The naming service runs on 1098
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You can use any database you like...
Jboss comes with an example datasource config for sybase, in sybase-ds.xml the
docs/examples/jca folder.
For primary key generation, from the documentation (see free docs, chapter 11.19):
anonymous wrote : sybase-fetch-key:
You have probably got the following in the entry for this bean in ejb-jar.xml:
| cmp-field
| field-nametype/field-name
| /cmp-field
|
Remove that. Each cmp-field entry must have matching abstract set/get methods in the
bean class as per the message, and these correspond to the
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossHA, and look at the stuff about
HASingleton.
Hope this helps.
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The jndi.properties file is for configuring the jndi system, i.e tell it where the
JNDI server is etc. In other words you do not bing your properties there.
To bind stuff to JNDI, you need to do something along the lines of:
| String myname = something/test/TestObj;
| Object
Post more details about what files you modified, how you are trying to use the data
source and any stack traces
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Do not use hypersonic, it only ships with JBoss to have a database for use with all
tests etc.
[url]http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigJBossMQDB{/url]
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For CMP 2.0 you should be using a jbosscmp-jdbc.xml file rather than a jaws.xml file.
Go to
http://www.jboss.org/docs/index
Click Free Online JBoss Documentation
Once you get to the docs, read chapter 11 :-)
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Try
java:/MSSQLDS
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Press 'Post reply'
Type in your stuff
highlight the bots containing xml/code
Press the code button
Submit
:-)
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Aha!
| java.lang.IllegalStateException: A CMR collection may only be used within the
transction in which it was created
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org.jboss.ejb.plugins.cmp.jdbc.bridge.RelationSet.getIdList(RelationSet.java:66)
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You can put a SQL statement into the post-table-create element of your
jbosscmp-jdbc.xml file. See chapter 11 of the docs or
JBOSS_HOME/docs/dtd/jbosscmp_jdbc_YOUR_VERSION.dtd for info.
Or if you're feeling lazy, here's an example:
jbosscmp-jdbc
| enterprise-beans
| entity
|
That is the right way to set them required, yes. The attributes in the DD from your
link are pretty crazy, But as you say you have been fiddling :-)
Make sure there is container-transaction entry for every bean -
PGSearchEngineValueListHandlerEJB does not appear to have one...
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If you do:
Enumeration e = Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().getResources()
and enumerate, do you get what you need?
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I couldn't find any deployment descriptors...
As a starting point, you shouldn't be able to go wrong if you use container managed
transactions for your session beans and trans-attribute=Required for all of your
EJB's.
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Do not put remoteexception in the bean class, it is for use by RMI to indicate the
something went wrong with the communication, you should not throw it yourself.
So for your Remote I/F:
void mymethod() throws MyException, RemoteException;
Your Local I/F
void mymethod() throws
Never tried it :-)
Does anything weird come up in the logs?
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Post the relevant bits of your logs
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https://localhost:8443/example
Note that you need to set up a keystore for ssl to work. There is more information
about this in the documentation
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Set uo a mime-mapping in the web.xml
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Never tried myself, but look at
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... http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=RunJBossAsAServiceOnWindows
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Have you got any spaces in some environment settings?
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You can also set these opts in the jboss/bin/run.bat file. It contains a commented out
example
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You need to create an entry in your jboss-web.xml (if you are using a web client) or
your jboss-client.xml (if you are using an application-client)
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In that case probably only from 3.2.3 onwards. 3.0 is pretty old, why not use a more
recent version of JBoss?
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I've had the same problems a couple of times. Restarting Eclipse normally helps
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You can only have CMR between CMP beans
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Do the deployment descriptors get generated and included properly in your jar?
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If you're not already using it, try jdk 1.4.2
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You need to execute in the context of a transaction. The Admin and Devel docs are
available from the big blue picture on the right that say Free JBoss Documentation
:-)
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Use jboss-ql in your query def in the jbosscmp-jdbc.xml file for added functionality
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If it is impossible, as a workaround could you generate the *-ds.xml file and copy it
to your deploy directory?
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The sticky post on the top of the first page
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An option would be to create a simple MBean that binds what you want, and is deployed
on startup.
