All the documentation will be posted to the documentation page
(http://www.jboss.org/docs/index). The 4.0 getting started guide is available
now. The admin guide should be posted sometime in december.
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All docs are free and are posted to
http://www.jboss.org/docs/index.
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When I add src/com/jboss/ebank/ArrayOf_xsd_string.java, the message goes away.
Is that what you have done?
I've added this class, and it will be in the next release of the getting
started guide. (probably this weekend)
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It looks to me like you are using the 3.2.6 getting started code with the J2EE
1.4 tutorial from sun.Make sure you are using the 4.0 code:
http://docs.jboss.org/jbossas/getting_started/startguide40.zip
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That is the 3.2.6 getting started code. Try:
http://docs.jboss.org/jbossas/getting_started/startguide40.zip
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The 3.2.6 admin guide is available at http://www.jboss.org/docs/index#as.
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There are several solutions. The easiest is to add a
com.jboss.ebank.ArrayOf_xsd_string class. It doesn't need any methods. Just have a
class of that name.
We'll be redoing the web services example in the next revision of the guide to make
the example interesting than an array of strings.
I can't explain that one. javap javax.swing.JTextFieldIt looks like it is missing
methods on JDK classes.
Try running javap to see what you have. Does it look like you have the right
constructor?
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] tmp]$ javap javax.swing.JTextField
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| Compiled from
Are you using the 4.0 getting started guide or the 3.2 getting started guide?
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The HSQL database manager is a local swing application, not an applet. If you want to
run it remotely, you will have to run it by hand on a remote machine. I'd recommend
doing it like that anyways, because when you exit the application, it tries to do a
System.exit(). So, I really don't
No, the source isn't in public CVS, yet. Nonetheless, I'm happy to receive
corrections or suggestions for improvement.
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I agree that the jakarta download pages are hopelessly confusing. From that page, go
to Taglibs release builds. From there, select the standard taglib and download the
tar.gz or zip file. I wish we could post a direct link, but the way they do mirror
links, the best we can do is get you to
What does your jboss-build.properties look like?
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The getting started guide has been updated for JBoss 4.0 You can
download from http://jboss.org/docs/index.
Feedback is always appreciated...
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The Getting Started guide is out now. Check the documentation section.
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If you are trying to run the getting started examples with 4.0, I recommend getting
the 4.0 getting started guide and not the 3.2 one. It will work much better. (make
sure to download the j2ee14 tutorial examples, not the 1.3 examples you are using)
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There will be a new version of the getting started guide for JBoss 4.0 with working
examples soon. It should go out with 4.0 final at the lastest.
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JBoss doesn't ship with the JSTL. I've used the apache JSTL implementation before,
and it seems to work well with 3.2...
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Did you turn on external connections to the hypersonic database as the tutorial
described?
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You can do this by putting the @ejb.env-entry in a common base class. XDoclet will
see the same definition for each of the classes and put an env-entry for each of your
beans in the deployment descriptor.
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Amazingly, it does work in most all the XML files. I wouldn't recommend using it in
your web.xml, but you certainly could if you wanted to.
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Try the getting started guide:
http://www.jboss.org/docs/index#free-32x
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Those are separate server configurations. You can have multiple configurations and
start them separately using run -c myconfigname. see
http://jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CustomConfiguration for more details. However,
these are completely separate JBoss instances.
If you are just
You can deploy through the MainDeployer MBean. Use the deploy method on
jboss.system:service=MainDeployer.
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