Why did you change the username in Step2?
Set the password for "admin". E.g.:
admin=b1g-s3cr3t
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In full consequence: yes.
Many people use the JMX-console and you can give it a hint by using
XMbean-Descirptors.
I think it is a good idea to always have the defaultAttributes and
defaultOperations at the same position within the sorting.
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Afair, you can't do it with standard MBeans, but you can do it with XMBeans.
Have a look at the files in server//conf/xmdesc/
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Yeah, thath hides them. But Exceptions are .. well Exceptions - Condidtions that are
not normal.
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While my (simple) app is able to send and receive and also to trigger a MDB, the
server shows the following exception:
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Just write your interceptor and put it in the right place (outside the tx
demaracation) in the intereptor stack.
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It will for Xdoclet version 1.2.2, which hopefully will be out end of this month.
If you can't wait, you can grab an Xdoclet snapshot of 1.2.2 from the usual place on
sf.net.
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This is a typical windows problem, as windows uses those port for its network drives
as well. So depending on the startup order of things and the number of network drives
and other services, the port might be used by windows. Usually only a reboot (or
several) will help.
As an alternative, you c
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of the DOCTYPE is " //Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0//EN
You probably put the wrong DTD in jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
I don't remember the details.
Make sure you have
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(or its 3_0 equivalent).
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The DTD says
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Do I interpret it correctly that page-size is only for read-ahead and overrided
fetch-size?
Now that the defaults section in standardjbosscmp-jdbc.xml always defines a read-ahead
with a page-size of 200 (?), what is fetch-size then?
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This feature has been there since 3.2.3.
Also %%n is replaced by a counter.
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%%t is internally used to substitute for the table name in the
sql-command of post-table-create.
Is %%t something reserved by oracle?
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I am not completely sure, if the web page protection kicks in before servlet filters
are processed.
If this is the case, why not write a filter that checks if the (authenticated) user is
from the allowed address. If so, proceed, else kick him out again.
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What is your transaction demarcation?
Are 3 and 4 executed in the same call to the SB and 5 before the call to this SB
returns?
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Remowaller, You get the passwort in plain from the user.
Then you do a sha1/md5 (depending on what algorithm you have choosen) and then encode
it also as base64 and store it in the user/password table.
>From now on, JBoss can compare the (hashed) password at login time with the hashed
>password i
No, I mean
hashAlgorithm=string: The name of the java.security.MessageDigest algorithm to use to
hash the password.
The API doc also gives an example on how to build the message digest.
You can store the digest as base64 encoded later on. Google for base64 encoders.
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If it is stored encrypted: who has the key?
The server would need the key somewhere in clear text (or protected by a pass phrase
that the admin needs to type in everytime the server starts).
If the admin has the key, he can read the password.
What you can do (and which is supported by JBoss) is t
Forgot: this is on 3.2.3 with tomcat.
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I am basically having the same problem, but within one vm. Servlet authentication is
no problem, accessing secured ejbs from a client in a different vm is also no problem
- only accessing secured ejbs from the servlet (in the same vm) fails.
I am probably missing something very obvious.
Excerp
I have seen similar things and it turned out to be a combination of not "cleaning up"
and nulpointer exceptions further down in the excecution chain which triggered the
TxRollback Exception.
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I was disabled iirc because there was a security hole in hsqldb when running on tcp
port 1701. The one who disabled it, can better explain it than I can :)
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Because it is disabled by default in 3.2.3. See
$JBoss/server/default/deploy/hsqldb-ds.xml
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It looks like your web.xml file has a bad document type at the top.
Take the one of e.g. the jmx-console as an example on how this should look.
You can find it at $jboss/server/default/deploy/jmx-console/WEB-INF/
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anonymous wrote : simple question (in the wrong forum, agreed) and is being polite in
his comments.
TANSTAFL.
There are so many people out there that just operate in a "I don't want to read faq
documents and I don't want to use search and I also don't want to read the articles
posted within th
What error do you get? And when you try admin/admin - does this mean that you secured
the jmx-console with this password? Does the jmx-console display other beans? When you
say "created a bean" : is this an ejb or just a pure JavaBean?
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If the db contains no tables - what's the point in dropping them?
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Why don't you just provide a jndi-name instead of remving that element?
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just put the name of the expected table in the [table-name] tag.
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Can you post the (relevant) part of the source of your Customer bean?
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Do they also run in the same VM?
Local really does not mean same computer, but same VM as Alex wrote.
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2.0. 2.1 will bei in 4.x
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What issue exactly?
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Yes, that is correct wrt datasource and mapping elements. If you know, that you will
have only ond datasource, it really is the best to just use the defaults.
The NamingAlias MBean provides you sort of "soft link" functionality.
Use an MBean org.jboss.naming.NamingAlias
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Afaik, there is no such map, but there was discussion last year in april in Paris
about it. I don't recall the outcome though.
Basically, issues are invalidation of found entries and the need to find all cached
finder entries that might point to a changed object. And this perhaps even per finder
Have a look at the various commit-options.
