You need to setup the InitialContext properties
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Of course, use your own logging .
It allows to have your log to be more application specific.
Instead, jboss log is more jboss (server) specific.
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Regarding jsr77 names, although it is now clearer how to identify the jsr77
root domains, I think we could consider leaving inside the
'jboss.management.local' domain only the jsr77 generated mbeans, and take
outside the 2 manager services. So
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JBoss uses org.jboss.mx.util.MBeanProxyExt itself. For the average JMX user,
javax.management.MBeanServerInvocationHandler seems like the correct interface
to use and sufficiently good.
Is there some reason to use one over the other, besides the additional features
of MBeanProxyExt? Is one
Hi,
I want to use log4j logging for my application.
I have two options.
- Use the existing logging service provided by jboss ( it essentially menas use
the log4j instance created by jboss)
- Use my own log4j service (create my own instance)
I had a look into the following article which explains
Hi all,
I've an error when I want to get Member from
jboss.cache:service=TomcatClusteringCache :
| # ./twiddle.sh get 'jboss.cache:service=TomcatClusteringCache' Members
|
| 16:31:04,672 ERROR [Twiddle] Exec failed
| java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException
| at
If I want to deploy Annotation based service (@Service rather than using
META-INF/jboss-service.xml, I have to name the extension .ejb3 for it to
deploy and work. It seems like if I name it .sar it never looks for @Service
annotated classes.
Now I need to deploy a service archieve which is
Hi,
I developed my first MBean following this example:
http://www.huihoo.com/jboss/online_manual/3.0/ch13s26.html
I wrapped everything in a .sar file including the /meta-inf/jboss-service.xml.
I'm running the latest JBoss appserver. I did put the .sar file in the hot
deploy folder. I then got
Hi,
Is it possible (with the right variable-type) to create a dropdownbox (or some
other list with choices, from which one can be selected) in the jmx-MBean-View
of the jmx-console?
If so, what variable would that be?
Thanx!
Frank...
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META-INF/ needs to be in capital!
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Not possible. You'd have to take the jmx-console code and extend it yourself to
to this.
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Ok, thanks for the fast answer!
Regards,
Frank...
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Dimitris, thank you very much for your time and providing me a direction.
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Yes, spawn a thread (if the previous run is not still executing) and do the job
there if you want more accurate scheduling. If I remember correclty, this
scheduler doesn't have a thread pool, so the same thread is used to execute a
schedule. If you hold up this thread 5 hours, your are toast.
1. Does all MBeans run in same JVM?
yes
2. May (is it recommended) I start new threads in my custom developed?
sure
3. Can I from my custom developed MBean reach a queue/MDB which my application
can reach?
yes
4. Can I from my application put things on a Queue/MDB which can be reached
from
I was actually wrong; this is fixed *after* 4.03SP1, so it'll come with
4.0.4RC1. I actually tested it and I can see the notification, with CTRL-C
pressed.
An easy way to tests this is by including this service (e.g. in
deploy/monitoring-service.xml):
| mbean
I'm new to JMB and Jboss and have a few questions:
1. Does all MBeans run in same JVM?
2. May (is it recommended) I start new threads in my custom developed?
3. Can I from my custom developed MBean reach a queue/MDB which my application
can reach?
4. Can I from my application put things on a
Darn, this is happening much more frequently than I realized:
2006-01-21 10:56:31,895 INFO [FileTxrCollectorTimetra]
FileTxrCollectorTimetra.getStats(): elapsed time in seconds = 6986.0
2006-01-21 15:23:34,992 INFO [RodentBean] beginning date Fri Jan 20 00:00:00
GMT 2006, end date Sat Jan 21
Oops, sorry about that, looks like the forum software swallowed the XML tags.
In that prior post, the three listed values are all attribute tags, for
InitialStartDate, SchedulePeriod and InitialRepetitions, respectively.
