It's the behavior of cmd.exe on Windows.
If you click on it (or press enter) it will sleep until you click on it once more.
You have probably clicked on it by mistake...
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I have it in JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/lib dir. (JBOSS 4.0)
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You also have to modify default/deploy/jms/hsqldb-jdbc-state-service.xml
for your database. Probaby it's enough to change the name of datasource.
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I'm trying to completely change the datasource from hsqldb
to Oracle.
I have a problem with timer persistence. I've changed the name
of the datasource in ejb-deployer.xml and modified the CREATE
TABLE statement to:
CREATE TABLE TIMERS (
|TIMERID VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL,
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anonymous wrote : Unable to find a javac compiler;
| com.sun.tools.javac.Main is not on the classpath.
| Perhaps JAVA_HOME does not point to the JDK
I can't imagine what database are you talking about...
Set JAVA_HOME it is required to compile JSPs.
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If you don't specify context-name for your web-app, the default is
your war's name.
Try this:
http://localhost:8080/ConfigUpdaterServlet/servlet/ConfigUpdater
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Check your code thoughtfully...
NullPointerException in this line means that initialContext is null...
Probably you don't initialize it...
But if you can't find a solution for such a problem by yourself
I don't recommend you to work with J2EE.
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Sorry check line 57 instead... Something is null there
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Have you seen what is in 72nd line of your LoginAction's code??
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Maybe somebody can help, if you post the exception :-)
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Probably your bean method call throws an exception and
e.getMessage() returns with null in your catch block.
Retry it with e.printStackTrace() in catch block.
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You should do one of the following:
-Archive your jars to an ear. It probably solves the problem.
-Put your common classes to a separate jar and copy it to
lib directory of your server conf.
Good luck
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004-10-22 16:49:40,995 INFO [STDOUT] at
org.jboss.mq.Connection.doStop(Connection.java:1285)
| 2004-10-22 16:49:40,995 INFO [STDOUT] ... 8 more
Thanks in advance
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What version of JBoss?
ejb/mgmt/MEJB exist only in 4.0
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You should try with get-generated-keys entity-command.
Please post your jbosscmp-jbc.xml
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The answer is in bold part in your message...
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Probably you need to specify an entity-command in your jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
Have you done it?
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It's possible to write non-http servlet, but you need an
appropriate servlet container that can handle it.
Are you sure you want to use J2EE?
As I see, all you need is a plain TCP/IP socket.
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Please post the relevant part of your bean's jbosscmp-jdbc.xml file.
Have you put unknown-pk and entity-command elements to your
descriptor?
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You can configure a connector on port 7001.
Check your_jboss_conf/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat50.sar/server.xml.
But if you want to use HttpServlet you must access it through
http protocol, of course. But it can't be a problem. See URL and
HttpURLConnection classes in J2SE API documentation.
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You should archive your common classes to a jar file and put it
in your ear...
Don't forget to add an entry to your META-INF/application.xml..
|my-common-classes.jar
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I've tried it with the sample application in JBoss Wiki page...
I've looked at the source and seen this:
p.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY, "org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory");
| p.put(Context.URL_PKG_PREFIXES, "jboss.naming:org.jnp.interfaces");
| p.put(Context.PROVID
I think so... It seems the tests don't care about message-destination-link.
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Because it is not supported yet.
Wait for 4.0.1...
You can replace message-destination-ref with resource-env-ref.
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If you want to use JMS and need persistence, you must keep these files.
If you don't need JMS you can remove the jms directory.
If you can't modify these SQL statements succesfully, I recommend you
return to original default configuration and let JBoss use hsqldb for
its own services (don't delete
Maybe there are other issues with your SQL statements...
Try to run them in your database manually and check errors...
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I think the problem is with the CREATE TABLE statement in
ejb-deployer.xml.
You need to change the SQL type "other" to your database's BLOB
type. (I haven't known Informix, but you probably should change it
to "BLOB").
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You don't need to put soap.jar anywhere. The "default", "standard" and
"all" configurations contain SAAJ api, so you can use SOAP from your app.
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I think you haven't change the configuration everywhere...
You need to modify the following files also:
deploy/ejb-deployer.xml
Change DefaultDS to your datasource. Modify CREATE TABLE statement.
(Use BLOB type instead of "other").
uuid-key-generator.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml
Change Default
It's true but you can create your own easily.
You only need to change DefaultDS to your datasource name,
and modify the SQL statements if needed.
You also need to create an informix-jdbc-state-service.xml
in the same way.
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If you want to completely remove hsqldb from JBoss 4.0, you also
need to modify additional xmls...
Check these pages first:
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http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ChangeTheDatabase
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Which version of JBOSS?
In 4.0.0 final jbosscmp-jdbc_4_0.dtd is located at
JBOSS_HOME/docs/dtd
As far as I know it is backward compatible with 3.2.
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I have been trying to verify that HAJMS is functioning well...
I've maked a cluster with two nodes and changed the database
from hsqldb to Oracle. I've deployed hajms-examples.sar and followed
the steps as described in this page:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossMQHA
Everything seems
You should use attribute element instead of depends.
com.intelliden.icos.kernel.event.EVENT_TOPIC
See these pages:
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigQueue
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigTopic
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Hi jojo!
