Still searching for a answer. Am I doing anything terribly wrong
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How do I capture the IP of the client which is attempting to login? I browsed
some resources on net and found JBAS 1486.
But its not clear about how to do the configuration. I am using JAVA client to
connect to my JBOSS server, during the login process I would like to print the
client IP in
Setting the state transfer timeout helped to solve the issue. Thanks for your
time.
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Forgot to mention my JBOSS version it is 4.0.5 GA
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Thanks for the in detail reply.
I was able to understand that there is no specific need for me to deploy the MD
beans in only one node in a cluster. So I have modified my jboss-service file
to deploy the MDB's in all my nodes at startup itself.
Though this solved the major problem I was
Thanks for the reply Brian. If I am defining my problem correctly
As soon as the switchover happens my MDBeans are not ready, some other signal
makes them to get deployed and make them available. Until then any request to
publish a message fails with NameNotFoundException
So now, how will
I have setup two nodes in cluster
1. The first node starts the clustered service successfully
2. The second waits to start the service
Everything works fine upto this.
Once the first node goes down, the immediate task that has to happen is to
publish a JMS message.
But what I get is just
I can also visualise that later after throwing warnings, the topics get created
in some sequence. But since it was not available at the time when I expected it
to be there, how can I add intelligence to my client to wait until available or
am I totally wrong on this
| 20:37:48,198 WARN
As suggested by you I went with approach 2 and added my class in default-ds file
But the switchover happened without giving control to my class. Am I missing
anything?
Even with a junk value like the one below the switchover happened without
issues.
May be useful for someone who was wondering why ? :)
Spotted the issue. Shutdown.jar was there in my classpath,
It had jndi.properties file in it. Which caused all the issue.
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use -Djava.rmi.server.hostname=220.225.ZZZ.XXX in your server startup script.
That will solve the problem
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ejb-jar.xml
![CDATA[LicenseVerifier]]
ejb-nameLicenseVerifier/ejb-name
com.dhyan.nms.server.common.license.interfaces.LicenseVerifierHome
com.dhyan.nms.server.common.license.interfaces.LicenseVerifier
I have given the code that I used to lookup a bean by its COMP_NAME, after
googling for several hours, posting this here to get some clues atleast.
Code:
Context initial = new InitialContext();
| Object objref = initial.lookup(java:comp/env/ejb/LicenseVerifier);
| LicenseVerifierLocalHome
JBoss throws unreachable exception while doing ejb local home lookups, when the
network connectivity is not there.
Then, I have set my rmi server codebase to localhost to avoid the unreachable
host exception.
-Djava.rmi.server.hostname=localhost
After this the exception got arrested but I am
I have read and understood that if I specify
kind=physical in my tag in build script, even my local lookup's will use
JNDI.
I found some exceptions in my server log, when it was trying to do some local
lookups and when my server had actually lost its network connectivity(I
unplugged the
Still searching. for an option to do it
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I am using jboss-4.0.5.GA and MySQL 5.0
My default-ds.xml configuration is
...
connection-urljdbc:mysql://test1,test2/TESTDB?zeroDateTimeBehavior=convertToNullfailOverReadOnly=false/connection-url
I want to do some specifc operations whenever a database failover occurs.
I would
Thanks for the reply vicky.
Had this in the queue, but what is the assurance that switchover will occur
when the exceptions happens. Listening to the place which takes care of the
actual switchover must be more meaningful than this. Am I right?
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I am using jboss-4.0.5.GA and MySQL 5.0
My default-ds.xml configuration is
...
connection-urljdbc:mysql://test1,test2/TESTDB?zeroDateTimeBehavior=convertToNullfailOverReadOnly=false/connection-url
I want to do some specifc operations whenever a database failover occurs.
I would
I am facing the same issue currently, I am using 4.0.5.GA (build:
CVSTag=Branch_4_0 date=200610162339) version of JBOSS. Is there any
configurable parameter to achieve this. I tried the solution given by Scott
above and got the below exception
java.lang.SecurityException: Insufficient method
may help
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4.0.1sp1 version of jboss.
In order to optimize the execessive queries fired to database by getter
methods, I tried using the read-ahead tag. I have given the details about my
configuration
* @jboss.load-group
| * name=modules
| * description=module fields used in query
| *
On further reading I understood that the finder method and the getter must be a
part of the same transaction. Better approach would be to use the
@ejb.value-object, and use the getData() method from the localobject, and
ignore read-aheads
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Hi Homer / Anyone,
I need your help in understanding
I just forgot to include the entitycmp subtask in the ejbdoclet
I am struck at the same place where you are at the begining of this post.
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I found it I was missing in my build file
Umakanth Srinivasan
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In our project after getting the local objects by finder methods we are
explicitly converting the local objects to Value objects.
This accounts to performance degradation when the record count is high,
converting every object in loop
Is there any decent way of achieving this other
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