Can you show the relevnt part of web.xml?
I have a filter set up like this and it works for me:
filter
filter-nameFooterFilter/filter-name
display-nameDisplay a common Footer/display-name
filter-classtest.web.FooterFilter/filter-class
/filter
filter-mapping
Hi.
Sorted the startup problem out. For some reason, the installation of
another program set the default jdk to 1.2. (dunno how), but Jboss needs at
least 1.3 to run.
Thanks.
Gordon.
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After getting frustrated because of an error 11 getting thrown using Sun and
Blackdown JDK's I decided to try IBM's jdk. But when I try to start jboss I
get the following Error:
09:24:32,034 ERROR [MainDeployer] could not start deployment:
Brian Wallis schrieb:
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 01:12, Krishnakumar N wrote:
You can do this by using the deployment sorters specified in
/conf/jboss-service.xml. For example, you can use the
PrefixDeploymentSorter and call your scheduler service xml 1blahblah.xml.
Yep, that will work, but I think
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] jboss not starting with IBM jdk
The same thing happens to me with IBM jdk 1.4.0. Didn't investigate yet.
Regarding Sun and Blackdown I have experienced the very same thing. Turned out my experimental Debian system was using libc 2.5.5 and either the jvm or Oracle
Hi,
The sybase database includes a
type called TIMESTAMP which is effectively a VARBINARY(8) and is
automatically updated on every insert by the database itself. Now this
field is not a date and does works with the
TimestampColumnLockingStrategy. I would like to implement a new Strategy
* Scott M Stark [EMAIL PROTECTED] [0338 15:38]:
There is some byte code compatibility issue with a Sun JDK1.4.1 compiled
binary and earlier vms, even though a javac.target of 1.2 was used. See
bug 679705 for details.
[ 679705 ] 3.0.6 fails to start with AbstractMethodError on IBM 1.4 VM
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] jboss not starting with IBM jdk
Hi Marko
So if I want to use Blackdown or Sun I must us libc
2.3.1 without getting Error:11 sometimes, isn't it? I'm running a debian too,
and my libc is 2.2.5.
Thanks in Advance
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From:
Marko
* Jordi Valldaura i Riqu? [EMAIL PROTECTED] [0306 09:06]:
After getting frustrated because of an error 11 getting thrown using Sun and
Blackdown JDK's I decided to try IBM's jdk. But when I try to start jboss I
get the following Error:
Try building source on that JDK and seeing if it can run
How will this differ or what benefits will it have comparing to
timestamp version column strategy already implemented?
alex
Thursday, March 20, 2003, 1:31:33 PM, Simone Milani wrote:
SM Hi,
SM The sybase database includes a type called TIMESTAMP which is effectively a
VARBINARY(8) and is
hi,
I have following problem.
my client calls session facade for ceating a new user. this session facate
check permissions and call other session bean which calls:
- create new group
- create new user
- get permissions id's
- add permission to user
get permissions is read only entity bean:
Hi David,
Yeah I was using 1.0 there for a while and was on a hiding to
nothing. I'm currently using 1_1RC1 but if I've any problems I'll
upgrade.
Cheers for the response.
Thanks,
Mark.
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Hello,
I need to be sure that each replica of my clustered application will do
specific operation at the same real time (eg at 9:34am).
I see two solutions:
a) Keep computers clock synchronized
Does jboss provide such service or is this OS/administrator issue?
b) Cluster TickTock service
Will
I have tried to emulate this problem in 3.0.6 newest release from the
sourceforge site there and it is doing the same thing.
I have tried to release my queue resources in the ejbRemove method.
What is the lifecycle of the messageBean and when do they actually get
removed? I thought
hi,
I've tested caching outside of this routine and this is working. I've to
change my routine to use it.
but other question. my entity bean has two finders:
- findByPrimaryKey()
- findByName()
why findByName() calls will be send to the db and not checked in the cache
of the bean?
Rafal
At
AFAIK finder always get pk from the db and then can retrieve
other fields from cache or db according your commit option.
finder + cache would require load all data from table +
having an in memory finder algorithm.
julien
RK hi,
RK I've tested caching outside of this routine and this is
Hi Dave,
I'm actually still getting this error and it seems that the only
way to get rid of it is to request each services wsdl individually.
I went to the apache site to download RC3 but couldn't find it.
I could only see RC2. Are you building it from CVS or something?
Thanks,
Mark.
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Subject: [JBoss-user] time synchronization in cluster
Hello,
I need to be sure that each replica of my clustered application
while hot re-deploying a jar in JBoss3.2.0RC3, I'm getting the following
error message:
09:41:47,208 ERROR [EntityContainer] Starting failed
org.jboss.deployment.DeploymentException: Error while checking if table
aleady
exists; - nested throwable: (java.sql.SQLException: Not in a
transaction)
There is no such thing as global time, only an approximation to
it seen from one viewpoint. If you depend on their being a
single global definition of time then your application will,
sooner or later, have failures due to race conditions.
