Hello,
Problem solved. My web application was using the same url as the webservices,
so a call to http://pclf:8080/cbb-ovam/Processor?wsdl was handled by my web-app
which resulted in a HTTP 404.
I changed the url of my web-app and now the webservices are available through
the url provided by
Hello,
I using JBoss 4.0.3 on windows XP.
I have created 2 webservices with EJB endpoints. The EJB's work fine (I have
tested them from my webapp) and I have the impression the webservices are
installed correctly
1) based on this excerpt from the server log
| 2005-10-25 08:49:05,140 DEBUG [
Problem solved.
I did not get any of those errors in my ejb-layer, but was passing the Timer
object directly to my web-layer through the local ejb interface. I guess the
Timer objects are restricted to the ejb-layer, so using them in the web-layer
cause exactly that IllegalStateException. Actua
Hello,
I am experiencing erroneous behaviour in the use of the ejb.Timer objects on
JBoss 4.0.3RC2.
Whenever I call one of the Timer methods (like getInfo()) I get an exception
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot obtain inMethodFlag for: Timer.getInfo
|
org.jboss.ejb.AllowedOperationsAss
Hi,
I have created an exploded ear application directory structure, to test jboss
deployment. If i put the directory structure in the 'deploy' directory of my
server, the application is deployed correctly.
But if I deploy it from another directory (c:/vss/myapp/myapp.ear), I get an
error:
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