djencks wrote:
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> On May 27, 2007, at 12:09 PM, ptriller wrote:
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>> Hi !
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>> Ok, my Problem.
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>> I try to have some EE5 MDBs inside an EAR for geronimo-2.0-M5.
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>> I managed to add the resource-adapter to my EAR, and it seems to work.
>> Becaue I can inject
>> the resources from t
On May 27, 2007, at 12:09 PM, ptriller wrote:
Hi !
Ok, my Problem.
I try to have some EE5 MDBs inside an EAR for geronimo-2.0-M5.
I managed to add the resource-adapter to my EAR, and it seems to work.
Becaue I can inject
the resources from the Resource Adapter into a Listener class in
my
Hi Giulio
If I understand you right you have a working configuration when you are
starting and running the G server in a UTF-8 environment.
You can check the encoding settings used by Geronimo via the console
JVM section.
To make sure the browser knows what encoding to expect you can add the
Hi !
Ok, my Problem.
I try to have some EE5 MDBs inside an EAR for geronimo-2.0-M5.
I managed to add the resource-adapter to my EAR, and it seems to work.
Becaue I can inject
the resources from the Resource Adapter into a Listener class in my Webapp
(also included in
my EAR) and if I voluntari
On May 27, 2007, at 6:35 AM, ptriller wrote:
Well, that solves the problem, but I am deploying quite a number of
EJBs in my app, (namely MDBs listening to a Topic) and I really would
like to avoid to have to map the same resource 20 times. Is there
any "global" mapping possible as it is in th
We haven't hooked up ajp in jetty6 yet, so if you need ajp you could
supply a patch :-) or you will need to use tomcat until someone else
fixes it.
thanks
david jencks
On May 27, 2007, at 4:13 AM, Giulio Ferro wrote:
Scenario:
freebsd 6.2 stable + java native (diablo) diablo-jdk-1.5.0.07.0
Well, that solves the problem, but I am deploying quite a number of
EJBs in my app, (namely MDBs listening to a Topic) and I really would
like to avoid to have to map the same resource 20 times. Is there
any "global" mapping possible as it is in the geronimo-web.xml ?
Thanks
Peter
Aaron M
I'd like to know in what configuration file I can set the charset
encoding for the compilation
of jsp pages in geronimo-jetty.
When I have a jsp with multibyte non-ISO characters (ex. UTF-8) I see
them as multiple
nonsense characters when the page is rendered.
It's not an issue of the browser
Scenario:
freebsd 6.2 stable + java native (diablo) diablo-jdk-1.5.0.07.01_4
+ Geronimo jetty6 2.0M5
When I try to create a AJP Connector from the console this is what
I get:
-
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
org.apache.geronimo.console.apache.jk.AJPHandler.actionBeforeView(AJPHand