There are probably other ways of doing this as well...
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There might be an existing MBean, I don't know.
If you write your own, you could make the MBean read what is to be bound from the
jboss-service.xml file-
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2004-06-21 08:33:53,148 INFO [org.jboss.web.localhost.Engine]
SingleSignOnContextConfig[/helloworldnow]: Missing application web.xml, using defaults
only
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Does your war contain WEB-INF/web.xml ?
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Try changing dependsjboss:service=Hypersonic,database=localDB/depends
to
dependsjboss:service=Hypersonic/depends
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Is your code executing within a transaction, for example called from a session bean
with tx-attribute=Required?
If not, a new Tx will be created for every call to the entity bean, which would/should
give the results you get.
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i.e. the finder executes in one Tx, and the CMR access in another Tx
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From what you post, it does not look like the caller is in a transaction.
This causes:
agent = home.findByPrimaryKey( new AgentPK(id) ); //to start and complete a new
transaction for the call
eaf.setId( agent.getId() );//to start and complete a new transaction for the call
:
Collection
Oooops
UserTransaction tx = null;
| try
| {
| InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
| tx = (UserTransaction) ctx.lookup(UserTransaction);
| tx.begin();
|
|
| //Do your stuff
|
| if (tx.getStatus() == Status.STATUS_ACTIVE)
| {
|
I think JBoss employs the lead developer of Tomcat 5.0, so there should be no danger
there :-)
Regarding replacing Tomcat with Jetty, I did this on our Jboss 3.2.3 setup before
X-mas. I can't remember the exact details, but it was something along the lines of:
1) Download an older JBoss
Yep, our site was running on 1.3.
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Your session bean class must contain the following method:
public void ejbCreate() throws CreateException{
}
Copied and pasted from the ejb spec section 7.10.3
7.10.3 ejbCreate methods
The session bean class must define one or more ejbCreate(...) methods whose signatures
must follow these
I remember seeing something like this on the forums, and if it is a case of too many
columns I believe this is fixed in 3.2.4
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The getting started doumentation should get you started :-)
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Have a look at the Wiki. Also, the for pay docs contain this info.
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As part of the all docs subscription, there is a huuuge document dedicated to
logging. I've never read it though, so I don't know if it answers your question.
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You only seem to have the .tld files containing the descriptors for the taglibs. You
also need the jar files. In my slightly old version of Struts, struts.jar contains
some of the taglibs, and utility.jar, i18n.jar etc. contains the rest. Any taglibs you
write yourself need to go into the
Post deployment descriptors etc.
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Could you check that the unique constraint is not being validated before the
insert/update?
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You will need to include the following in your log4j.xml file:
!-- Limit JBoss categories to INFO --
|category name=org.jboss
| priority value=INFO/
|/category
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|!-- Allow debug messages for cmp/sql --
|category name=org.jboss.ejb.plugins.cmp
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JDK 1.5 comes with it's own JMX implementation. Either use 1.4.2, or follow the steps
outlined somewhere on the Wiki
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Go into the bin directory and run run.bat. Also download and read the gettting started
guide :-)
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Do
netstat -ao
to get a list of all ports already being listened on along with the process id
listening on that port.
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You should get the connection from the pool when you need it and not hang onto it.
Make sure you close it before returning from a session bean method.
void mymethod()
| {
| Object obj = (DataSource)ctx.lookup(jndiName);
| Connection conn = (Connection) ds.getConnection();
|try
PS also close statements and resultsets in the finally block
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You need a jbosscmp-jdbc.xml file as well. Thet's where you define what datasource to
use for your entities and perform field/relationship mapping
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Check out the getting started docs
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Maybe try renaming mssql.xml to mssql-ds.xml?
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Is your jboss-cmp.xml file actually included in the META-INF directory of your ejb.jar?
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Post your tld within a code block, it's garbled :-)
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Yep,
Your TLD does not actually define any tags, you need 1 of these as metioned in the
error msg.
taglib
|tlib-version1.0/tlib-version
|jsp-version1.2/jsp-version
|short-namemyapp/short-name
|tag
| ...
|/tag
| /taglib
Look in the dtd at
resource-ref and resource-env-ref are different :-)
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java:/ namespace is only accessible from within the same JVM
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Set the java.naming.provider.url in the jndi.properties file you are using on your
client, e.g.
