I am still trying to get the resource adapter from
http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=432365forumID=40 (Using
WebSphere MQ with WebSphere Application Server Community Edition) to run.
The RA uses com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory to get the MQ Factory
from JNDI.
But it seems
The connector is from
Using WebSphere MQ with WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0601_balachandar/0601_balachandar.html
Scroll down to Download wasce_mq.zip
unzip and try to deploy wascemq.rar with wasce-mq.xml
HTTP
Is is possible to deploy an Axis2 aar file to Geronimo 2.1.2? Here's what I
found so far:
1. The Geronimo console does not support aar deployment.
2. Building and deploying axis2.war (1.4.1) and deploying it to Geronimo
2.1.2 does not work. There is no solution to this available on the web as
In my eclipse project, I linked the EJB source code into my project. The
classes needed by the WSDL generation are then available.
I suppose I could whip up a deployment plan, but I'll have to read up on
that first.
Eric
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I'm running offline deploy with the following command in G2.1.2:
java.exe -jar C:\JavaEE\Geronimo2.1.2\bin\deployer.jar --user user
--password xxyyzz --offline deploy C:\deploy\jms.rar
11:41:04,315 ERROR [GBeanInstanceState] Error while starting; GBean is now
in the FAILED state:
Hi all,
I have a quite strange problem. I have a stateless bean acting as a facade
for my entity beans with 2 methods. One uses em.find() and the other use
em.createQuery() to retrieve data.
Calling the first method from a web services stateless bean does work fine.
Calling the second from
WASCE questions should be directed to the IBM forum -
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=541
-Donald
samifiaz wrote:
Hi rommie ,
I think I am also facing the same problem , i can start the server but on
publishing , it throws the following exception
Could not
I have problem with session management. Currently G stores all sessions in
memory, so after memory is exhausted, G crashes.
Its very easy to DOS Geronimo server that way (just run ab benchmark tool
from apache) and it takes just a few minutes. Also lot of bots don't bother
with sending session
Hi Adam,
This is the correct way to invalidate a session. You have just found an
integration problem with Tomcat which was not tested by the session
invalidation unit test.
I have improved the unit test and updated the relevant class, namely
ClusteredManager (will commit when I get better
Thanks.
Gianny Damour-2 wrote:
Hi Adam,
This is the correct way to invalidate a session. You have just found an
integration problem with Tomcat which was not tested by the session
invalidation unit test.
I have improved the unit test and updated the relevant class, namely
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