I'm deploying an internal application on a machine that cannot make outside
connections. How do I force Xerces to not attempt to download dtd files from remote
machines and not attempt to validate the xml deployment descriptor against a dtd?
Regards,
Thad Smith
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The problem was that my hsqldb localDB had become corrupt (I use it for message
persistance). I fixed it by deleting the localDB* files in the server//data/hypersonic
directory. JBoss recreated the database after restarting and it's now fixed.
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I have a MDB that receives a message and then creates two messages that it delivers
onto two different queues. This system will eventually (if I ever get it there)
receive hundreds of thousands of messages an hour, so it's important I figure this
out. When I put a few hundred messages onto the M
I'm developing an application that uses JBoss 3.2.4 as a EAI/workflow server. Here's
my situation:
I have a stateless session bean (call it Bean1) which is called every 30 seconds to
look for new requests from a db table (I know...it's polling...no way around it). It
reads a max of 5000 new row
Is it possible to manually disable a component from running on a particular server
running in a clustered environment? For instance, if I have a MDB deployed on two
machines, I want to be able to turn one of them off/disable it from receiving messages
and let the other handle all of the work.
V
