. Palma Dias" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Yes, try that.
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> Felipe F. Palma Dias wrote:
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> > Ok, I will go to try, but what must
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> From: "danch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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. Palma Dias" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Felipe F. Palma Dias wrote:
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> >>Does your bean have a date field that you'
Felipe F. Palma Dias wrote:
>>Does your bean have a date field that you're not setting?
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> Has a date field and it is recorded, therefore of first when I create
> bean I obtain to execute the program correctly. Sees mine below two codes.
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>>Is it declared as java.sql.Date?
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> No, I
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> Does your bean have a date field that you're not setting? Is it declared
> as java.sql.Date? This seams like a problem that we've been seein
Does your bean have a date field that you're not setting? Is it declared
as java.sql.Date? This seams like a problem that we've been seeing with
the newer version of Hypersonic.
-danch
Felipe F. Palma Dias wrote:
> Hello, I'm a new user. I'm brazilian, that's why my english is not good,
>
Hello, I'm a new user. I'm brazilian, that's why my english is not good,
sorry.
I'm using Jboss 2.4.3, Tomcat 3.2.3, data base Hypersonic and Entity
CMP.
I'm doing any tests to create and to read CMP beans, I have a JSP file
that have the following code:
1- InitialContext jndiCo
an undeclared throwable is thrown when the metho throws an exception not
declared in its signature. in this case, the most likely explanation is
that you have ommitted the throw clause (or part thereof) from your method
signature in the interface.
to learn more about the undeclared throwable,
Part of my J2EE application constructs an XML document, sends it to UPS, and
gets the response...
This originates in a servlet, which calls the EJB container to do the actual
communication with UPS...
Anyway, when I call the method in the servlet that starts the sequence of
events off, I get thi
I have a client app which is receiving the following exception
java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException:
javax.transaction.RollbackException: Unable to commit, tx=XidImpl
[FormatId=257, GlobalId=sni5332061//12, BranchQual=]
status=STATUS_ROLLEDBACK
at
sun.rmi.transport.StreamRemote
I have a client app which is receiving the following exception
java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredThrowableException:
javax.transaction.RollbackException: Unable to commit, tx=XidImpl
[FormatId=257, GlobalId=sni5332061//12, BranchQual=]
status=STATUS_ROLLEDBACK
at
sun.rmi.transport.StreamRemote
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> Hmm.. I'm a bit of a newbie and I haven't read all the thread but..
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> ..but i had this error once with JBoss. I tracked it down to forgetting to
> serialize a data holder I was trying to pass using RMI.
Tim,
I just added "implements Serializable" and the import f
Dan, what version of jBoss are you using? Seveal weeks ago there was a bug
in jBoss that caused exceptions to not be martialed correctly, and I
believe the current PRE 2.1 binary release has this bug as well...
Jim
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It should have been in d:\jboss\log\server.log. Hmmm. Exceptions are
logged at a fairly high level, so you would have had to go out of the way
to turn them off. What's the rest of the client-side trace? Maybe
something is wacky with your RMI stuff at the client.
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Brian Elliott
I experience this problem before i went nuts with this.
This usually happens when your treating an object as a specific type but that
object
is not the type you expected.
Try checking the type first before casting it or invoking the method to that
object.
Alvin
Brian Elliott wrote:
> I can't f
I can't find the trace. I looked in the jboss log:
D:\jBoss\log\server.log and trace.log and log.pro and the tomcat logs:
D:\tomcat\logs\jasper.log and servlet.log . Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Brian
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danch
Take a look in the server-side log. This will give you the server side
trace.
Have you recently changed the throws clause of 'setDevice', but
forgotten to change the interface? That's one possibility.
Another possibility is that that something on the server side is
throwing a strange exception
I am getting an UndeclaredThrowableException when trying to execute a
method within my Bean and not sure how to track it down. It looks like I
am able to create the bean ok. Here is the code:
InitialContext jndiContext = new InitialContext();
Object devRef = jndiContext.lookup("mls/DeviceIde
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