Re: TranQL connector for MySQL (Local and XA)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Actually mine did work. I am sorry if you got the impression that it > didn't. > No, I thought it did. I was under the impression though that you did not have permission to contribute it to the project so wanted to provide an alternative. Sorry for the confusion. > I

TranQL connector for MySQL (Local and XA)

Guglielmo You said you had issues contributing the MCF that you wrote so I took a swag at implementing a connector independently. I added a new vendor module to TranQL which builds against today's 3.2.0-alpha download but I have not tested that it works (not having a MySQL database to hand). You

Re: XA support

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > A driver-based connector cannot support XA? > The generic driver-based connector uses a java.sql.Driver to get a java.sql.Connection which only supports local transactions; you can't get the necessary XAConnection from a Driver. The generic connector one fakes out XA s

Re: TranQL resource adapter crapping out

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > NPE. > > Is the source code for this available? (JDBCDriverMF.java, line 79) > http://cvs.tranql.codehaus.org/connector/src/java/org/tranql/connector/jdbc/JDBCDriverMCF.java?rev=1.14&view=auto > I am trying to set up an XA data source using the alpha version of > co

Re: Geronimo Features.

Geronimo does not have any direct integration with JDBC but supports access through the generic J2CA framework. The TranQL project has J2CA adaptors for various databases. The J2CA framework is interceptor based which allows different parts of the connection framework to be plugged in includin

Re: Looking for a JCAAdminObject rather than a datasource

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Why is it lookign for a JCAAAdmin Object ? the jndi name jdbc/BROKER, should be pointing to a datasource. Is it becasue I have not linked my JNDI reference to the phyiscal dataseouce, which is this: org.apache.geronimo.naming.deployment.ENCConfigBuilder.addResou

Re: Deploying axis in to Geronimo! how?

ChinUom wrote: hi Stefan, thanks for the reply. when we install the geronimo, we can see that jetty, tomcat and some other GBeans were automaticaly deployed. but we cant see that axis 1.x is deployed with geronimo. do we need to deploy axis GBean before we used that? No. The GBean components

Re: deploy a client application

Iñigo wrote: And how do I state the main class in the manifest? Sorry, but I haven't found the answer searching in Google. Main-Class: com.example.Main How it gets in there depends on how your build creates the appclient jar file - e.g. with ant you can specify manifest="${file}" on the jar

Re: Example of running Geronimo on a different port

Bruce Snyder wrote: On 8/13/05, Jeremy Boynes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: java -jar bin/deployer.jar distribute doc/plan/j2ee-server-plan.xml Thanks, Jeremy. I see now that redeployment must take place in offline mode (I was trying to redeploy only in online mode using the undepl

Example of running Geronimo on a different port

Now that Jeff has included the plans in the final assembly, here is an quick example of how to switch the default HTTP port for the server: # install geronimo mkdir geronimo cd geronimo/ jar xf ~/geronimo-assembly-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar # edit the plan and reconfigure the server sed --in-place -e 's/

Re: servlet mapping in web.xml

The servlet-mapping element should follow the servlet one e.g. http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee/web-app_2_4.xsd"; version="2.4" xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee"; xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";> HolaMundo c

Re: ERROR:ClassNotFoundException: org.tranql.ql.QueryException (no security manager: RMI class loader disabled)

This is happening because a QueryException is being thrown during deployment but it cannot be returned to the client because the classes are not available there. As to why, I would suggest looking in the server log for any exception logged there. Best guess is that there is a problem with the

Re: jdbc-oracle deplymnt

Jithu Jance wrote: Hi I am a newbie...I have got an application [.ear] and an oracle database..how can i connect the app. to the database using jdbc ..which all descriptor whiles must b there? I have got a database plan.. Assuming the plan is correct (I didn't check), you would dep

Re: Setting external directory in classpath

Krish (sent by Nabble.com) wrote: Hi, I want to set an external directory thats part of classpath in geronimo. Is it possible to do this? I have some config properties that i want outside my web application. Hence i am storing it in a directory under /myconfig. I want to access this directory w

Re: access a BLOB coloumn from a CMP EJB

Jeremy Boynes wrote: Stefan Schmidt wrote: Gianny, Jeremy, I got it! Apparently, the problem was on my site. I actually loaded the Blobs (images) directly via the PhpMyAdmin Gui (there is a file upload function) and then tried to access these blob fields via the EJB. To dig into my problem

Re: access a BLOB coloumn from a CMP EJB

Stefan Schmidt wrote: Gianny, Jeremy, I got it! Apparently, the problem was on my site. I actually loaded the Blobs (images) directly via the PhpMyAdmin Gui (there is a file upload function) and then tried to access these blob fields via the EJB. To dig into my problem I tried the org.openejb

Re: access a BLOB coloumn from a CMP EJB

Stefan Schmidt wrote: Jeremy, That was one of the weired things here - there is no true root cause: 08:42:29,134 WARN [SystemExceptionInterceptor] BookBean javax.transaction.TransactionRolledbackException: Unable to load data for field at org.openejb.transaction.ContainerPolicy$TxRequired

Re: access a BLOB coloumn from a CMP EJB

It is probably simplest if we add byte[] as a mapped type inside TranQL as that will result in the bytes being written to the LOB rather than having it serialize an array object. I will try to add that mapping over the weekend. Having said that, the Serializable converter should work if you ar

Re: want to contribute with web or EJB please assign me !!!!!

