Likewise I generate two interfaces from a single pojo 181 jsr but no stubs. I
noticed the client dir has no
jbossws-client.jar just the 14 version. Posted a topic about that because
wstool.bat refers to it. Don't know if this is the culprit or not.
I installed via the installer jar downloadin
I ran the installer jar and selected to install 'all'.
WSTools.bat refers to .../client/jbossws-client.jar
This jar does not exist.
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do
dbms_java.grant_permission( 'MYUSER', 'SYS:java.net.SocketPermission', '*:*',
'connect,listen,accept,resolve' );
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I thought I was editing a single post not creating duplicates. My bad.
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I'm attempting to create a java stored proc in Oracle that sends a message via
JBoss.
I believe I identified all the depencies and loaded the appropriate JBoss
classes. However, when my java code looks up the ConnectionFactory
[ctx.lookup("ConnectionFactory")], I'm returned a javax.jms.Referen
I'm attempting to create a java stored proc in Oracle that sends a message via
JBoss.
I believe I identified all the depencies and loaded the appropriate JBoss
classes. However, when my java code looks up the ConnectionFactory
[ctx.lookup("ConnectionFactory")], I'm returned a javax.jms.Referen
I'm attempting to create a java stored proc in Oracle that sends a message via
JBoss.
I believe I identified all the depencies and loaded the appropriate JBoss
classes. However, when my java code looks up the ConnectionFactory
[ctx.lookup("ConnectionFactory")], I'm returned a javax.jms.Referen
Oh JBoss 4.0.1
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When I deploy my ear file using the application.xml below two instances of the
Oracle2JBoss.jar and two instances of Oracle2JBossStartup.war are reported in
the Administration Console of JBoss. If I deploy the jar and war separately
only single instances are reported. I'd like this behavior wh
Yes, I have 1.5.0_01, but have not attempted to compile the code in question.
Rather, I've an Ant build that compiles using 1.4.x , creates a jar library and
add that library to my web app.
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public class RMROracleJBossLoginModule
extends UsernamePasswordLoginModule {
...
public void initialize(Subject arg0, CallbackHandler arg1, Map arg2,
Map arg3) {
super.initialize(arg0, arg1, arg2, arg3);
...
}
}
[javac]
C:\code\weblib\src\jav
I'm creating a login module that validate against NOVELL LDAP.
In order to validate I need to create a connection to the LDAP Server.
For performance reasons (new connection overhead is high) I'd like to
get the user's role/groups when they pass authentication.
Since the call to getRoleSets() ha
copy your war/jar file to the default server deploy directory
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