>From 3.2.2 on, you can also put a tag on a column, which also helps you
>speed up lookups in finders.
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Timestamp
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Did you verify your findings by looking at the db?
The code where you look if it is rolled back or not is still within the class that is
"surrounded" with the cmt. Only when the tx interceptor is reached on the way out of
the class, it can roll the tx back.
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There is a naming alias Mbean, that you can use to alias a DS. I.e. your application
specifies fooDS and the Mbean aliases it to realDS. There is no such mechanism for the
DS-mapping so far. There are two feature requests open regarding this.
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Fix the db/2. The connection reset indicates that the db dropped your connection.
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Did you ever look at your jboss directory structure?
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Why didn't you tell? :-)
If your app is a servlet, set load-on-startup to e.g. 1 and print Hello in init();
If your app is EJB app, then write a servlet that has load-on-startup on 1 and which
calls your ejbs from its init method.
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Ah ok, I see.
I can't tell about the taglibs, but generally the dtds for system config files should
be locally.
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My experience so far is, that also for remote interfaces and calls, the simple cast is
enough in JBoss.
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Well, that is normal behaviour when your app is located in the deploy/ folder.
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JBoss tries to get the locally from JBoss/docs/dtd, where they are delivered with the
server.
This is also an advantage for you, as the server can also be started / operated when
the network is not up.
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Have a look at http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/[/url] or
[url]http://www.multiplan.co.uk/software/javaservice/
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The error you see pretty much tells all.
What you probably do is something in your servlet:
a = getOneSideOfCmr();
b = a.getOtherSide();
There ist no transaction around it, so b is invalid.
Either surround this by a user transaction
or do the two calls within a method in a session bean.
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Put a tag on the respective field in jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
See http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=743570&group_id=22866&atid=381174
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Helping you needs some time and as time is money, this also needs some money ... what
now?
There are lots of examples around on using JMS. Also there are at least a hundered
posts on jboss-users wrt JMS.
And btw.: buying the admin guide once is even cheaper than buying the subscription.
The f
ejbstudy
is bogus as long as there is no db-mapping named 'ejbstudy' in
standardjbosscmp-jdbc.xml.
Try 'mySQL' instead.
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You can get the URL as servlets can get them. Have a look at the servlet javadoc.
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Datasources are vm local. If you want to access it remotely, then do e.g. via a
session bean.
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Normally the dtd is supposed to be in jboss/docs/dtd, from where the server loads
them. Did you accidently delete it there?
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anonymous wrote : how fine grained are the database constraints if you use the entity
bean to create the table?
Besides what Julien already said, with the post-table-create feature you can basically
have whatever you want (which is db-dependent, but if you use sql92, you should be on
the safe si
Websphere definitively needs better documenatation. So better documentation is not
really a pro for Websphere.
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Package the with the respective deployment descriptors and throw the package into
deploy/
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If you don't want the embedded tomcat (why?), remove the jbossweb-tomcat41.jar from
deploy/
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Why do you spam all forums?
With the standard log4j.xml I am able to see System.out.println and stac
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IIrc this comes from retrieving more than 255 rows at a time.
set the page-size value in standardjboss
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I assume, that on Windows you specified a windows dir like etc.
d:\tmp\ and not /tmp/ or?
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Btw.: in docs/examples/jms/ there is already a mssql-jdb2-service.xml that you can
drop in instead of
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You might try the PrefixDeploymentSorter (see conf/jboss-service.xml) and
name the war 1_my.war and th
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Hm. On 3.2.1 and 3.2.3, Jboss picks up modifications of log4j.xml within the next 30
seconds without a
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Afair, Alex rewrote the ejb-ql parser between 3.2.1 and 3.2.2.
But you are right, finders are supposed
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Iff db_2 has all data from db_1, then just replace db_1 in your postgres-ds.xml.
Unfortunately, I am
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Is the table created by jboss at all? Are underscores allowed in table names inMSSQL?
If the tables do
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That's normal behaviour when/as there is no root.war deployed.
Try hitting http://localhost:8080/jmx-c
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What do you want to achieve?
When .jar and .war are packed in a .ear, the .jar will be deployed before
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Uh?
ValueObjects are (with some help) translated into entity bean getters and
setters which then acce
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Ok, I misread. The service=hypersonic entry in jmx-console should be there
nevertheless.
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Hypersonic is running nevertheless.
Between 3.2.2 and 3.2.3 (iirc) there was a security advice that if
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Yes.
Have a look at the url-comparator in conf/jboss-service.xml
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If you have a servlet-mapping
/foo and want to access /foo/bar, then you need to specify a url-mapping
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That most often comes fromthe fact that network drives are 'mounted' with ports in
that port range on
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Try to just put jbossclient-all.jar (besides your own classes) in the classpath.
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Don't forget that servlets etc. are relativt to the web-root.
So if your web-root is /foo and the serv
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I am not completely sure, but afair the apache commons*.jar rely on
commons-logging.jar for their logg
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It is perfectly legal to have printlns in servlets.
Do you have in your app own logging classes, that
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