Sundaranathan S wrote: Hi Jacek, Thanks and from where do i get db2jcc.jar and db2jcc_license_c.jar. Please let me know if it is available with geronimo or should i download from IBM site. You need to download them from the IBM site. Derby is currently voting on whether to release 10.1

Re: build problem

David Jencks wrote: Are you using maven 1.0.2? Basically all other versions don't work, either older or newer. Dumb question, but what changed in the build that stopped maven 1.0 from working and can we work around it? -- Jeremy

Re: Configuring plan files during assembly bulid step

The assembly module proceses the plans with velocity so any values from project.properties can simply be referenced with ${prop} - we use that to substitute in the version numbers. The packaging plugin does the same thing. -- Jeremy Tom McQueeney wrote: I'm hoping someone who is less Maven-cha

Re: Web Service tests

Stefan Schmidt wrote: I am using a build which is about two weeks old, so you might be correct that your fixes are not included. Are the 'latest unstable build' downloads current or do I have to use maven (last time it took 6 attempts before it worked without a build error)? Looking at the

Re: Web Service tests

Quick question - are you using the current HEAD build? There were a couple of bugs in our JAF implementation which would lead to similar failures to the first one which I checked fixes in for earlier this week. -- Jeremy Stefan Schmidt wrote: Hi, I am currently trying to get some JAX-RPC Web

Re: Geronimo fails on startup when Jetty port set to 80

Scott Anderson wrote: For a workers.properties file that might work with Geronimo/Jetty I found... workers.tomcat_home=/usr/local/jakarta-tomcat workers.java_home=/usr/java ps=/ worker.list=ajp13 worker.ajp13.port=8009 worker.ajp13.host=localhost worker.ajp13.type=ajp13 It has been a while but

Re: Geronimo fails on startup when Jetty port set to 80

Scott Anderson wrote: David Jencks wrote: isn't this because 80 is a privileged port and you have to be root to use it? Yep. Slipped my mind. I am far from being a sysadmin but I thought the usual practice was to set up your firewall to forward to port 8080. I'd rather not put myself into the

Re: Connecting to SystemDatabase and create table

Katia Aresti Gonzalez wrote: Hi!!! Jeremy is right. To create the table, yo cant do it if you are not in the same dir of geronimo, with the server shut down and including as well derby.jar. And to connect, using the command below. It seems that connects in the way i said before, but not really..

Re: Connecting to SystemDatabase and create table

You can also shut down the server and run ij pointing directly at the database by setting derby.system.home appropriately java -cp derbytools.jar;derby.jar -Dderby.system.home=var/derby org.apache.derby.tools.ij ij> connect 'jdbc:derby:SystemDatabase'; FWIW IBM just donated the client side driv

Re: Deployment fail at persistent EJB

Gianny Damour wrote: On 15/04/2005 4:19 AM, David Jencks wrote: Someone helpfully tried to make the deployer errors less annoyingly verbose but this is the unfortunate result... they are now meaningless and useless. I believe there is a switch or flag somewhere to turn stack traces back on,

Re: Problem Deploying an RA

Mason, Ross wrote: I figured out the problem. There was an error in the build that was including the ra.xml inside the mule-ra.jar as well as the mule-ra.rar. So I can now deploy Mule to Geronimo. Woohoo! Please can you open a bug for that - we should be able to handle that problem. Thanks - good

Re: Problem Deploying an RA

A little more information would help here. It looks like we are generating a class that the VM doesn't like when trying to proxy the MuleConnectionFactory, perhaps related to the interfaces it implements. Can you post copies of the ra.xml and deployment plan (or possibly send them to me private

Re: deploying minimal web app

Scott Anderson wrote: I was not as clear as I could have been. I was referring to a problem Tomcat was having preserving portlet application sessions so that portlets within the same portlet application could share data and find the right application context. This problem was related to Tomcat not

Re: deploying minimal web app

Scott Anderson wrote: The biggest issues that have been recently biting the Pluto team have been related to Tomcat's implementation of cross context support for the portal driver war and portlet wars. This functionality lets portlets access shared portlet sessions and contexts. How would I turn on

Re: deploying minimal web app

Scott Anderson wrote: I built a minimal war and ran into deployment issues with both Jetty and Tomcat... Jetty - In my first attempt I noticed that Jetty was ignoring the context name I had specified in META-INF/context.xml and used the name of the war file instead. I don't think we support co

