no solution found: we invalidate the session and force the user to login again
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Using Tomcat but need t
Hi,
I am experiencing a very critical problem: a mdb stop processing the messages
published on its queue after having received (working accordingly) a randomic
numer a messages.
I have to restart the AS to have it working again. Also creating a new instance
of the MDB from the jmx-console work
I am using JBoss 4.0.3SP1
MDB use the configuration "Singleton Message Driven Bean"
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After updating the password on the db (through an ejb business method) I get a
Security Exception (complaining about the wrong password).
Note that I disabled caching of security credentials (DefaultCacheTimeout=0)
I am wondering how to go around this problem.
Do I have to invalidate the sessi
I solved the problem myself ;-)
JBoss 4.0.x is coming with JavaMail 1.3.1 which does not support TLS
(introduced in JM 1.3.2!)
just update mail.jar in the lib directory with the 4 jar of the new JavaMail
and all the new features will work seamlessly including TLS
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Hi,
I have looked on the internet for a long time without finding any information
on the configuration of the mail service of jboss
I need to send an email from an EJB through a smpt server which requires TLS
authentication. I tried different configurations. It seems that jboss mail
service si
