javax.mail.MessagingException: .. could not connect to SMTP host -Reg

Hi , Iam trying to send a notification mail using the java mail in Geronimo 1.1.1 . When I try to send the mail iam getting this following exception , can any one give a pointer regarding where iam going wrong and what to do... javax.mail.SendFailedException: Send failure

Is there a vendor independent way of accessing EJBs from a standalone client?

Hi, I'm working at setting up an application client and am having some difficulty accessing EJBs on the server. I'm running my client using an application client container and am trying it out on a few different application servers. However, I'm having difficulty finding a way to lookup EJBs in

Help with finder method

Hello, I have a problem with a findAll method. I will describe the context of the application: I have a Customer CMP and an Account CMP that have one to many relationship (a customer can have multiple accounts). The Account table has a foreign key field that links it to the Customer table. The

Re: javax.mail.MessagingException: .. could not connect to SMTP host -Reg

There's a bug in the code that sorts out the connection host when you are using Transport.send(). There are two workarounds I know of for the problem: 1) set the target SMTP host using the mail.host property rather than mail.smtp.host, or 2) Rather than use Transport.send(), explicitly

Re: Help with finder method

Hi, I can't exactly figure out your problem. There is a sample application in Geronimo User Guide which has the same kind of scenario (Customer - Account) . It has a one-many relationship for CMP with XDoclet too. http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC11/ejb-sample-application.html Hope this help

Re: Help with finder method

Hello, I started from that sample application and I tried to extend it. Try adding a findAll method to the AccountBean and you will see the problem . Thanks, Radu Dumitrescu -- This message was scanned for spam and viruses by BitDefender. For more information please visit

Re: Help with finder method

Hi, Ahh... I didn't pick that thing and how much you have change the sample application. According to your original problem it says Data Type problem. Have you using the original database schema provided (original sample we are using String as our primary key types) ? Otherwise please

RE: javax.mail.MessagingException: .. could not connect to SMTPhost -Reg

Hi Rick, Thanks for replying, iam not sure from where it is picking the localhost attribute . I have mentioned my mail server host which is different everywhere in my application and also i have changed in the config.xml file inside Geronimo/var folder also to reflect to my host , but iam not

Re: javax.mail.MessagingException: .. could not connect to SMTPhost -Reg

I already did. It is picking up the localhost attribute because it's not properly using the mail.smtp.host property to configure the target SMTP host. Either of the two solutions I gave you below will fix the problem. How are you creating the mail Session in your application? Are you

Re: Help with finder method

Thanks a lot for the interest, I changed the PK fields in the sample application from string to integer. The strangest thing is that as I first mentioned the findByPrimaryKey method works, but the findAll method fails ... Best regards, Radu Dumitrescu -- This message was scanned for

RE: javax.mail.MessagingException: .. could not connect to SMTPhost-Reg

Hi Rick, I forgot to mention one point in my previous mail , iam using the mail resource that is available in the Geronimo and see my geronimo-application.xml gbean name=mail/MailSession class=org.apache.geronimo.mail.MailGBean attribute

Re: javax.mail.MessagingException: .. could not connect to SMTPhost-Reg

Kamalanathan Raman wrote: Hi Rick, I forgot to mention one point in my previous mail , iam using the mail resource that is available in the Geronimo and see my geronimo-application.xml gbean name=mail/MailSession class=org.apache.geronimo.mail.MailGBean

RE: javax.mail.MessagingException: .. could not connect to SMTPhost-Reg

Hi Rick, As u told I was having the sun mail.jar in my classpath , I removed it and added the Geronimo-javamail-transport 1.1.1 jar to it, now it shows this particular error . Is it something related to the firewall or is it something that iam doing wrong with my application.

Re: VirtualHost configuration at Application level

Check this doc, it shows all the configuration done at the geronimo-application.xml level http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC11/exposing-web-applications-on-distinct-ports.html Cheers! Hernan Hari Krishna Korrapati wrote: Hi, At present i am working on an ear which has got 3 web modules.

RE: javax.mail.MessagingException: .. could not connect to SMTPhost-Reg

Hi Rick , The information u have given was really useful , now I have changed the mail.smtp.host attribute to mail.host and now it is throwing this particular error. As u said iam using the following code , by calling Session.getDefaultInstance , find attached the code and the stack trace that

Re: Is there a vendor independent way of accessing EJBs from a standalone client?

I'm unclear on whether you plan to run the app client on the same vendors product as the ejb itself. If you plan to use 2 vendors you have to use corba. If you plan to use the app client container and the ejb container from geronimo, what you are trying should work. However for geronimo

Re: Plaintext passwords in Geronimo plans and config files

David Jencks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02-22-2007 12:01:11 PM: On Feb 22, 2007, at 6:12 AM, Aman Nanner/MxI Technologies wrote: Hi, I have noticed that passwords in plans and configuration files in Geronimo (1.2-beta) are not encrypted by the server, and remain in plaintext.

