When the transaction starts to commit, a "Sychronization" object that
openjpa registered gets called and tries to flush the work your
session bean + jpa entities did to the database. Something is going
wrong during this flush but unfortunately the cause is not getting
logged.One possib
I have an entity being accessed through stateless session bean. JSE Client
running on a different JVM accesses the bean. Client through exception. Log
entries of application serve are given below which say TX required. Isn't it
managed by container?
11:44:37,500 INFO [OpenEJB] invoking method cre
This is no more a problem. Actual problem is something else as identified
from application server log.
axiez wrote:
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> I have an entity and stateless session bean in one JVM and client (code
> given below) calling from another JVM.
> import javax.naming.Context;
> import javax.naming.InitialCon
I created a fresh database pool and copied the plan to the application
directory. Also included the tranql-connector.. file to application
directory. Included NoTxDatasource shown in console as non-jta-datasource in
persistence.xml and deployment was successful. To be verified with
clienttesting
I entered correct url and deployment was successful. Client testing from
another JVM has to be done but the current problem is solved at least for
now.
axiez wrote:
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> I configured one database pool with SQL Server. As I am experiencing
> problems in deploying a persistence application, I went
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djencks wrote:
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>
> Out of curiosity why don't you just build the custom server assembly
> to include your apps?
>
>
Well, company policy dictates that an application be assembled by batch from
the repository before it goes to production. So the idea was to put the
minimal server into rep
On Feb 5, 2009, at 4:57 AM, Juergen Weber wrote:
I've created a custom server assembly and reduced a server to
Boilerplate
Minimal and OpenEJB. This works, the server comes up (see below).
But, can the server be started without the open ports? I only need the
server listen on a resource ad
On Feb 5, 2009, at 4:49 AM, Juergen Weber wrote:
Thanks, that works so far.
But now the next step. I've created a custom server assembly and
reduced a
server to Boilerplate Minimal and OpenEJB. This works, the server
comes up.
But how do you deploy EJBs to this server? deploy --offline
I've created a custom server assembly and reduced a server to Boilerplate
Minimal and OpenEJB. This works, the server comes up (see below).
But, can the server be started without the open ports? I only need the
server listen on a resource adapter, trigger an MDB and delegate to an EJB.
No need fo
Thanks, that works so far.
But now the next step. I've created a custom server assembly and reduced a
server to Boilerplate Minimal and OpenEJB. This works, the server comes up.
But how do you deploy EJBs to this server? deploy --offline does not work
(see below), I guess because I did not inclu
Hi Hai-Dang,
You have quite a number of vendor Deployment Descriptor there :) tThe
openejb-jar.xml DD is unnecessary in this case (it hides the geronimo-
openejb.xml DD). So, simply remove it and redeploy your module.
WADI for OpenEJB is currently broken and I will certainly take the
time
I found the solution,
im my case the geronimo-application.xml was not placed in the right folder
of the EAR project, it must be placed in the META-INF folder.
So this was the problem in my case.
But I get the hints that it could be a bug from the geronimo version 2.1,
that the server gets probl
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