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Sorry for so many posts at once, my brain is finally kicking in after I
overdosed on sugar. I think I'm understanding what you may have meant by fixed
period vs fixed rate: X milliseconds after last interation finishes vs every X
milliseconds. But even if that was the case, at worst I should
The org.jboss.system.server.stopped notification appears to only be emitted if
ServerImpl.halt/halt(exitcode) is called.
Given that server shutdown can be precipitated by the shutdown and exit methods
on the same class in addition to a signal sent by Ctrl+C and/or kill depending
on your
I think I've fixed this in 4.0.3SP1:
JBAS-2483, allow jboss to restart with an exit(10).
Improve logged messages to trace the shutdown execution path,
move shutdown notification to the shutdown hook
(avoid duplicate notifications/don't notify when halting), retain the
exit code when
Hello,
I got the following error when I try to use an MBean.
16:34:59,225 ERROR [MyTesterBean] testJMX()
java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException
at $Proxy40.isRegistered(Unknown Source)
The code looks like this:
InitialContext initialContext = new
The subject did not print correctly...
I know we have tried this with JBoss 4.0.3 (and had the same results), but I am
not sure if that was SP1 or not. I will verify this...
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I tried the UserAccounts service. When deployed it on 4.0.3SP1, it failed to
deploy the org.ii.jaas.har archive. It expected the jboss-service.xml file to
be present. After packaging hibernate-service.xml as META-INF/jboss-service.xml
in the har file, I was able to deploy it. However when
Dimitris, thank you for the reply. I want to make sure I understand what you
are saying. I've seen in the past when the scheduler tries to start up an
MBean method that is already running from a previous execution; we print out a
message in this case already running and simply terminate. So
jiwils wrote : I know we have tried this with JBoss 4.0.3 (and had the same
results), but I am not sure if that was SP1 or not. I will verify this...
Okay, I have the same problem in 4.0.3sp1, but its because I am not using the
MBean methods to shutdown (in all cases). I am using both Ctrl+C
jiwils wrote : Is there any way we could have the shutdown hook send the
notification? Then, it could be coded in one place (not the three methods),
and I'll be sure it get it in the Ctrl+C and kill cases too.
In looking at the Runtime.halt method Javadoc, it does look like it might be
I went ahead and created a JIRA issue.
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-2697
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I too am looking for the same information. Did you find it? Where?
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re,
I tried the following dependencies each alone, and all together
| depends
optional-attribute-name=Invokerjboss.mq:service=Invoker/depends
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http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossService
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ExampleHelloWorldService
You'll need to code the registration to JNDI yourself, though, it's not
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Accessing mbeans remotely (r/w attributes, invoke operations) will not be a
problem, as long as the exhanged data is serializalbe (which is normal).
The problem you see is when asking for the MBeanInfo of mbeans. JBoss
internally uses ModelMBeanInfo (an extension of MBeanInfo) that contains
Hello,
A reply to an old message, I know... but I still hope someone is watching :-)
I am having the same ordering problem... Example:
UnzipDir
Bcc2
Bcc4
Date
Bcc1
EmailAdres
...
As you can understand, I would like to see at least the Bcc attributes in the
right order... The problem is that I
Hi,
I want to have a example illustrated how to call a local EJB inside a mbean,
can any one help?
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John
Toronto
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This should be not different to calling an EJB remotely, just look in the local
java: jndi namespace for its exposed home interface.
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Dimitris,
Sorry to say that JDK 1.5 is being used on both ends. Thanks for the help. I
will open a defect report and look forward to seeing the fix soon. thank you
- Andy Gordon
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : This should be not different to calling an EJB
remotely, just look in the local java: jndi namespace for its exposed home
interface.
Not really or I don't get it.
a local EJB can be called in a servlet, as long as the jndi-link defined
correctly in web.xml and
We have a large application that is completely schedule driven. We use the
varia scheduler to run the schedules. We do very verbose logging; at the
bottom of this note is a snippet from yesterday. Notice that it took a 4 1/2
hr break starting at 16:25. This most certainly is not
I am seeing behavior that is against the JMX specification for monitors sending
duplicate notifications AFAIK. For instance...
