The changes are saved in the DB
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anonymous wrote : If a user signs onto one machine then to another, I want to
invalidate the first session
What do you mean by "machine" ? Are you running a cluster ? Single Sign On is
about sharing authentification accross multiple web apps.
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You should NEVER touch files in the work dir, this is a JBoss. If you need to
redeploy a war that's in an ear, you've got to redploy the whole ear.
To disable hot deploy
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Edit jboss-service.xml under server/xxx/conf to disable hot deploy.
shutown.bat/shutdown.sh
You should read the docs ...
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You just have to drop the ear (or sar or whatever) and voila it is deployed. No
authentification is required by JBoss to do that.
If you want to secure this, you can either disable hot deployment or restrict
write access to the deploy dir.
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It means that your EJB packaging isn't valid, you should see another message
explaining what's wrong on the console.
This could come from ejb-jar.xml, wrong interface ...
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ROOT.war is exploded an you can add static files while the server is running.
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Ok, thank you for this fast reply !
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I'm not accessing UserModule but I got the same exception in a portlet when I
tried to use my own SessionFactory, so my solution might apply to your case.
Try to edit jboss-portlet.xml to add a "transaction" element :
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Hello,
I use portal and forum version 2.2.1 RC2 and I have a small issue with forum
navigation. Maybe someone here can help me out.
What I need is to edit the root name of my forum. At the moment it is empty and
therefore the user cannot click it, so the only way to get there is to use the
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If you use the defaut config (I mean if you just install JBoss and don't edit
the config), everthing printed in System.out will be shown in the console.
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This is the easy part with JBoss : you just have to drop the ear in the deploy
dir ! Use FTP, NFS or whatever is avaible to copy a file on a remote host
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You can use the ROOT webapp for this purpose, simply put your /img dir under
/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar/ROOT.war
Your images will be available under http://host/img/pic.jpg
I let you guess the right path for hrefs ;)
Good luck
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Out of the box JBoss allows to hot deploy (or hot redeploy) EARs (among other
things). If you use packaged ear (single file) just drop the new release in the
deploy dir. If you use an exploded ear, I 'think' you have to change what you
need to change, and then touch the application.xml file.
So
Most API classes are in jboss-j2ee.jar
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In almost all my projetcts I user the following packaging structure and it
works fine :
- All JARs, WARs, SARs... at EAR root level
- Nothing classpath related in MANIFEST.MFs
- All modules are in the application.xml eg :
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This might come from wrong transaction demarcation between insert and select.
Do you let JTA manage transactions or are you starting/committing/rollbacking
them yourself with the Hibernate Transaction object ?
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If you have create a datasource, you have added a oracle-ds.xml (for instance)
into your /deploy directory. This is the file you need to edit, adding a
whatever
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I have no idea why you would do that but the best thing to do would be to try
by yourself :)
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My personnal experience so I might be biased and/or wrong :
If you need to expose services through RMI, JMS and SOAP, if you need
transactions, security, connection pooling, POJO/Entity caching, clustering
(and more) you can indeed do just fine using Tomcat + a few frameworks. But
enventually yo
As far a I know (and as far as I understand the sources), the default page for
the CMS portlet is configured at portlet level. I would like to be able to
override it at instance level (using instance preferences for instance).
The idea is to have multipe CMS instances displaying their own start p
Add a param element
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I *think* you also need to include the xerces.jar supplied with jdom in your
app's classpath.
Have you tried to run your app outside of Jboss, with only jdom.jar on the
classpath ?
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Your jdom.jar library must be declared in your application.xml, not in in the
manifest.
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This is what I do and it works fine : all server side classes are packaged in
jars wich are in the ear.
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An other approach would be to create 2 ears (one prod, one test), using Ant for
instance. This is what I use to do, my build script would create each WARs,
JARs EARs etc. with appropriate config files for the 2 environnements.
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The file were the wrong login page is configured is
portal-server.war/WEB-INF/web.xml
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You can either create the page /errorpages/wronglogin.html or edit
Somehow your application archive got corrupted. This happens if you store it in
CVS without marking it as a binary file because CVS will try to do keywords
substitution in your archive.
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8s is a long time, looks like the client is trying to connect to a machine that
doesn't exist. After the timeout has expired it somehow manages to reach the
server. Several server names in your config files ?
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If I understand correctly, our WS (Web start) app will need to interact with
the server (eg sending http requests), so your web app (server side) will need
some classes to.
Basically you should split your classes into 3 jars :
my-client.jar contains the classes only needed by the client
my-serve
I'm a newbie so please correct me if I'm wrong but I think you should package
your app as an EAR containing your WAR + an HAR.
The HAR should contain your mapping files + a hibernate-service.xml. This file
is the descriptor to a mBean where you put configuration stuff for your session
factory (d
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