I there a straight-forward way to configure the RMI client conversation with an
EJB to be overt a secure connection so I don't have to encrypt the individual
pieces of data that I pass as arguments?
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Sorry for the basic question, but with the JBoss 4.x / Tomcat bundle,
where do I find a jar with the javax.servlet package for J2EE 1.4.
Under J2EE 1.3 I could just use the jar in the Sun distribution. But under
J2EE 1.4 I don't see anything that isn't bunder with Sun's ap server.
The JBoss J2E
Thanks so much.
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Well, I still can't figure it out but I have narrowed down the issues some.
No problem running JBoss 3.6 in debugging mode.
Identical problem running either JBoss 4.0.0 or JBoss 4.0.1
Falling back to the 1.4 JDK doesn't help.
Still hoping for some insight from you JBoss experts out there.
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When I enable debugging and launch JBoss 4.0.1 (Windows XP Pro SP2 & JDSK 5.0),
there is no cpu activity and no logging output once the message "Listening for
transport dt_socket at address: 8787" is echoed.
I'm assuming it is some sort of config problem at my end but wonder if anybody
has an
I'll look into that. Any chance you can point me towards the doc on how to do this?
Additionally, I see large slowdowns in other operations. For example, under 3.2 my
intra-jvm local and remote jndi lookups were 141 and 172 ms for 10,000 ops.
Under 4.0, the same code requires 2,766 and 18,297
Under JBoss 3.x there was very little difference in the performance of invoking an EJB
with a local vs remote interface as long as the ejb was, in fact, in the same jvm.
JBoss seemed to have good optimization of the remote interface. For example, the cost
for 10,000 creates of a trivial sessio
I have compiled and deployed the same four application to two different servers (Wind
Xp Pro SP1, JBoss 3.2.5/Tomcat, JDK 1.4.2, J2EE 1.3). However one (and only one) of
the applications bombs on only one of the servers complaining about my jsp (see
below). Any ideas or suggestions as to what
My take on it is that while the JBoss folks charge for documentation they really
aren't all that committed to it. After all it isn't as much fun as programming :-)
It's too bad because the software is good but the doc just can't compare in quality to
BEA's for example.
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