When is 3.2.2 final going to be released and put up? I
seem to have a hell of a time getting the branch out
of CVS and building it, not to mention our boss's are
not keen on seeing us use our own compiled version of
jboss. They prefer stable releases. As we have a need
for all these load
Yet again I can't wait to read the statement that I
hope Marc or someone is preparing right away. I spoke
to two more people tonight, one from Sun that has
learned of the conflict going on. I can only imagine
how quickly this is going to proliferate through
various companies that once again JBoss
Juha, Marc, etc,
I guess the question I and it seems others are
interested in is WHY did you cut loose these guys, and
so suddenly? There seems to be no logical explanation,
and why at a time when JBoss is really start to shift
momentum and finally become certified and so forth,
why cut a number
2003 news
As stated in previous msgs on the question of
Jetty, we will continue
to maintain the embedded container service.
--
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
Kevin Duffey wrote:
Great stuff. One
will entice some of them to put in
longer hours and more code.
--- Juha Lindfors [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Kevin Duffey wrote:
Juha, Marc, etc,
I guess the question I and it seems others are
interested in is WHY did you cut loose these guys,
and
so suddenly
Not sure of the issue, but go get 3.2.2RC2. 3.2.2RC1
and now RC2 have fixed clustering issues. Try it in
this container first, see if it works. If it does,
then you probably came across a bug with 3.2.1. If
not, then on with the answers..
--- Mauricio De Diana [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello,
It seems most of these classloader issues involves
something like:
ClassLoader save =
Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
try
{
Thread.currentThread().setContextClassLoader(someClassLoaderYouNeedToUseToLoadAClass);
.. do code
}
finally
{
What sort of hardware? I know on our PIII800 with
512MB ram it takes almost 31/2 minutes to start. On my
PIV 1.8Ghz laptop it takes like 17 seconds. On the
PIII800 linux with 512MB it takes a bit over 2
minutes. So I suppose some of this time depends on
hardware/memory. We were running it
If I send you the money for one of those big
Australian beers we see on the commercials here, will
you reply with a nice long email? ;)
--- Greg Wilkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Barlow, Dustin wrote:
Maybe its time for the CDN folks to be a little
more forthcoming about their
real
Great stuff. One question, what happened to Jetty? It
seemed JBoss moved to Jetty not too long ago, and as
far as I knew Jetty was a better servlet/jsp/web
container than Tomcat. Can you please advise us as to
what is going on here, especially with Greg sending an
email out indicating he and the
,
Mauricio De Diana
--- Kevin Duffey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escreveu:
Not sure of the issue, but go get 3.2.2RC2.
3.2.2RC1
and now RC2 have fixed clustering issues. Try it
in
this container first, see if it works. If it does,
then you probably came across a bug with 3.2.1
. Its about
working with people you trust to build a project
that has to answer to customers.
--
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
Kevin Duffey wrote:
I must have missed all the emails with misconduct
in
them
Hey, that is a bunch of crap! How come I have to
divide my award up with the entire jboss list? So
what, we get like $2 each now?
--- MARIA JOSE SANCHEZ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
C/GUZMAN EL BUENO,137
MADRID - ESPANA
TEL: +34-660 303 461,
Some people like forums, some people like email. I
like both, although I agree that it's a pain to have
to post in the forum and email. It would be nice to
have both interlinked somehow.
--- Brian Wallis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why are there two places for discussing jboss?
The forums seem
removing the jar from one of the
servers.Thus
undeploying it before deploying it!
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks Regards,
Nishant.
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,
Brian
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performance: A JBoss client
example
For me, I want a comprehensive suite
Did you put it in node 2 when both were clean?
Re-deploying of apps in the /farm dir doesn't seem to
work in RC1. You may want to get the very latest RC2
that just came out two days or so ago. That may have
fixed it, but I haven't tried yet. Anywho, I also note
that the only thing that works with
Get 3.2.2RC2, try it with that one. A lot of
clustering issues have been fixed in the 3.2.2x
release as I understand it, or perhaps not a lot, but
the few there were. We saw problems with 3.2.1 that
worked in 3.2.2RC1, so give it a whirl.
--- Russell Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm
as a criticism. I'm
just interested in
seeing where you're going so I know whether we
overlap or we don't in what
we are doing. :)
JonB.
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To: [EMAIL
Very good stuff! Question, how can we proceed in
testing a clustered setup along similar lines as you
have done here? I am curious to see how effective
scaling a given application is. From a single node, to
two nodes, to three nodes, then on to a second
partition and so forth. It would be
For me, I want a comprehensive suite of tests to run.
I want to measure the response times between a client
and the server, the time a server gets a request until
the time it goes back, the number of threads running,
the number of simultaneous requests going at one time.
I want to see reports on
And, you can not resell LGPL as I understand it. How
RedHat is able to sell Linux, for example, made up of
LGPL, GPL and more, is that they charge for the
service of assmebling a full installation, including
the various works they do to make their own
distribution the way it is. But the products,
Where did you hear/read about class cast exceptions?
We haven't seen that in farming. What we have seen is
that re-farming is not working yet. It is being
addressed I believe. We are able to deploy an app, see
it farmed (if all servers were clean before we drop
the app in one node), and it works
Hey, finally one I can answer. You are incorrect in
that it is the same loader. You are seeing the
classloader class name, not the actual instance ref. I
believe every bean, etc is loaded by its own instance
of a UnifiedClassLoader. What you need to do is print
out the reference and see that they
That said, I want to be sure I understand that this
means I could take the JBoss product, and use it in my
own proprietary or FSF based project? For example, if
I want to use the JMX kernel and the JMS stuff to
embed in my own commercial client application to have
JMS functionality, I could do so
Kevin Duffey wrote:
That said, I want to be sure I understand that
this
means I could take the JBoss product, and use it
in my
own proprietary or FSF based project? For example,
if
I want to use the JMX kernel and the JMS stuff to
embed in my own commercial
I don't mind the post, others might. I'd love to see
something more affordable though. $40 a month
approaches 1/2 the cost of a RCN MegaModem which gets
me 5 static ips, 3MB down and up to 1.5 up dedicated.
I could run my own series of servers for 2x the price.
I think $10 to $15 per month is a
I am tasked with scoping out what is necessary to
implement various clustering tests with the JBoss app
server before we deploy any applications on it. While
I have the basics down, I am expected to come up with
a professional document that explains the various
tests that need to be done, their
Hey Bill, Sacha,
Do you guys have any test cases you use to test your
coding of the clustering capabilities? If so, where
would I find it in the jboss-all project structure? We
are trying to come up with simple test case apps to
test load balancing, clustering, etc and I am not
entirely sure
What would be the point of hot-deploy then? If you
deploy a new app, how is your session to be accurate
if for example one of the session objects has a new
version behind the object? That is, if you store
Address, and you now extend Address from
AbstractAddress, your old session state object only
to work with app that
sometimes
invalidate your session? Do U think that Amazon or
e-bay do that?
[]'s,
Regis Melo
Kevin Duffey wrote:
What would be the point of hot-deploy then? If you
deploy a new app, how is your session to be
accurate
if for example one of the session objects
Hey all,
Is this a better place than the jboss forums to get
help?
Anyway, I am most impressed with the feature set of
JBoss clustering. Bill/Sacha did a great job.
There are some issues which I have come across though
and would like to point out, and possibly get help on
if I am doing it
Of Kevin Duffey
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2003 2:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [JBoss-user] Clustering grins and woes
Hey all,
Is this a better place than the jboss forums to
get
help?
Anyway, I am most impressed with the feature set
of
JBoss clustering. Bill/Sacha did
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