Thanks for your reply genman. If I understand correctly, you're suggesting binding the
EMS ConnectionFactory objects to JBoss jndi and let the client use JBoss jndi to
lookup these objects. But this still requires an external EMS broker running since all
the EMS administered objects implement Re
Is it possible to avoid running a separate process (broker) while integrating Tibco
EMS to JBoss? It would be much nicer if it was possible to use Tibco JMS just by
creating the Tibco Queue connection factory and binding it to JBoss jndi. Using this
approach a client could select different JMS
I got rid of the SARDeployer error after I renamed the url from
myprotocol://sybase-ds.xml to something like myprotocol://dummyhost/sybase-ds.xml. The
deployer probably wasn't able to get the path from URL and hence it was reporting that
error.
But now, I have another one :(. I see that all the
Thanks for your reply janilsal.
The reason for following this approach is following:
1. We can't have a static ds.xml file since the database parameters are different
depending upon the configuration provided at the server startup (we have multiple
instances of jbosss running for different serv
I am deploying the url by adding it to URLDeploymentScanner mbean in jboss-service.xml
as follows:
| deploy/,
| http://localhost:8080/sybase-ds.xml,
|
The sybase-ds.xml is created on the fly by a servlet. I found that the FileWatcher
keeps trying to access t
I am trying to deploy a *-ds.xml file which is created on the fly by a servlet. So in
my jboss-service.xml, I am deploying a url like
http://localhost:8080/dbinfocreator/sybase-ds.xml. I notice that if I do this, even
though a call is made to the servlet when jboss server starts, the JNDI bindin
I am able to use PrefixDeploymentSorter to get the desired order while deploying local
resources (war. ejb etc). Is it possible to use PrefixDeploymentSorter to specify
something like, deploy "http://someplace/resource.xml"; after deploying "local.sar"?
Essentially, I want to know how do I put t
The search results are not what one would expect, especially when click on "Search for
all terms". Looks like it still looks for "any" instead of "all". Apart from this I
have seen messages like "Page 2 of 1" while browsing some posts.
I know a couple of more websites which use the same message
I am using Jboss 3.2.5 on Windows XP. I notice that sometimes if I redeploy the bean,
the changes are not picked up. The problem is not limited to the bean classes alone,
quite often the changes to ejb-jar.xml and jboss.xml aren't picked up either. Does
jboss cache the jars somewhere that it kee
Thanks for quick reply. I am going to try it now.
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We have an application where client creates temporary queue to the server and server
communicates with client using this queue. We want to do some clean-up on the server
whenever client disconnects or logs out. Essentially, we want to know when the queue
was broken, and based on that want to do
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