Once sent, Counter monitors should not send until the new threshold is reached.
Once a low threshold is sent, Gauge monitors should not send again until the
high
I try to depoly my MBean to Jboss 4.0.x server.
I got the following error:
--- MBeans waiting for other MBeans ---
ObjectName: adzilla.com:service=Graph
State: FAILED
Reason: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jrobin/core/RrdDb
--- MBEANS THAT ARE THE ROOT CAUSE OF THE PROBLEM ---
This is classic. Answering my own problem. I hope this helps others.
I found the problem and it was my fault, not a JBoss bug thank heavens! I
registered the AlertCollectorMBean twice by accident using
MBeanServer.addNotificationListener(). I figured it was smart enough to
prevent
I suspect this may be due to the scheduler working in a fixed-period mode
rather than fixed-rate mode. If this is the case, you could spawn a thread to
do the actual processing.
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Since you are doing a lot with jmx notifications you may consider using the
following baseclass that lets you subscribe declaratively to any notification
in the system:
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just embed the .jar in the .sar
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There is no jndi-link to declare it. Just use JNDIView through jmx-console to
find where the ejb you want to access binds to (either the java: or the global
namespace) and use this name when looking up the ejb,
e.g. if I deploy docs/examples/jmx/ejb-management.jar
i get this binding:
| +-
It's a jboss implementation detail that you can access a local ejb from another
deployment. In general this is not possible except from a j2ee component that
has declared an ejb-local-ref and bound this using an ejb-link. Such cross
deployment usage requires a remote interface. If they are
Staff at JB\oss,
SInce I haven't received a response that tells me how to either:
1) circumvent the problem and gain access to MBeanInfo for allJBoss MBean
attributes thru RMI
2) Enter the problem in JIRA,
I plan to enter the problem in JIRA tomorrow unless told otherwise. I am
Hi,
I am porting my application from JRun to jboss. I have added the following
lines to jrun.xml for using JRun service:
service class=TaskDriver name=TaskService
attribute name=bindToJNDItrue/attribute
service
TaskDriver is a java class which extends jrunx.kernel.ServiceAdapter and
Hi All,
In my research, I am trying to extend the JBoss. Initially, I want to forward a
request (for one workflow) between different instances of the JBoss.
My doubt at the moment is: For this, I need to study only the JMX? The
documentation of the JBoss concerning the JMX is enough or it´s
Statement of Problem
==
How to use to EJB 3.0 Stateless Session Bean from within a JBoss Service.
Scenario
===
1. I have created a LoginModule which I am packaging as a SAR DynamicConfig
MBean. The LoginModule internally calls Stateless Session bean to authenticate
userid and
I would like to list all the database connections that are active and being
used. Is there a way to get this information from JBoss?
If this is possible at all, I would like to get the active SQL queries that are
running from JBoss.
Would appreciate your answer.
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I have an ear with several jars (normal and EJB) and wars inside.
When I redeploy a jar and flush the Repository, there are still the old classes
loaded. This is like you described above that you have no control over the
classloading inside the jvm.
But is there no way to cut all references to
Yeap, this is bug! The problem appears when the BarrierController is destroyed
*before* the 'stop' notification has been received:
|protected void destroyService()
|{
| // unsubscribe for notifications
| unsubscribe();
|
| try
| {
| //
I can think now of many solutions, but none without some coding. A relatively
easy one is to write an extra mbean with just an exposed stop() operation that
emits a notification of yours. Then deploy this mbean in the same file with the
BarrierController, and point to that mbean/notification
Hi All,
Listed below is a cut and paste of the exception I received from running
Twiddle with JBoss-4.0.3. JBAS-1268 looks like the same problem but is reported
to have been fixed in 4.0.2. With 4.0.3 I get the same exception when running
twiddle. Running it both ways as described below
This is probably normal, since the LookupPool attribute of type
org.jboss.util.threadpool.BasicThreadPoolMBean contains an MBeanProxyExt that
is not serializable, and this is attempted to be carried over to the client
side as part of the attribute Descriptor.
