Hi all,
I just wanted to do some JUNIT-Testing with EJB3 and Remote-Beans. The
test works on 2.0.2, but not with 2.1.1 any more. Here the code:
JUNIT-4 Testclass:
@Test
public void testAnlegenPasswortregel() throws NamingException {
Subject user = null;
Hello
I had a similar problem which was caused by the client still using the
3.0-beta2 (I think) instead of the 3.0 version of OpenEJB. I could create
the InitialContext but the lookup just hung forever with no error
whatsoever. Upgrading OpenEJB on the client side solved the problem.
Trygve
Note that Terracotta is open source and the integration between Geronimo and
Terracotta was implemented by Geronimo committers.
But, I guess we should step back and ask if you mean load balancing for your
app tier or data tier. For the app, Apache HTTPD + WADI or Terracotta
(either one running
Hi Trygve,
I should have asked you yesterday, I would have saved a lot of time...
Thats exact the fix for my problem. I had even 3.0-beta1 which is bundled
in Geronimo App.server 2.1.1
THANX :-)
Josef
Trygve Hardersen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
20.05.2008 16:12
Bitte antworten an
On May 16, 2008, at 10:39 AM, ApolloX wrote:
I'm trying to setup an EJB connection to a remote server but am
getting a
host unknown exception. I tried setting it to the local server itself
(127.0.0.1) but the exception is the same regardless.
final Properties properties = new
Good post, Jay!
On May 14, 2008, at 6:51 PM, Jay D. McHugh wrote:
Hello again.
(This is a resend because I left out part of my first paragraph by
accident)
Just in case someone else needs to do this. And, I must say that it
is probably almost always a bad thing to do. In most cases,
Hi,
I am running both JBoss and Geronimo side-by-side on a laptop development
environment. I edited the above file and changed the NamingPort from 1099
to 1098, since JBoss uses the same, however when I try to shutdown
Geronimo using bin/geronimo.sh stop, I get the following error:
Locating
Hello John,
I believe there's an option you can provide on the command line that lets
you change the port. Try bin/geroniom.sh stop --port 1098
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 2:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am running both JBoss and Geronimo side-by-side on a laptop development
That should be bin/geronimo.sh stop --port 1098
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 3:12 PM, Jason Warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello John,
I believe there's an option you can provide on the command line that lets
you change the port. Try bin/geroniom.sh stop --port 1098
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am running both JBoss and Geronimo side-by-side on a laptop development
environment. I edited the above file and changed the NamingPort from 1099
to 1098, since JBoss uses the same, however when I try to shutdown
Geronimo using bin/geronimo.sh stop, I get the
I believe there's an option you can provide on the command
line that lets you change the port.
Try bin/geroniom.sh stop --port 1098
That works, thanks! Sorry, I didn't do bin/geronimo.sh --help which
would have shown me the option.
Thanks again,
John
I'm too looking for quartz plugin for G2.x.
Is/will it be available?
Christian Malolepszy wrote:
Helo all,
is anyone working on a quartz plugin for geronimo 2?
I neet the features of quartz to migrate my projects to geronimo2.
best regards
christian
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I just wanted to put this on everyone's radar in case it wasn't
already known. Those of you writing EJB applications run on Geronimo
have an extra advantage that those applications can be easily unit
tested by embedding the Geronimo EJB container (OpenEJB) into your
test case.
This sort
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 5:01 PM, Kevan Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On May 7, 2008, at 9:49 AM, Jarek Gawor wrote:
This looks like a bug in Axis2 but you should be able to disable Axis2 SAAJ
by:
1) Adding a filter for axis2 classes:
dep:filterorg.apache.axis2/dep:filter
or
2) See
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