Thanks Dimitris, this has given me a good starting point. Subdeployers is the
keyword I was missing and calling it a custom deployer.
I am hoping my question about the classloading will be solved through sub
deployers itself; will post results.
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This question is two parts:
1. I want to write a custom deployment listner, for lets say.xdr files or
-mydr.xml files. To achieve that, do I need to refer to the code for
DeploymentManagementService in jboss and extend it to write my own MBean? How
can I tell jboss deploymentservice to ignore m
Yes, my service is an MBean, Listening on a port.
So, I cant cluster it. right? I'll still work on the load balancer. Thanx for
the reply.
Regards
--- Pooja.
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Hi
I am running a service inside JBoss - the service listens on a port - the long
term plan is to have a complete J2EE Application running within to which my
service will make calls. But for now it is a simple service , which for the
sake of argument lets say simply echoes the request back.
Sorry for crossposting but I was not getting any answer and I thought this is a
better topic under which to post this question.
I need to find out how I can disable automatic redirection to the last accessed
resource after session timeout?
I am using jboss 3.2.3 with embedded Tomcat 4.1. For
Hi
I need to find out how I can disable automatic redirection to the last accessed
resource after session timeout?
I am using jboss 3.2.3 with embedded Tomcat 4.1. For authentication, I am using
j_securitycheck along with JAAS DatabaseServerLoginModule.
If the user clicks on a link when sess
Actually, I have most of the business logic already available as EJBs.
Hence J2ee as back end is already there.
I need to use these EJBs and am trying to avoid RMI calls through another home-made
server.
And then I also thought IF JBoss can manage multiple sockets/threads/clients on its
own
Thanx robisz.
Understood this connector thing now.
But about using HttpURLConnection, in my case, this will not be possible - my client
is a pos terminal which dials on to a modem and which then passes on to some server's
specific port. Including a URL is not possible in this scenario.
I am
Sorry for cluttering the forum. I've already asked this question but without an
answer. Hence posting again with more clarity.
Is it possible to configure my servlet in such a way that it listens to a particular
port, Say 7001?
I want my clients to access this servlet NOT thru HTTP request to
More Question - What if I extend GenericServlet and write a non-protocol-specific
Servlet? Can that be an answer to my problem?
Can I make the appserver divert all requests to a port to this servlet's service
method without having to write socket level code?
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Yes/No Question.
Is it possible to configure my servlet in such a way that it listens to a prticular
port, Say 7001. I want my clients to access this servlet NOT thru HTTP request to
jboss port 8080 but by posting bytes directly on 7001. The client only knows ip
address & port number of th
Hi
I have an mbean service packaged as sar. and an enterprise app as ear.
I need to access ejb methods from within this service.
I understand that with jboss+tomcat it is possible to invoke ejb locally from within
the servlet, if both ejb and servlet war are part of same ear.
Can the same be
Hello
While searching for how to write a service in jboss, I have more questions.
http://www.huihoo.com/jboss/online_manual/3.0/ch13s26.html
This Page seems to give a lot of information but none for simple services.
"MBeans that are independent of JBoss services are the trival case and can be wri
hey guys!
sorry for the mess in the post, I never saw the code tag and hence typed it manually.
didn't know they were invisible ;)
hope nobody minds it so much.
--- Pooja.
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Hi
I looked at an example of MBean, which deploys an EJB and the main () function from
the MBean class registers the MBean. Ofcourse hence u first need to run that program
from command prompt. Then the MBean is available.
Taking inspiration from the example, I copied the code to register the
Hi
I'd like to have a commit-option which is something like commit option A, meaning not
fetching from db everytime, assuming its own copy to be current, unless I manually set
the beans cache to be invalid. So, basically everything will work as commit option A
with an extra check if the bean
Hi
A very general question about Commit Option A, it says that the entity bean will never
be re-fetched from the database , kind of read-only beans. The simple question is, if
I only update the database through this bean (calling sets & create) and make sure no
other party from outside updates
Thanx for the answer Ivelin.
I did some search on this, & it seems its a relatively new addition.
Read your article available at
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2003/08/20/jboss_clustering.html on o'reilly and
that clears certain things. But I have more questions.
The example in this arti
Hi
A simple question of Yes/No.
In case my application targets clustering in future, is it O K to use writable
singleton classes in the ear?
There is a case here when a singleton's properties are modified at run time. Of course
this modification dictates further bahaviour of the application.
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