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Dimitris,
Thank you for the quick response.
If you don't mind I'd like to inquire into what probably means.
I also am interested in understanding my choices for accessing this MBean as
well as others.
The same error occurred running Twiddle attempting to access the
deploymentScanner
Hi All,
Hopefully someone will be able to clue me in to how to resolve this problem.
Supposedly it was fixed by JBAS-1787 but it doesn't look like it to me.
I am trying to query and get mbeanInfo for all mbeans in JBoss using RMI.
I get an nullPointerException when I attempt method
No, it works fine, just did a:
| twiddle info jboss.jca:service=ManagedConnectionFactory,name=DefaultDS
|
Look in twiddle.bat to find the correct JVM/classpath settings for the client.
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Hi, Id like to disable a mbean from starting up until I want it to. The actual
case is that the MBean references a file that will not be available till the
server starts and the client enters the value(which could be many days after
the server started, so i cant use a depends on my EAR). Only
There is not such feature. The question would be then in what state should your
service be and how you want it service to be started?
You can emulate this behaviour by configuring a Barrier and make your service
depend on it.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=BarrierController
Then you
Ah Cool. Thanks Dimitris. Ill explore that option.
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We have found that Remote Administrator V2.1 tool from Famatech.com can
conflict with JBoss 4.0.2 to the point of causing JBoss to shut down. An
example of the JBoss log entry that occurs at the time of the shutdown is:
2006-01-11 09:34:50,332 DEBUG
Hi, i have 3 jboss servers running in 3 differents machines (also JVM).
I make a MBean that do a schedule (Schedulable) that runs every 1o
minutes, but i have a synchronization problem, because the 3
server runs the MBean at the same time, i want that if one MBean
is up then the others 2 don't
Dimitris,
Thank you, Twiddle.bat provided the guide I needed. All resolved.
- andy
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I am using JBoss 4.0.2 with the BarrierController service in order to have some
custom MBeans depend upon the starting of the Tomcat connectors. Upon startup,
everything works just as expected, but upon shutdown of the application server,
the stop method of my custom MBeans is never called.
Remove commons-logging.jar from your war.
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Absolutely agree with that. I'm just saying that the fix for the jndi problem
has caused other problems in the jmx area. Object names need to be unique
obviously and I was proposing a way to make them unique, but stable. As far as
I'm concerned the jndi fix caused a regression in proper jmx
Looking into the jsr-77 spec further... it states The value of the name key
property for managed object instances of the J2EEDomain type must be equivalent
to the domain name of the domain it
manages.(JSR-77 FR, 22-23)
JBoss uses the domain jboss.management.local even when the J2EEDomain object
We are also having this problem in JB 4.03sp1. A .dll is used both by a .war
and also in some .jars. My impression is that the .war classloader will be
separate from the classloaders for the jars in the deploy and lib directories.
I am not clear after reading the above posts about how to
If the DLL is being used by different native methods defined in the .war and
in the .jar, then you may be in trouble. I suspect you will need to get all
of the native methods that use the DLL into one place (e.g. one jar).
We are still using 4.0.2. I don't know if 4.0.3 will affect this.
We are
MBeans have been hot deployable since 3.0.x.
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So lets fix the object names. The JSR77 names are independent of the ejb
container names and can be fixed without any changes to the ejb container use
of jmx names.
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We also need testscases asserting the consitency and structure of the names
used. All projects need to be cooperating in terms of asserting which apis are
being used by providing or at least creating jira issues for their usage
requirements.
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Hello,
Has this issue been resolved for you? I'm having the same trouble...
I appreciate any additional information you or anyone else may have.
Thank you.
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I just wanted to also mention that I'm running JBoss 4.0.1... I'd greatly
appreciate any information or pointers into where I need to look to correct
this trouble...
| ERROR [BaseModelMBean] Exception invoking method destroy
| java.lang.NoSuchMethodError:
I'd like to reopen the question of why hashcodes are being added to jndi names
should local-jndi-name not be set (http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-275).
