I'm just speaking out loud here, but isn't that the objective of JMS - to
do asynchronous message processing. I don't know if the speed matters in
asynchronous processing. Ofcourse you don't want the response to take ages.
OutOfMemory errors sometimes show up when the java vm runs low on memory.
W
If you are using EJB 2.0 and the local clients, then I think you can get
away with explicit casting as opposed to narrowing.
Thanks,
RS
triathlon98
If a class cannot be found, it will usually throw a ClassNotFoundException.
A NoClassDefFoundError error means that the RealmBase class was found, but
one of the classes it depends on can not be found. I believe it's the
classloaders that are giving you grief. I wonder if you need to add any
other
Did you set the JAVA_HOME variable?
Apparently it cannot seem to find the Main class in tools.jar. This class
is used to compile the jsp file that displays the jmx-console.
If you have set the JAVA_HOME variable and still get the error, then add
tools.jar to the classpath.
Also, I believe in JBos
For setting up virtual hosts with Jetty:
http://jetty.mortbay.com/jetty/doc/virtualHosts.html
As for the solemn oath, no question is stupid until you know the answer :-)
RS
I don't know much about Jetty, but if you are using JBoss with Tomcat, you
could add your virtual host in the tomcat configuration file.
Check out the Host element in server.xml.
myhost.com
And then add an entry in the DNS or your hosts file (good for quick
testing)
RS
Add an element.
myhost.com
RS
poo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thought I'll add to the email below. When still with embedded Tomcat, if I
change the port from 8080 to 80 (tomcat41-service.xml), it works. Has
anyone faced this problem before?
Thanks,
RS
I have unzipped jboss-3.0.4_tomcat-4.1.12 and tried to run(.bat) JBoss. But
I get an exception saying embedded Tomcat couldn't bind to 8080 (address
already in use). So I checked using netstat and there was no service
listening on port 8080.
Also to be doubly sure that there wasn't anything listeni