### JBossNS properties
java.naming.factory.initial=org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory
java.naming.provider.url=jnp://192.168.20.3:1099
JBoss is a JMX implementation. Try running it with JDK 1.4.2
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http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=RunJBossWithJ2SDK1.5Beta
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Yes
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Look for the MBean corresponding to your MDB (in JBoss your EJB is and MBean) in the
JMXConsole and stop/start that
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It says it should be fixed in JBoss 3.2.3, so upgrade to that. What version are you
using?
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There you go
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Do you get errors during deployment?
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The site has been redesigned recently, might have something to do with it. The
jbossj2ee-src.zip download is on http://www.jboss.org/docs/index, and contains
build.properties. The 1.3 tutorial is the correct one, and once you have obtained
jbossj2ee-src.zip, it should help make things a bit
Never tried this, but you'll want to use the org.jboss.varia.scheduler.Scheduler
MBean. The docs contain some stuff aout this
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You have to bind it yourself. In your MBean you need something like:
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| String jndiName;
|
| public void setJndiName(String name){
| InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
| this.jndiName=name;
| ctx.bind(name, this);
| }
|
| public String getJndiName(){
Yep, you can add a depends to the message bean bit of the jboss.xml. It should contain
the jmx object name of the entitybean you want to be deployed first.
jboss-3.2.3/docs/dtd/jboss_3_2.dtd contains more details.
Cheers,
Kab
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The getting started documentation shows how to do this.
Cheers,
Kab
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When posting xml you should put it in a block to avoid garbling the xml. Here are a
few stabs in the dark:
Are B and C started?
Have you declared your methods in the interfaces for B and C?
Not sure if you should be using getAttribute() for getInstance(), but you should make
sure you have
Why?!?!?
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In jbosscmp-jdbc:
set the datasource element to java:/phemr and not just phemr
Cheers,
Kab
PS To paste xml so it appears properly, put a code block around it.
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Can you make your bean implement Serializable?
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There's an example in the Getting Started docs. IIRC in the wiki as well.
Cheers,
Kab
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offline wrote : So just to get this straight: If i use the datasource binding with
a command line application i'm wasting my time. There's no way?
correct
offline wrote : And also, if i am using the datasource from within a bean, as
defined above, i need to use it as
Also, the Datasource will be bound under java:MySQLDS (or is it java:/MySQLDS, I think
they are the same anyway), so you need to look up that if using the global name.
Also, objects bound in the java: namespace are not accessible from outside the jvm.
It lokks like you are
jvm-a) running JBoss
I have modified the code for SMTPSender so that it sends to all addresses for a given
domain in one SMTP connection. To acheive this I changed the implementation of the
method:
SMTPResult send(Mail message, MailAddress[] exclude)
RemoteDeliveryMDB now passes in the Mail and passes in all local
Doh!!! Wrong forum
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It is in server/default/jboss.jar.
When running the mail tests what I find easiest is to just set the JBOSS_HOME variable
to your JBoss distribution, that way I only have dnsjava-1.5.0.jar in the
jboss-mail/lib directory.
Here's a copy of my build.bat file:
@echo off
REM convenience bat file
You are throwing the wrong exception.
You should generally not be creating your own RemoteExceptions (they are meant for use
by Java when something goes wrong with the remote communication). This is the case in
EJB 2.0 at least, maybe this was different in EJB 1.1? I can't remember.
For
Datasources are bound in the JNDI namespace so have you tried looking up
java:jdbc/MySQLDS
or
java/:jdbc/MySQLDS
Cheers,
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Thanks Adrian,
The line of code you suggested showed we had an additional jndi.properties file hidden
away in a jar file on the classpath!
Now when I try to do
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
| ctx.bind(test/xyz, xyz);
I get the following error:
Had a look, and it seems the way I did it is what is normally done. I had just assumed
ctx.bind(test/xyz, xyz)
would create the subcontexts needed. At least now I know that is not the case!
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