Re: Plaintext passwords in Geronimo plans and config files

There is some built-in encryption available. My recollection was that the server tried to apply it to settings with password in the name, but it may have changed in 1.2-beta. Thanks, Aaron On 2/22/07, Aman Nanner/MxI Technologies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I have noticed that

Re: Plaintext passwords in Geronimo plans and config files

On Feb 22, 2007, at 9:23 AM, Aman Nanner/MxI Technologies wrote: David Jencks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02-22-2007 12:01:11 PM: On Feb 22, 2007, at 6:12 AM, Aman Nanner/MxI Technologies wrote: Hi, I have noticed that passwords in plans and configuration files in Geronimo (1.2-beta)

Re: Plaintext passwords in Geronimo plans and config files

On Feb 22, 2007, at 9:35 AM, Aaron Mulder wrote: There is some built-in encryption available. My recollection was that the server tried to apply it to settings with password in the name, but it may have changed in 1.2-beta. I haven't found the code that does this, but I think that it

Re: Plaintext passwords in Geronimo plans and config files

Another approach for the db/jms connectors that I like although I'm not sure if its completely tested is to leave out the user/pw from the plans and use Subject based authentication. With this approach you'd add a login module to the security realm that would insert appropriate UserPassword

Re: Plaintext passwords in Geronimo plans and config files

On 2/22/07, David Jencks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I haven't found the code that does this, but I think that it encrypts config.xml rather than any plans. I could be very wrong although since plans aren't needed at runtime I can't see how encryption could be applied to them. I think it's in

Re: How to configurate Tomcat in Geronimo?

Hi, I think there is a misunderstanding at your side. Tomcat is container for servlets and does not run perl scripts or does not redirect calls. The Apache webserver is responsible for that. Your configure the webserver to redirect cgi calls or you have a perl module which runs the scripts.

ejb circular references

I have a bit of a predicament with circular refrences in EJBs. Due to legacy reasons, I have two EJBs - each which references the other (and refactoring would be non-trivial). I would prefer to keep them local (as opposed to remote) for security reasons. Trouble is, I don't know how to deploy

Re: LDAP Security Realm Q

On Feb 22, 2007, at 8:52 AM, Tod Thomas wrote: I'm working with Geronimo for the first time from a fresh binary install. I just defined a LDAP security realm, tested it, and it works. Can I change the Geronimo server console to use my new LDAP Security Realm? If so, how would I go

Re: ejb circular references

On Feb 22, 2007, at 12:24 PM, Spotts, Joel ((ISS Atlanta)) wrote: I have a bit of a predicament with circular refrences in EJBs. Due to legacy reasons, I have two EJBs - each which references the other (and refactoring would be non-trivial). I would prefer to keep them local (as opposed

Re: Is there a vendor independent way of accessing EJBs from a standalone client?

You're right, I didn't quite explain things 100%. I would like to have a .ear file that contains EJBs and a Swing client. I would like to be able to deploy that .ear and have it work on Glassfish or Geronimo, but don't want to change naming lookups, etc. I really just want to have the option of

Re: ejb circular references

Yes, we have run into a problem. The EJBs are in different EARs. If you ejbs are in different ears, things get a bit trickier. IIRC you have to supply the entire abstract name of the ejb container gbean for at least one side of the relationship. Can you give an example of supply the

Re: Is there a vendor independent way of accessing EJBs from a standalone client?

On Feb 22, 2007, at 3:13 PM, Ryan wrote: You're right, I didn't quite explain things 100%. I would like to have a .ear file that contains EJBs and a Swing client. I would like to be able to deploy that .ear and have it work on Glassfish or Geronimo, but don't want to change naming

Re: ejb circular references

On Feb 22, 2007, at 3:06 PM, pgrey wrote: Yes, we have run into a problem. The EJBs are in different EARs. If you ejbs are in different ears, things get a bit trickier. IIRC you have to supply the entire abstract name of the ejb container gbean for at least one side of the

Re: Is there a vendor independent way of accessing EJBs from a standalone client?

Just wanted to say thank you for the help. Ryan David Jencks wrote: On Feb 22, 2007, at 3:13 PM, Ryan wrote: You're right, I didn't quite explain things 100%. I would like to have a .ear file that contains EJBs and a Swing client. I would like to be able to deploy that .ear and have it

Configure Problem,the Tomcat in Geronimo!

I have installed the Geronimo-1.0 with Tomcat, and never installed a pure Tomcat. Then, In WindowsXp, the CATALINA_HOME environment variable should be set to what? For me, is that C:\geronimo-1.0\var\catalina? but there is not a folder named server there. ├─catalina │ ├─conf │ │ └─bk

Re: How to configurate Tomcat in Geronimo?

On Feb 22, 2007, at 2:11 PM, Prof.Dr. Reich Christoph wrote: Hi, I think there is a misunderstanding at your side. Tomcat is container for servlets and does not run perl scripts or does not redirect calls. The Apache webserver is responsible for that. Your configure the webserver to