>> I think gbeans achieve modularity and low coupling, but I think they
>> do easy at the expense of ease of use.
>> Perhaps by using two separate apis it might be possible to do both?
>I'm not sure what you mean. Could you explain in more detail?
I am sure somebody must have distilled this t
On Dec 8, 2005, at 9:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's good to know.
Although, given that the substance of this method also boils to a lot
of text, it really does not change the coupling to the deployment
details of the transaction,
nor does it mean that a broken dependency will be det
That's good to know.
Although, given that the substance of this method also boils to a lot
of text, it really does not change the coupling to the deployment details of the transaction,
nor does it mean that a broken dependency will be detected at compilation time.
Therefore I think putting all t
When I use XStream in the EJB jar. It is throwing a classcast exception. Same code works for IBM Websphere. I changed the code to use JDOM with XPath; XPath failed with this exception java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jaxen/JaxenException, I had all required jar in the path ; it works whrn I ru
Could you file a JIRA bug for the stack overflow with your config
files and if you can, at least a little piece of the stack trace that
shows which Geronimo code is involved? We should definitely fix
that!!! Your configuration needs to be changed a bit, but I think we
can put together a more help
Please don't mix the two styles. I haven't reviewed the specs on this
recently but I think that if you have a message-destination-ref you
need to declare a message-destination somewhere in your ear. I think
that if you make the queue name jms/ivtQ rather than ivtQ, then you
will not need
We have a BOF slot at ApacheCon 2005. We have 60 minutes, so I'd
like to see if we can pre-plan what we do and structure it a bit.
Aaron was interested in presenting something, and I'm sure others are
as well.
So maybe we do something like 2-3 10 minute slots for formal
presentations.
HI David,
I tried the changes u suggested. I get a java.lang.StackOverflowError
in Servlet when i lookup a Queue in JNDI.
The web.xml i have changed to
jms/ivtQ
javax.jms.Queue
Produces
ivtQ
and geronimo-web.xml to
jms/ivtQ
iv
resource-ref is for a datasource, jms connection factory, or other
connection factory. Admin objects need to be referenced via
message-destination-refs or resource-env-refs. Changing all your
resource-refs to resource-env-refs will probably work, although the
message-destination-ref stuff
hi,
I am trying to create a reference to Admin Objects ( Queue ) in WAR. I get a
Unable to resolve resource reference ( No matching resource found )
during deployment.
My ra.xml contains
javax.jms.Queue
com.test.connector.QueueImpl
PhysicalName
java.lang.String
geronimo-ra.xml contains
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