Ken,
As an FYI, I was having all sorts of trouble with the Chapter 4 examples
until I finally saw this in another message and it looked familiar:
> > >java.net.MalformedURLExcption: no
protocol:Files/jboss2/lib/ext/jboss.jar]
> >
> > That means you've installed jBoss in C:\Program Files\jboss2 (the
default
> > location) and the space in the URL is throwing off the whole URL. Try
> > installing in a different directory (like C:\jboss2\) or using
"progra~1"
> > instead of "Program Files".
My Chapter 4 stateless session bean was failing to lookup the Cabin entity
bean successfully, until I uninstalled and reinstalled jBoss in C:\jboss2
rather that the default C:\Program Files\jboss2. Then I finally got it to
work, after wasting lots of time. I do wonder at this point if jBoss is
actually broken when installed in C:\Program Files\jboss2. Does anyone
know?
If this causes serious problems, I suggest to the powers that be at least
changing the installer's default directory, if not actually refusing to
install in a directory with spaces in the path (at least one Java IDE
I've used does this).
David
> At 08:21 PM 07/24/2000 -0500, Ken Jenks wrote:
> >Anyone in need of help with the examples from this book, I'll have a
> >tutorial ready this coming weekend (for both Linux and Windows) showing
> >how to build and run the examples from chapter 4. You might hold off on
> >fiddling with these examples until then -- or you might keep fiddling,
> >then compare your solution to mine.
>
> As promised, here's my first solution. It includes Windows batch
> files and
> Linux shell scripts for compiling, deploying and running on the latest
> jBoss binary. (Warning: will not work on last week's version of
> jBoss 2.0.)
>
> This is NOT the optimum jBoss solution. I revised the client code
> and even
> the TravelAgentBean to use jBoss' local JNDI names. What I should
> have done
> -- and what I'll do next week -- is to use jboss.xml to re-map the JNDI
> names used in the examples to jBoss' local JNDI names without
> revising the
> client code. (That's how jBoss is supposed to work. I think.)
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