Re: Building Running Deploying Feedback

David Jencks wrote: The immediate cause of your problems is that if you start geronimo with specific configurations listed on the command line you get only those configurations and their ancestors. The runtime deployer is not an ancestor of the DebugConsole, so you managed to start a geronim

Scout problems, was: ANN: Geronimo 1.0-M3 Release

on [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mark Stang wrote: I think the error that you are referring to is the dependency on the scout jar. I probably should have been clearer, but I was frustrated. The error I listed in my e-mail was the second error. The very first thing you build is the scout jar for the reaso

Updating the web-site

We suffer from a failure to keep people informed of progress being made in Geronimo. One thing we obviously do not do often enough is update the project home page. I am under the impression that regenerating the site using maven and reloading it is a serious PITA. I would like to ask if this is

Re: ANN: Geronimo 1.0-M3 Release

toby cabot wrote: I believe that a small amount of time spent bringing appearances in line with reality would be well spent in terms of saving time by not having discussions like this one. It might even attract more people to Geronimo, at least it won't turn them away. If folks agree with the gis

Re: ANN: Geronimo 1.0-M3 Release

Chris Dodunski wrote: Hi David, I'm pleased to hear that you are in 'go-go-go' mode. As someone who has used and supported Apache open source software for years, I was rapt back in 2003 to hear of the Geronimo project. So I subscribed to the Geronimo mailing list, to keep up-to-date with progress

Re: ANN: Geronimo 1.0-M3 Release

Preston L. Bannister wrote: On 11/10/2004 Dain Sundstrom wrote: The 1.0-M3 release is cut The "News" on the Core Developers website is from 2003. The rate of progress on Geronimo is hard to determine, but seems somewhere between slow and dead. Forgive me f

Re: Deploy tool

Petr Hejl wrote: Hi, I'm begginner in j2ee. I have one war module with minimal web.xml and geronimo-jetty.xml (in WEB-INF of course), when I deploy it everything works fine on geronimo and sun app server. When I use this file in ear, again with minimal application.xml and geronimo-appliation.xml

Re: Provision of derby tools JAR and JDBC network driver JAR

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If a Java application (not J2EE app) provides a database creation utility and expects to be able to use a JDBC network driver to connect to the Derby network server embedded in Geronimo, then currently the command line application (the database creation utility) needs ac

Re: Geronimo structure

Glyn Normington wrote: I am trying to understand the structure of geronimo. I found a useful picture of the class loader hierarchy in Aaron's draft book. Any pointers as to how the set of subdirectories of geronimo/modules is reflected, if at all, in runtime structure? For example, are all those

Re: Cannot build M2

Ugo Cei wrote: Folks, my first attempt at buildiing Geronimo and I'm already stuck: Attempting to download geronimo-spec-servlet-2.4-rc2.jar. WARNING: Failed to download geronimo-spec-servlet-2.4-rc2.jar. Those jars did not get replicated to ibiblio for some reason - you can build them locally wit

Re: geronimo/jetty https?

toby cabot wrote: Hi folks, I'd like to experiment with running Geronimo/Jetty with https. I can't find much info on the wiki or google, so here I am with hat in hand asking if anyone has some pointers. For example, does Geronimo come up with https enabled already? If not where should I start to

Re: Content Length problem

Sai Please don't cross post to both lists - just user is fine. > 22:44:03,765 WARN [HttpConnection] Invalid length: Content-Length=18865 written > =3982 for http://localhost:8080/sai/styles/sai.css I believe the warning here is triggered because you set the content length to 18865 but only actu

Re: Struts on Geronimo

Sai Arunachalam wrote: Hi everyone! Does Geronimo support applications that use Struts? If yes, is there anything in particular that I have to do to get it working? Thanks in advance, Sai A Yes - we have a couple of struts apps running happily. You should not need to do anything special, just

ANN: Geronimo 1.0-M2 Release

Copy to user list Original Message Subject: ANN: Geronimo 1.0-M2 Release Date: Thu, 9 Sep 2004 03:02:23 -0500 From: David Blevins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The 1.0-M2 release is cut Download here: http://cvs.apache.org/dist/geronimo/v1

Re: JDBCDataSource in Geronimo

Gianny Damour wrote: - Standard compliant: you can use the JDBC resource adapter implemented as part of the OpenEJB project. This is the mechanism that I am using as it is "portable" to some extent. You can also use the generic Connector that comes with TranQL (http://cvs.tranql.codehaus.org/co

Re: ACL in geronimo.

Prem kalyan wrote: hi , I have few question regarding Acl's in geronimo. 1. How are ACL's defined in Geronimo. Can you clarify a bit - which ACLs do you mean (Servlet context path, EJB method, JMX, ...)? 2. Does geronimo uses only JAAS specification for granting permissio