Hi there,
I solved this problem and tested it with different configurations. The trick is
not to specify the PROVIDER_URL property but the "jnp.partitionName" property.
I added this to the wiki:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossHAJNDIUseCluster
Regards,
Martin
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"JerryGauth" wrote : Does your PROVIDER_URL property specify the HA-JNDI port?
For example,
| jnp://localhost:1100
|
Yes it does, bindAddress contains "jnp://IPADDRESS:1100" (PROVIDER_URL is just
the key taken from the javax.naming.Context interface). As I said, it works
perfectly for a re
"JerryGauth" wrote : I don't have any information on your problem, just an
observation about the Global Namespace in the JNDIView mbean.
|
| The Global Namespace is unrelated to HA-JNDI; it's a store for local JNDI
bindings. So if you bind something in HA-JNDI, it won't appear there. Of
c
Hi there,
I searched the forums, the wiki and the web and found no solution, so I post my
question.
Configuration: JBoss: 4.0.3SP1, OS: Redhat Enterprise (AMD64), single machine,
one JBoss installation. The cluster has two nodes (represented by two servers),
bound to different IP-addresses via
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : The java ee component jars in the ear can use a
manifest Class-Path to pickup thirdparty jars.
Thanks for your reply, that will solve our current problem. Just out of
curiosity, are there plans to expand the list of registered listers?
Regards,
Martin
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"joey.watson" wrote : Hi
|
| Just Want to know do there have some ways can save my time when I develop
Java project. Because if I did any modify to Java file or JSP file. I have to
compile and deploy my project again. I know for Tomcat , Just set the class
path to compile, and just compi
Hi there,
Background:
We want to deploy all (non third party) libs in the ear file. Some MBeans (also
deployed in the ear file) need jars from the ear on their classpaths.
For MBeans the classpath can be defined via the classpath xml tag in the
*-service.xml file. It's attribute codebase takes
it may be a bit late... the only service your mbean should depend on is the
queue you are connecting to (queues are also defined as mbeans), this should do.
regards,
martin
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"lapoutre" wrote :
| is TomcatClusteringCache performant to store and replicate sessions ??
| Is that takes much resources ???
|
Have a look at
http://docs.jboss.org/jbossas/jboss4guide/r4/html/cluster.chapt.html#clustering-http-state
>From my experience session replication has indeed an
"itchytoes" wrote : Hi -- I created a farm-service.xml and copied in the
following from the JBOSS 4.0 docs:
| However, the service will not start because I keep getting an error about
"FlterInstance" attribute not configured.
|
| any suggestions?
| Thanks
|
I had the same p
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