Hi,
I have a standalone java application which needs to issue a set of calls
to a session bean deployed in JBoss 3.0.2. I am currently unable to do
this due to what appears to be a configuration issue (missing properties
files... see below).
What I am doing is simple, doing a JNDI lookup for
if you want to use iiop you need to use jacorb or the more
normal way is through plain rmi. Do you have jndi.properties from the
jboss client dir in your client classpath?
david jencks
On 2002.09.17 19:22:39 -0400 Javier A. Soltero wrote:
Hi,
I have a standalone java application which
I second this request. I've been waiting for a 3.0.2 release which
includes Catalina 4.0.3 (along with serveral other folks on the list)
and there has been no response. If the process for producing this
particular configuration for JBoss were either documented, or at least
more explicitly
I just ran into this issue as well. Had never seen it before in either
3.0 or 3.0.1RC1. My setup does not involve EAR files (yet), simply a jar
with all the entities, a jar with all the session beans, and a war file
with some cactus tests inside it. The place where it stopped seems
arbitrary.
The actual reason why the URL has changed between 2.4.4 and 3.x is
because you're using Tomcat 4.x in JBoss 3 and you were using Tomcat 3.x
previously. Between these two versions, there was a change from using
file based urls to JNDI based urls for file system lookups.
-javier
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Hi,
[using 3.0.1 RC1]
I have defined finders in my bean which return java.util.Set. When I try
a unit test to verify that the finder works correctly, I get a class
cast exception thrown which suggests that the return type of the finder
is really an ArrayList instead of something which
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Hi,
[using 3.0.1 RC1]
I have defined finders in my bean which return
Wild guess...
You may have updated your Oracle JDBC jar without actually updating the
native client code which is used by the non-thin driver. Check that you
have versions that match from the stuff that's in your ORACLE_HOME.
-javier
Thomas Renninger wrote:
Hello,
Question with Oracle
Hi,
I've been having a strange problem with 3.0 recently where as its
deploying my EJB's the VM crashes and puts JBoss in a state where even a
restart/redeploy doesnt solve the problem. I have attached the stack
trace below. The beans are all entity beans which are pointed at a
Postgres 7.2
Do you or anyone else on this list have any suggestions about handling
this problem effectively (and portably for different DBs) in 3.0?
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Currently, I'm guessing the only
way to accomplish this is to have a separate class which can look up the
next value
Hi all,
I've been trying to set up a postgreSQL service and have had no luck so
far. I have downloaded the postgres-service.xml file from CVS and
applied it to RC1. The postgres driver's jar is in jboss/lib and I have
made the necessary changes to the xml file to match my setting. It seems
changed very significantly from earlier versions and I cannot support
earlier versions any longer.
david jencks
On 2002.05.28 10:58:55 -0400 Javier A. Soltero wrote:
Hi all,
I've been trying to set up a postgreSQL service and have had no luck so
far. I have downloaded the postgres
:58:43 -0400 Javier A. Soltero wrote:
I'll do that right away. Thanks.
Is there a reason why the jboss.org website only lists RC1 to download?
Mostly that I haven't made the time to update it. I think it needs to
point only to the sourceforge project download page, I can't keep up
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