting:
d:\jps1\src\petstore\build\petstore.ear(error) (exec) Assemble
Application {../../components/shoppingcart/build/shoppingcartEjb.jar=,
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