Your preconditions can be beneficially relaxed by
Hi,
I am using 3.2.0 RC3 and have a
an entity bean with a one to many relation with another entity bean. Both
uses Optimistic Locking with modified startegy. They are tagged for
cascade delete and when I do a remove I get the following error:
2003-03-20 15:07:25,997 TRACE
If you are not requesting the wsdl individually, how do you request it?
Through the AdminServlet?
The only difference I could imagine is that if you are coming through the
service-request chain, then you will be guarantueed the right classloader
which I´m not sure for any other entry point into
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Hi,
I found this strange behaviour
on cascade delete: Say you have ParentBean and ChildBean where ParentBean
has many ChildBeans. When removing ParentBean on cascade delete JBoss
first tries to set the FK on ChildBean to NULL and then do the removals.
All this anyway fails if your FK is
| From: David Klimek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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| I see two solutions:
|
| a) Keep computers clock synchronized
| Does jboss provide such service or is this OS/administrator issue?
Depending on what OS you're using, there should be an XNTP service for it.
This will keep your systems in sync
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] jboss not starting with IBM jdk
I've installet gcc 3.2.2 and removed liggcc_s.so.1
but the problem still persists. I've submited a bug report to Sun. Do you know
any hint, it's my linux configuration fault in
windows everything works fine
Thanks in advance
Hi All,
I have a problem using the JBoss Scheduler deployer:
I have the following set up in the scheduled-service.xml file which is
deployed in JBoss, the service is supposed to start after the
local/AssociationListener EJB is deployed, but it seems that the service
is starting before the EJB is
Hello,
How I can list all session beans deployed on a JBoss server ?
I need this information : type (stateless, statefull), Jndi name,
implementation class name, home interface name, remote interface name.
I think I will need list some MBeans to do this. Any idea ?
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Danilo
you would think i'd have this down by now, but obviously i don't. =) how
can i reference an ejb that is deployed in a separate ear file? running
jboss 3.0.6 on win2k, here's my application setup:
app1.ear
-app1-common.jar
-app1-ejb.jar
-manifest.mf
app2.ear
-app1-common.jar
-app2-ejb.jar
hi danilo,
have you looked at the jmx-console.war?
http://localhost:8080/jmx-console/
thanks,
felipe
Danilo Luiz Rheinheimer wrote:
Hello,
How I can list all session beans deployed on a JBoss server ?
I need this information : type (stateless, statefull), Jndi name,
implementation class
Mark,
sorry. I quoted the RC3 from memory that apparently had a strike from a
gamma-ray that got through the ozone hole and toggled a neuron.
Yes its RC2 that I am using. The null pointer I got was simply when select
in the services page and clicking on the link for the wsdl for my service.
So I guess the Firebird JCA adaptor is very real in that it already
implements this functionality ??
Am currently using jboss-3.0.6, and am happy to wait for a formal release
before implementing, to know the fix/feature is in the pipline is perfect.
I have seen people ask, but is there a date
lo and behold, i've solved this one. by chance i was going through the
jboss docs and came across the new classloading information. all i had to
do was remove the app1-common.jar and manifest from my second application
and everything works.
i'm still a little confused my original trial would
Hello,
I realize, that JBOSS being open source, it doesn't have well-defined
delivery schedules for their releases, but is there a consensus among the
key members of the JBOSS development team as to the stability of RC3. Also,
is the intention to release another candidate build before the GA
http://news.com.com/2100-1013-993471.html
Phipps said Wednesday that making the compliance test available will
make it clear that Sun does not want to intentionally obstruct JBoss
Group's efforts to gain J2EE compliance. However, Phipps said he doubts
that JBoss software will pass the compliance
Felipe,
Thursday, March 20, 2003, 6:06:04 PM, you wrote:
FO have you looked at the jmx-console.war?
FO http://localhost:8080/jmx-console/
Yes, I know what jmx-console is.
It lists the MBeans instances on the server.
I already know how list this information from java code.
What I want
If I have multiple .WARs (often with common classes), is there anyway to
either
1) detect which .WAR is logging and control logging based on that via
log4j settings
or
2) or include information about the .WAR in each log line.
Thanks.
David
On 2003.03.20 17:02 David Wade wrote:
So I guess the Firebird JCA adaptor is very real in that it already
implements this functionality ??
Well, it's a relatively recent addition, but it does distinguish between
errors that mean the connection is dead and those that don't. It doesn't
test
On Thu, Mar 20, 2003 at 10:54:36PM -0500, David Corbin wrote:
If I have multiple .WARs (often with common classes), is there anyway to
either
1) detect which .WAR is logging and control logging based on that via
log4j settings
or
2) or include information about the .WAR in each log line.
I am new to JBoss development / using XDoclet. I started with the
sample/template downloaded from jboss.org.
I have the following XDoclet comments at the top of my bean class:
* @ejb:finder signature=java.util.Collection findByFileID(long pFileID)
*
* @jboss:finder-query name=findByFileID
*
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