Hi,
I have two entity beans with the same jndi name. Is there a prefix to jndi so
that the beans can be seen diferently? I do not want to assign different names
to the beans.
Thanks
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Hi,
I'm receiving this exception and I do not know how to solve it. I'm using JBoss
4.0.2.
Socket error caused by remote host /127.0.0.1
java.net.SocketException: Software caused connection abort: socket write error
at java.net.SocketOutputStream.socketWrite0(Native Method)
at
Hi,
To be more explicitly: I'm receiving the exception when I try to use the
AdminClient (org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient) to process my undeploy.wsdd.
Can anyone help me?
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I solved the problem by passing the port number to the process methof of the
AdminClient object.
AdminClient admin = new AdminClient();
admin.process(new String[] { -p, 80, undeploy.wsdd });
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thanks, it worked
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Hello,
My JUnit tests are not running any more. I receive AxisFault Exception and
connection time out. I have changed the default port number of the JBoss
Server, by changing the jboss-services.xml and server.xml files and afterward I
have received the exception. Does anyone know which files
Hi everyone,
I want to call a WebService and I'm using folowing code:
String soapURL =
https://localhost:8443/axis/services/XMLAccess;;
Service service = new Service();
Call call = service.createCall();
So, I have changed the server.xml file to use the port 80. My connector tag
looks like that:
!-- A HTTP/1.1 Connector on port 80 --
So, when I start the JBoss server on my machine, I can access it with
http://localhost or http://localhost:80 is the same thing. But when I'm trying
to
Hello,
Now it works :). Thanks alot. I have set the firewall, with permissions for
port 80.
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I have found the solution on my own by reading more carefully this forum. So
who wants to know:
The index.html file can be found on \deploy\jbossweb-tomcat55.sar\ROOT.war of
your jboss directory. And you can change it to redirect to your application
pages by inserting a meta tag:
meta
Hi everyone,
I need help: How can I get the URL of the previous pages? I want to know from
where the request is coming. I'm guessing by using the pageContext object but I
did'nt find a solution.
Thank you.
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Hi,
I have a problem: I start the JBoss server on a computer(p1) and I want to
access it from onother computer(p2) but the page cannot be found. I have tried
like this:
http://p1
The server runs on port 80 so I have tried also http://p1:80, but still no
result.
Thank you
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Thank for your answer, but I want to get it running on port 80, so that's why I
have changed myself the
{jboss.home}/server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar/server.xml and the
jboss-service.xml files. I want to use the 80 port because I want that everyone
can access my project and I think
Hello
I don'nt know how to change the start page of JBoss. I want to redirect it to
another page of my project, so when someone acceses http://localhost:8080/ I
want to redirect to the login page of my project.
Another question: How can I change the port? I want to set the port to 80, and
the
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