Some tips for tuning CMP entity beans:
- Mark getter methods as read-only (in your jboss.xml)
- Turn on cache (in standardjboss.xml set commit-option to "A")
for your container (Standard CMP 2.x EntityBean)
- Read this article:
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2003/05/28/jboss_opti
I think the extension of your jbdc driver file should be ".jar" instead of ".zip"
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Put jdbc driver to server/your_config/lib directory.
Put a -ds.xml file to server/your_config/deploy directory with
the following content (change the db url).
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| IngresDS
| jdbc:edbc://host:a01/hostname::db
| ca.edbc.jdbc.EdbcDriver
| 5
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| 0
Hi!
I guess it's not possible.
You can try to add a sender id to your messages and your
receiver can sort out them by the id... but it's not exactly what you want.
I recommend you use different queues for senders and your
receiver can listen all of them.
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Are there any way to configure LRUStatefulContextCachePolicy to
never delete passivated SFSBs?
What happens when I set max-bean-life to zero?
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Oops, your ejb-jar seems problematic too.
entity and session elements are missing...
and you don't need to
add table-name and column-name elements here.
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Your jbosscmp-jdbc.xml should look like this:
|java:/ERM
|Oracle8
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|First
|New_First
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| id
| new_id
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| master_name
| new_master_name
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The xml files in META-INF folder are not manifest files...
Manifest file is META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
If you want to add manifest file for a jar, you need to specify the file itself
instead of META-INF folder.
File managers like Total Commander (or mc in linux) are very
useful for extracting/updating
Where is your JNDI lookup code? If in a client application, check
your classpath... jbossall-client.jar should be there.
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Why don't you use servlets for file transfers?
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Please show your client's jndi.properties.
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Yes, BMP beans are cached by default as far as I know.
But if you only access the database through your beans, it
can't cause problems.
anonymous wrote : on the JSP page I have the ability to edit an entry which calls a
set* on the EJB
Are you sure you only update data by calling set methods of
You also need jms service. Use standard or default configuration
instead of minimal.
If you want to create topics or queues, you need to drop an xml
file into deploy directory (file name suffix must be -service.xml).
For samples see
JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/jms/jbossmq-destinations-servi
Hi!
First of all, this question isn't related to JMX.
I don't understand you... why you need to change anything
in web.xml (or ejb.xml) when you install an application from
one environment to another?
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If you need to use multiple keystores, you must create the keystore
programatically. Don't use javax.net.ssl.keyStore property.
You can find an example code here:
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In a BMT (Bean Managed Trandaction) you need to mark the boundaries
of the transaction in your code.
In a CMT (Container Managed Transaction) the EJB container (JBoss :-))
sets the boundaries of the transactions. You can set the transaction attribute of a
bean method in ejb-jar.xml:
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See list() and listBinding() methods in Context interface:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/naming/Context.html
If you don't need to access the list from an application just
want to see it, use JNDIView through jmx-console.
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I think it's not possible... but I can't imagine why you need this.
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Why you don't create a jar from your classes and put it in
lib directory?
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Hi!
As far as I know the argument "-classic" don't work in jdk 1.4.2_05.
But I think the problem is somewhere else...
Why are there two dots in the end of your -Xmx128m argument?
I don't see it in my console when I start JBoss.
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I think something is wrong with your Java plug-in in IE.
You should (re)install it.
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Don't use resource-ref element for configuring datasource for a
CMP bean. You can configure it through jbosscmp-jdbc.xml file.
The default configuration is in
JBOSS_HOME/server/YOUR_CONF/conf/standardjbosscmp-jdbc.xml file
You should set the CMP datasource here:
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Please show your JNDI lookup code.
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Just put war files into deploy directory...
Tomcat is a deployable service in JBoss wich also starts when you
start the server.
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Probably you need to change the value of "name" attribute in
mbean element from "jboss:service=Hypersonic"
to "jboss:service=Hypersonic,database=localDB".
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If you need scheduling jobs, you can use Quartz scheduler.
It's open source and free for commercial use.
You can find it at http://www.opensymphony.com/quartz/
Tutorials:
http://www.opensymphony.com/quartz/tutorial.html
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2004/03/10/quartz.html
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JBOSS_HOME/docs/examples/jca directory
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Hi!
I have a session bean which is sending JMS messages
to a Message Driven Bean.
In ejb-jar.xml I'm using message-destination-link and
message-destination in assembly-descriptor (conformity with ejb 2.1 specification).
How can I specify the real message-destination (for DestinationA)
in jboss.
I need to specify dependencies for a RAR file.
I want to deploy it after deploying a -ds.xml file but I don't
want to use PrefixDeploymentSorter...
Are there any Jboss specific deloyment descriptor for a RAR
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Why the server shuts down when I exiting HSQL db manager?
I'm starting it through jmx-console in JBoss 4.0 RC2
thanks
Robert
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Hi!
My session bean is sending JMS messages to a Message Driven Bean.
In ejb-jar.xml I'm using message-destination-link:
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SendingEJB
...
jms/TopicFactory
javax.jms.TopicConnectionFactory
Container
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