Hello Guys..
I am using geronimo 2.0.0.1 (wasce) for hosting my web application.
During each deployment I have to do the following steps.
1. Stop the war file
2. Uninstall the war file
3. then redeploy the new war file.
My problem is once I do uninstallation my files which are sto
thanks,
> if the
> persistence provider doesn't want it serialized, there's nothing we can do
> about it.
so that means that it is not a bug but the persistence provider
hinders a passivation? or does it mean that stateful session beans
can just be passivated without involved entity manager obj
Sounds great, I will be busy for the next week with a work project. But I
would love to work more on this. Thanks a ton all.
David Blevins wrote:
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> On Jul 9, 2008, at 9:12 PM, fmchale wrote:
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>> Thanks Kevan this works great, do you know if this has to be set for
>> the
>> whole of
On Jul 10, 2008, at 1:05 AM, Mario Kofler wrote:
hello,
first, thanks a lot for helping out. of course the problem can lie in
my application too, but as i reduced it to the most important parts, i
cannot see where.
Are you using a Container-Managed EntityManager (i.e. looked up or
injected)
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Peter L. Berghold wrote:
> Hi folks,
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> I have a server with 4 IP addresses associated with it and I'm trying to
> get Geronimo to listen to three of the four IP addresses.
>
Found it folks.. turns out I was too clever for my own good and typoed
s
Hi, which geronimo server are you using? What JDK are you using?
Can you try jaxws-tools command (type jaxws-tools.bat|sh wsgen for
usage) in the bin directory to see if the .wsdl & .xsd are generated
for your project? We are invoking Sun's wsgen to generate wsdl.
Thanks.
Lin
On Thu, Jul 10,
Hi Pete,
If you ping whine now, does it resolve to localhost? If it does, then the
DNS record is fine and something might be wrong with the geronimo config.
I'm not totally sure as well, but if your DNS is being governed on
etc/hosts/ after a restart of the service - I believe your (local) dns
en
Hi,
we successfully finished to implement the HalloWorld-Example as a
JavaEE5-conform Webservice.
Now the real world starts and the problems arise. In fact we would like to
have a Webservice like that:
@Stateless
@WebService
public class MyWebservice implements MyWebserviceIF {
@WebMethod
pub
Actually, it's seeing the jars. After creating a new instance of a class
from IBMLAP.jar, the servlet exited with: 19. What is "Exited with: 19"?
jklcom99 wrote:
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> It's packaged in another jar (IBMLAP.jar and that is in ear/lib)
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> djencks wrote:
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>> I don't think you've given enou
hello,
first, thanks a lot for helping out. of course the problem can lie in
my application too, but as i reduced it to the most important parts, i
cannot see where.
>Are you using a Container-Managed EntityManager (i.e. looked up or injected)
>or a Bean-Managed EntityManager (created yourself v
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