Hello, i'm not sure where to ask this but i think this place might be ok.
Anyway, i was wondering how session beans can have transaction control when *I*
have total control over what happens inside a session bean's method.
For example, my whole session bean method could consist of a large try/c
thanks for all the help.
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omg... is that a Log4j conflict? When I do System.out.println instead of
log.info I don't see double results. What's up with that (besides me being a
dumbass)?
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OK I got the Trace log. This is real big so I just started a page or so above
the time where the MDB gets the first message and stopped after a few messages
were received. Tell me if this isn't enough information:
| 2005-06-07 17:17:22,093 TRACE [org.jboss.mq.il.uil2.SocketManager] Begin
i
| 16:17:35,593 DEBUG [SpyDestinationObjectFactory] getObjectInstance
SpyDestinationObjectFactory->getObjectInsta
| nce()
| 16:17:35,593 DEBUG [SpyConnectionFactoryObjectFactory] getObjectInstance
Extracting SpyConnectionFactory from
| reference
| 16:17:35,609 DEBUG [SpyConnectionFactor
let me add that the producer is in a servlet that is on the same computer as
JBoss (maybe i already said that).
Thanks for any help.
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oh yeah, here's the code that's receiving the message:
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| public void onMessage(Message message) {
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| try {
| log.info(this.toString() + " got this message: " +
((TextMessage) message).getText());
| } catch (Exception e) {
| e.printStackT
I hope this isn't a generic J2EE thing but right now I"m experiencing this
problem where I send one message through a servlet and my MDB receives every
message twice. This is a queue. This is the output:
| 11:06:28,359 INFO [STDOUT] write Sending message: This is message 1
| 11:06:28,375
Alright, I promise to try that first thing in the morning. Thanks a lot for
sticking with me through this whole thing. If it doesn't work I hope you won't
give up on me :)
Just FYI, i do have two stateless session beans working right now with JBoss.
The only way i could get them to work was
to tell you the truth i don't know. Another employee set this up and I'm not
at work right now so I can't check. Would you mind explaining what led you to
believe what you just said?
Thanks,
Dan
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Go to JMX Console. Click on the link representing
"JNDIView" and "list()" should list all the objects bound in JNDI. If your
object is not bound, something wrong with config.
If by object, you mean my MDB then yeah it shows up. Also it mentions the
queue that i
I'm using JBOSS 4.0.2RC1
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I'm getting a namenotfoundexception when I"m trying to execute this line:
Destination destination =
| (Queue)
jndiContext.lookup("java:comp/env/queue/TestMessageQueue");
I really don't understand why because when jboss starts up it says this:
| 19:38:29,500 INFO [TestMe
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