On Jun 6, 2006, at 8:13 PM, Lin Sun wrote:
Hi Stan,
You are right, the classloader in 1.1 seems to change a lot. So I
went
back to the datasource plan, and I had the following as dependencies:
dep:dependency
dep:groupIdorg.apache.derby/dep:groupId
I cut Tranql 1.3 last night1.3.1 will have this support soon :)
Zakharov, Vasily M wrote:
Ooh. So for now there's completely no way I can provide the application
with the isolation level other than read-uncommitted?
When can we expect that TranQL 1.3.1 to appear? :)
Until then, is there a
the ever enjoyable Tomcat and
Jetty versions. Please take some time to take these builds and verify that they meet your exacting
standards for a Geronimo Release. As we like to say, Big G, Little G and things that rhyme with G.
*Jetty*
http://people.apache.org/~hogstrom/20060607/geronimo-jetty
Hey guys!
the 1.1 candidates seem to run with activemq 3.x still.
When will there be a version that runs with activemq 4.0?
Is it possible to use activemq 4.0 now with geronimo 1.1 anyway?
thanks
chris
Hello Shai!
I have the same problem to add a Queue or topic.
Have you solved it?
Best regards
Fredrik
Hi,
I am trying running some basic samples that use Database pools with 1.1
I am creating a new Database Pool called NewDataSource. When i use
this in my web application it throws an exception. I have set database
as SystemDatabase.
I am able to use only SystemDatasource that comes built with
The connector is pretty generic -- it works for all JDBC drivers.
There are separate settings to control the SQL dialect, etc. which may
be more relevant, but you can try the default first. I would assume
the connector would work with pretty much any recent release of the
Oracle drivers (I know
Aaron,
Thank you for your reply!
There are separate settings to control the SQL dialect, etc.
I couldn't find anything like that in the docs. Where could I look at
those settings?
XA is important for me. Does XA driver for Oracle exist somewhere? Can I
get it?
Thank you!
Vasily
Hi,
I am trying to deploy servicemix 2.0.2 on geronimo 1.0.The
servicemix.xml contains an EJB which is deployed on Geronimo server
only.
The ejb is being looked up from a standalone client correctly.
But while deploying the servicemix,where do I put the authentication
details of the ejb i.e.
Vasily,
XA support is not supported for Oracle.
U may try some other DB.:~|
Thanks,
Santosh.
Don't talk about yourself; it will be done when you leave.
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From: Zakharov, Vasily M [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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The XA connector for Oracle is available here:
http://dist.codehaus.org/tranql/rars/
(See the files with oracle in the name.) You also need the regular
Oracle XA driver, I assume. I don't actually know how to configure
the connector, but if you crack it open and look at the ra.xml then
Krishnakumar B wrote:
Hi,
I am trying running some basic samples that use Database pools with 1.1
I am creating a new Database Pool called NewDataSource. When i use
this in my web application it throws an exception. I have set database
as SystemDatabase.
I am able to use only SystemDatasource
Below is a copy of my earlier message. It is still unresolved. I need to
know if geronimo is going to work under this environment. Has anyone else
tried it on Solaris?
The server fails to start when I try to run it on a Sun T2000 (Sparc) on
Solaris 10. Works fine on Sun x4200 (AMD 64) with
I don't have sun hardware to try it with, but I think that jeff
genender has been running recent geronimo builds on a t2000, and I
didn't hear of any problems.
Have you checked that the missing configuration really is in the
geronimo repository?
sorry I don't have more ideas
david jencks
Ryan,
is there already a RMI service running on port 1099 your solaris system?
The exception is thrown when loading the RMI naming configuration. So I think
there is a conflict on that resource.
I will try 1.1 on my Sun later that day. I give you a feedback.
Thanks,
Mario
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I believe that you can use AMQ 4 as a plain old JCA managed resource,
by deploying the AMQ 4 rar. Geronimo will treat this as just another
resource adapter and will have console support. I suggest you ask
for more help on the active mq mailing list.
-dain
On Jun 7, 2006, at 3:11 AM,
Ryan,
is there already a RMI service running on port 1099 your solaris system?
The exception is thrown when loading the RMI naming configuration. So I think
there is a conflict on that resource.
Thanks,
Mario
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Below is a copy of my earlier message. It is still
Hi David,
Thanks so much - that did solve the prob!
My 1.0 plan has:
connector xmlns=http://geronimo.apache.org/xml/ns/j2ee/connector-1.0;
configId=EmployeeDatasource
parentId=geronimo/j2ee-server/1.0/car
dependency
uriorg.apache.derby/derby/10.1.1.0/jar/uri
/dependency
The stacktrace seems to indicate that the RMI module cannot be loaded
from the repository. To rule out any file corruptions, can you check
to see if the files in this directory match the files in your working
installations:
Hi All,
I have enabled public signup so now you can register and contribute directly to
the documentation.
The list of spaces for Geronimo are listed in geronimo.apache.org/documentation/
There you will find a breakdown into 4 initial sections. The first two focuses on Geronimo
software
Hi,
I have a simple stateless session EJB on geronimo 1.0.
While looking up the EJB from the client I have to mention the
java.naming.security.principal and java.naming.security.credentials
as geronimo and geronimo. And it is working fine.
But suppose I do not want to use the username and
hi stanley,
thanks a lot for the pointers.
Regards
Krish
On 6/7/06, Stanley Bradbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Krishnakumar B wrote:
Hi,
I am trying running some basic samples that use Database pools with 1.1
I am creating a new Database Pool called NewDataSource. When i use
this in my
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