JSP Compiler

Hi, I'm using Geronimo 1.1 and i want to disable the recompilation of my jsp every time I restart the application or even every time I restart the server. Thanks Alessandro. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/JSP-Compiler-tf4480585s134.html#a12776094 Sent from the

Re: JSP Compiler

On Sep 19, 2007, at 8:06 AM, Alessandro PTQS wrote: Hi, I'm using Geronimo 1.1 and i want to disable the recompilation of my jsp every time I restart the application or even every time I restart the server. I would suggest precompiling your jsps. If you build using maven then there is a

Re: Enabling sticky sessions in Geronimo 2.0.1

I don't have a test env to try this out, but from looking at the Tomcat docs it looks like you may need to configure JvmRouteBinderValve. Something like: gbean gbeanInfo=org.apache.geronimo.tomcat.ValveGBean name=org.apache.geronimo.configs/tomcat6/2.0.1/car?

Xbean n00b needs help

Hi all, First, I'm kind of an XBean n00b, so please be patient with me. A little background info on the problem: I was provided xmlbean schemas with which I am supposed to call a WS that is also being provided. I've generated all of the beans, and I wrote a proxy to call the WS. I'm

Binding Strings and URL to JNDI

To have a JBoss and WebSphere compatible behaviour, I try to find a solution to put objects of the type java.lang.String or java.net.URL into the JNDI, to make it accessable to users of the InitialContext. First I tried to modify the Context but this fails because it's read only :-((. I thought

EJB as webservice client, where to get the WS URL

I try to call a webservice from within a ejb. In the current implementation the URL of the called webservice is read from the InitialContext of an global context. It's put to the context using the persistent name space binding of WebShere or JBoss. Because this doesn't work I have to look for

Re: Xbean n00b needs help

Hi Joe, Although your message refers to 'xbean.jar' you really want the xmlbeans user list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), not the xbean user list... As a freebie ;-) I would suspect either a problem with your CLASSPATH or perhaps compiling with one version of the JDK and running on a different

Re: Binding Strings and URL to JNDI

Hello Dieter, have you checked this doc http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC20/how-to-get-jndi-working-in-geronimo-20.html HTH Cheers! Hernan Dieter Moroff wrote: To have a JBoss and WebSphere compatible behaviour, I try to find a solution to put objects of the type java.lang.String or

Re: EJB as webservice client, where to get the WS URL

Since you want to be able to change this while deploying the app, you must consider setting it in the Geronimo plan. The plan can be specified while deploying the app. Cheers Prasad On 9/19/07, Dieter Moroff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I try to call a webservice from within a ejb. In the current

Re: Binding Strings and URL to JNDI

In geronimo 2.0 there is a global read-write jndi context under ger:. I think there is one in geronimo 1.1 also but I'm not sure if its under ger: or geronimo:. There's no way to bind stuff into it through configuration, you would have to write some code to do that... perhaps a gbean

Re: JSP Compiler

Geronimo 1.1 used maven1. So it does not have the jspc-maven-plugin. We used our own precompile goal in geronimo/etc/maven.xml http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/geronimo/server/tags/1.1.1/etc/maven.xml?revision=447393view=markup For an example of how we did it, look at the

Re: Problem with referencing to beans from other ejb-jars

Tomasz Mazan wrote: Hello I got deployed module A (JAR) and application B (EAR). A) Contains stateless bean @Stateless(name = JmsDispatcherGate) public class JmsDispatcherGateImpl implements DispatcherGateLocal, DispatcherGateRemote { and - of course - necessary interfaces.

How to define a JCA connection pool / jndi address?

Hi all. I'm in the middle of deploying a JCA adapter into a Geronimo 2.0.1 container. I've ensured that my adapter meets the spec (which it hadn't before... many thanks to those on this group who helped me with that), and the RAR file has been able to deploy successfully within the container.

Re: How to define a JCA connection pool / jndi address?

On 9/20/07, Ed Hillmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all. I'm in the middle of deploying a JCA adapter into a Geronimo 2.0.1 container. I've ensured that my adapter meets the spec (which it hadn't before... many thanks to those on this group who helped me with that), and the RAR file has been

Re: How to define a JCA connection pool / jndi address?

OK, you're right. I opened https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ GERONIMO-3480. Meanwhile you will have to modify your ra.xml to list all the config properties you want to use, and we don't complain if you don't set some. In geronimo you need to use a plan to deploy a resource adapter