Here we are. What's JBoss got to do with orion-ejb-jar.xml? Nothing!
What you need is jbosscmp-jdbc.xml for customizing the database mapping.
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"schmidts" wrote :
| SELECT t0_o."countyNbr", t0_o."districtNbr" FROM DISTRICT t0_o WHERE
(t0_o."districtNbr" = 99);
this should read:
| SELECT t0_o."countyNbr", t0_o."districtNbr" FROM DISTRICT t0_o WHERE
(t0_o."distr
Check whether your table DISTRICT really has mixed uppercase/lowercase column
names (countyNbr, districtNbr). If so, those column names should be surrounded
by quotation marks ("countyNbr", "districtNbr").
You might want to try something like this in SQLPLUS:
DESC DISTRICT
SELECT t0_o."countyNbr
Why can't you use the Tomcat server that is integrated with JBoss?
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Your solution is correct and works. EJB-QL is very limited.
But for performance reasons you might want to issue a single query to database
and let the database do the work in one round-trip.
A JBoss-specific approach can be seen in
http://docs.jboss.org/jbossas/jboss4guide/r3/html/ch11.chapter.
CMR can only be used with local interfaces.
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Might be a driver issue.
Did you update the JDBC driver, too? (http://jdbc.postgresql.org/download.html)
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scp to a different directory and then move/rename the file.
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"Dumbledore" wrote : Thanks for the reply.
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| Okay, so this iterator doesn't behave as described in the java-api-docs?
The iterator is of the type java.util.Iterator.
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| Where can I learn more about this topic?
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EJB spec, section 10.3.6 gives more details.
BTW, there's a subtle y
How could the admin console know about problems with your application if the
application did not yet execute?
Besides watching the server logs carefully while deploying and running, there's
no way around testing every single application to ensure that it still as
expected.
And, by any means, t
FWIW, I once had a similiar requirement (automatic login of web user). My
pragmatic and simple solution then was to automatically submit a hidden form
via javascript. Not really charming, but acceptable for an intranet-type
application.
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"schmidts" wrote : Besides timestamp issues, check if you still have hot
deployment properly enabled your configuration.
... enabled in your custom configuration.
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Besides timestamp issues, check if you still have hot deployment properly
enabled your configuration.
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"gmorette" wrote : is it possible to deploy a web application and make this
application write a file
| in her own WEB-INF directory ?
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| it seems that JBOSS not expanded the War as Tomcat do.
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Then deploy the WAR as an unpacked directory structure.
"gmorette" wrote :
| But a lot
In the deployment-descriptor of your SessionBean you either declare wether to
use container managed or bean managed transaction demarcation.
In case of container managed transaction, check if the trans-attribute is e.g.
"Required".
In case of bean managed TX, programmatically obtain the UserTra
When speaking of the Oracle DATE type:
You are going to loose precision when mapping java.util.Date to DATE.
The former has a resolution of milliseconds, the latter only keeps full
seconds. You might better want to map java.util.Date to Oracle's TIMESTAMP(3)
type.
http://www.oracle.com/technolo
The invocation of OracleResultSetImpl.getLong() that is shown in the stacktrace
puzzles me. It seems that it's not JBoss' CMP engine that is calling this
method. Instead the stacktrace tells that KingPackageGeneratorProcess is
calling this directly.
Anyway, using java.util.Date with Oracle work
-Xmx? http://java.sun.com/docs/performance/
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Is there any strong reason at all to use case-preserving create-table DDL in
the first place?
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Let your Oracle DBA have a look at this.
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SF e
IMHO using CMR accessors for retrieving the objects on the many-side of a
relationship instead of using a finder could yield better performance in
certain scenarios.
Here's why: the persistence manager always has to sync all in-memory changes of
persistent objects to the database right before e
very similiar problem here: works fine on 3.2.4, but fails in 4.0.1RC1 (no
other version tried so far).
sorry, no details available - I've reverted to 3.2.4 again because of lack of
time.
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"ricardovm" wrote :
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|ctx.getUserTransaction().begin();
|TestLocal t = home.findByPrimaryKey(id);
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"LaLiLuna" wrote : First I have a different proposal. Use a ValueObject design pattern
instead of calling all the getters. This is only one getter and you get a
Hi,
I'm trying to update from JBoss 3.2.4 to 3.2.6 and I experience the same problem. (At
least I think so at this moment)
Before producing length details, I just wanted to check whether this bug might also
exist in 3.2.6. Bug #1040200 says that it's been fixed on the JBoss-4 branch. What
abou
Check out the "audit" element in http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jbosscmp-jdbc_3_2.dtd
and see if "updated-by" and "updated-time" is what you are looking for.
As you stated, Entity Beans need to be put in a JAAS security domain to make this make
- otherwise you cannot retrieve the principal.
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Sounds like the application only works correctly if it can connect to an X11 server.
Nothing JBoss specific, check out http://www.jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=96
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http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.org/doc/english/index.html
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Set system property java.awt.headless to true, either in your own code or at JBoss
startup.
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In many RDBMs "USER" is a reserved word and thus not available as a table name. Don't
know about hsqldb though. YMMV.
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See
http://localhost:8080/jmx-console/HtmlAdaptor?action=inspectMBean&name=jboss.system%3Aservice%3DMainDeployer
And invoke deploy(java.net.URL) providing the URL of the component you want to deploy.
Works fine for me.
(Actually, this could be also done programmatically without using the jmx-co
Yes, guessing that PostgreSQL does not support transparent encryption on the database
server side, you'd have to implement this in your application. EjbLoad() and
ejbStore() could be the key in an implementation where you'd extend the default
behaviour of CMP.
Check section 10.3.9 of the EJB 2.
You can avoid deployment failures because of incomplete files by first copying
(ftp'ing, whatever) the file to a separate directory (on the same filesystem) and then
just moving it into the deployment directory.
For remote deployments without accessing the filesystem of the application server
A
Regarding passwords, you can use one-way encryption (e.g. using MD5) and store only
store/compare the results.
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The primary key is missing in the insert statement.
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