Hi,
I've managed to get my servlet to access a JCA when the JCA is deployed first
then the war file.
However, in my web.xml file for the servlet I have to have a resource ref. I'd
rather not have this - I believe that I can get away without having this IF I
know the exact name of the JCA in
Hi All
I got a fresh copy of DayTrader from
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/geronimo/daytrader/trunk and tried out a
mvn install.It gives me the following error during the whole day.can
anybody please help to resolve this?
Thanks
Kanchana
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/kanchi/work/daytrader# mvn
When I deploy my war file to Websphere I don't need to declare anything in my
web.xml or in my geronimo-web.xml equivelant. AND - I can just use the jndi
name that I create the resource with in my servlet with no pre-fixing.
So -
In Geronimo it looks like I have to
a) declare the resource
Hallo,
First: I'm using Geronimo 1.1.1 with tomcat
I tried to secure a WebApplication. Only Clients with trusted
certificates are able to connect.
So, I have defined a new https listener with a Keystore that contains
the server certificate and Private Key and a TrustStore with an trusted
kanchana...
i added that to trunk yesterday and it built fine at the time. i will give
it another shot this morning and figure out what is going on...
thx...
chris
On 2/7/07, Kanchana Welagedara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All
I got a fresh copy of DayTrader from
Hi,
We are using geronimo1.1.1 application server.
After deploying the application, if particular file has been changed, then
we will replace the corresponding file in repository with the latest file
and restart the application.
In geronimo1.0 whenever we changed some JSP file, we never
I have noticed this difference in behaviour between G1.0 and G1.1, but never
bothered to ask. I never tested if the replaced JSP would be used after
restarting the app (or the server). I guess this has something to do with
the JSP precompilation.
Vamsi
On 2/7/07, Hari Krishna Korrapati [EMAIL
Hi Vamsi,
thanks for your answer.
Don't laugh, but I have developed my Application with the help of the
aricle you sent to me ;).
But there is still one problem. I can not download the samples.zip File
from the page (FileNotFound). Is there another location where I can
download the file? Maybe
On Feb 7, 2007, at 8:03 AM, John Hawkins wrote:
Well, it's not good news - but at least it's authoritative - many
thanks.
It's true that for complete portability you'll need to use a plan for
at least some app servers, however for geronimo you never do for
resource references if you
I'm not sure about the jetty assembly but as I recall in the
geronimo-1.1.1 tomcat assembly you should be able to turn on this
feature by editing var/catalina/conf/web.xml and changing this :
init-param
param-namedevelopment/param-name
param-valuefalse/param-value
Folks,
I am trying to install a plugin that I have created on to a WASCE 1.1
Server. I am using the deploy tool's install-plugin to do that. It works
great but is there any way to specify a different repository rather than
the default. After installing the plugin, the plugin artifacts are
Hola Ricardo,
great that you are interested in Geronimo and even greater you want to help out
with the documentation !!! ;-)
If you are new to Geronimo that is not a bad thing at all, actually it's the
other way around. You may be able to see things we are missing in the current
doc (or
Hi,
I 'm trying since 2 weeks to access a datasource from a stateless session bean
via JNDI lookup. I triedeverything I could find at any documentation. But I can
not access the datasource because the JNDI name could not be found. I deployed
the application in an EAR and have the reference to
Hi,
I 'm trying to access a datasource from a stateless session bean via JNDI
lookup. I tried everything I could find at any documentation. But I can not
access the datasource because the JNDI name could not be found. I deployed the
application in an EAR and have the reference to it at
Hi,
I've been using the Eclipse system to deploy webapps to Geronimo v1.1.1.
Does it work with Geronimo v2.0?
Ray
As far as I know, you cannot do this in Geronimo 1.1.1 because there is no
global JNDI. Instead, you need to define a resource-ref in your
openejb-jar.xml like this:
session
ejb-nameTestEjb/ejb-name
jndi-namecom/testing/TestEjb/jndi-name
resource-ref
Currently it does not. I'm awaiting a stable driver that contains a
critical fix in the Eclipse Platform. I plan to provide a driver on
the next WTP2.0/Eclipse3.3 milestone. (Milestone 5).
-sachin
On Feb 7, 2007, at 6:12 PM, Ray Hurst wrote:
Hi,
I've been using the Eclipse system to
Then, in your code, you would retrieve the datasource by doing a lookup
on
java:/comp/env/jdbc/DataAccessObject, which we defined in the
openejb-jar.xml.
Sorry, that should read java:comp/env/jdbc/DataAccessObject (without the
slash before the comp).
Hi Hernan,
Of course you can take it for granted that I'm volunteering. I can check
content and draw diagrams if necessary. Are there any documents other
than the ones that we are working on our end that I can lend a hand it.
If so, I can check those too. I wanted to check so that we are not
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