This issue creates a big problem for building mangement services. We can not
require all customers to set a local-jndi-name, nor should
The issue really isn't why the local-jndi-name is variable, its why the
local-jndi-name is being used in the jmx name. The jmx name should be
independent of this using the deployment structure and ejb-name as this has to
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Why can't you just deploy it in the deploy-hasingleton directory?
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In the next version, this will be another possibility:
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This is JBoss 4.0.3.
I have an MBean whose attribute is a java.lang.Class
The class FooClass is available in a .ear file of course, but it doesn't seem
to find it when configuring the MBean.
| 2006-01-04 14:05:40,282 INFO [ServiceConfigurator] ( ) Problem
configuring service
The most relevant seems http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1709, but that
was a problem for scoped deployments.
Is yours a scoped one? If not, I can only guess it's a issue of proper
packaging.
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I am confused about one particular aspect of this solution...
How does the Log4jService MBean indicate via the implementation of
NotificationBroadcaster.getNotificationInfo that it emits this new notification
(or does it at all)?
I can see via the new Log4jService code that a notification is
In jboss getNotificationInfo() is not overriden in most cases and client code
normally doesn't rely on it. If you want your mbeans to be more correct then
go ahead and implement it.
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Hi Im trying to invoke operations on an MBean from a remote client. I got it
working successfully if no authentication is enabled on my jmx-console with
this code:
Hashtable props = new Hashtable();
props.put(InitialContext.PROVIDER_URL,jnp://:1099);
Never mind found the solution. As per
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=HowDoISecureTheJMXConnection
the Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL Context.SECURITY_CREDENTIALS are propagated.
so adding these to my properties helps:
props.put(Context.SECURITY_PRINCIPAL, username);
With snmp-adaptor.sar set up to send traps,Nagios could be configured as per
details in links below.
http://www.nagios.org/faqs/viewfaq.php?faq_id=29
http://www.samag.com/documents/s=9559/sam0503g/
karanuk
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It'd be nice if you can post, for the benefit of all, a sort description of how
you are using the snmp adaptor with nagios. Thanks.
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Hi!
Not that this answers you perfectly, but another alternative you might look at
is to use Quartz and a database to track scheduled jobs across a cluster. We
use it across a cluster and it works quite well. It also comes with a JBoss
MBean that makes it integrate easily.
J
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Hi,
I tried using to have my ejb deployed first before the mbeans service. But it
seems didnt work. Does anybody has a clue?.
this below my jboss-service.xml content.
jboss.j2ee:module=Admin.jar,service=EjbModule
Thanks.
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Hi,
I tried using to have my ejb deployed first before the mbeans service. But it
seems didnt work. Does anybody has a clue?.
this below my jboss-service.xml content.
!--server--
!--mbean code=com.div.shop.mbean.ShopService name=div:service=shop--
Thanks Dimitris :)
That resolved the case.
regards,
nKaranUk
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I want to write an MBean that will be available in a JNDI service.
How should I do it?
When I extend a HASingletonSuport the MBean simple appears in HAJNDI, but I
want to do it in a simple MBean.
Is there any way to do it in a simple way? Or I should do it in the MBean code?
Thanks
Flavio
That was actually a bug, solved here:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-2501.
i.e. you couldn't use 'injection' with a standalone xmbean descriptor. The xml
parser validation phase was failing. It worked ok with an embeded xmbean
descriptor.
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I don't think there is a standard class you can extend, but this is a good
example.
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I've currently got a Scheduleable - ie a class that extends
org.jboss.varia.scheduler.Schedulable and it is deployed in a SAR with the
following sort of jboss-service.xml
| ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
|
| server
| classpath codebase=lib archives=scheduler-plugin.jar/
|
|
Generic needs to be set to 6, meaning enterpriseSpecific. 0 is
essentially coldStart.
see
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk362/technologies_tech_note09186a0080094aa5.shtml
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