Re: Where can I learn about GBeans

Srinath Perera wrote: Hi All; I want to learn about GBeans used in geronimo .. from wiki I found out that it is extension of MBeans ..but where can I find more info .. if the place is code where should I look at the code This is definitely a FAQ :) We currently implement GBeans using JMX but they

Re: Link to binary file fails

Lynch, Peter wrote: This is the main link given under Downloads, Binaries at http://geronimo.apache.org Thanks - should be fixed when the site gets rebuilt As an extra, why is the file still labeled incubator-? The M1 release was done when we were still in the incubator - the marker indicates

Re: Integrating Spring into Geronimo

There is also an initial version of Hibernate integration - currently this makes the SessionFactory available as a GBean or from JNDI. Work is in progress for integrating with the transaction manager and deployer. http://www.codehaus.org/~jboynes/germinate-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

Re: Web Services items for J2EE 1.4

Srinath Perera wrote: Thanks dims .. I would look in to them and come back geronimo dev if help is needed. Srinath It would be worth looking at the deployment code as well - it is the stuff that converts xml definitions to GBeans as the config is being built. However, I would steer away from the

Re: Deploying .ear

Eduardo Piva wrote: Hi Jeremy, I've found the error. I don't know where this .ear is used in the test tree, but it's broken. In the application.xml, there is a connectior module, but there isn't a connector rar file in the .ear. The .war file inside this .ear is also broken, it has some missing

Re: where to put the axis-geronimo module

How about just as the axis module in Geronimo? -- Jeremy

Testing Maven 1.0

Would appreciate it if people can confirm if geronimo builds on different platforms with the new release of maven 1.0 BUILD SUCCESSFUL on Windows XP Pro SP1 java version 1.4.2 Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.2-b28) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.2-b28, mixed

Re: Testing Maven 1.0

and ... BUILD SUCCESSFUL on Windows XP Pro SP1 java version 1.5.0-beta2 Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0-beta2-b51) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0-beta2-b51, mixed mode, sharing)

Re: Testing Maven 1.0

Lynch, Peter wrote: OK, after deleting my maven repository, then figuring out what NTLM authentication was and how to configure it behind my firewall, I finally got... BUILD SUCCESSFUL on Windows NT4 SP6 java version 1.4.2_03 Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.2_03-b02)

Re: EJB lookup in JNDI?

toby cabot wrote: I guess I should ask first if this functionality (i.e. remote JNDI and EJB calls) is even implemented, maybe I'm trying something that's not built yet. If it's supposed to work I'd welcome any tips people can offer. I don't believe it's there yet. -- Jeremy

Re: Is 'False' (as reentrant value) valid?

Believe it or not the valid values changed between EJB2.0 and EJB2.1 - in 2.0 you needed True/False and in 2.1 you need true/false If you changed the DD version, then you will need to change the values to match. If you are trying to deploy a jar with a 2.0 DTD doctype, then I'd say we have a

xerces in boot classpath?

I noticed we are including Xerces in the manifest classpath for server.jar - is there something that forces this or can we load it as a dependency from the System config? -- Jeremy

Re: is anyone working on integration with Derby yet?

I have been tracking the Derby lists and brought it up there but did not get any comment. It already does XA and I believe they have a connector so there may not be much to do except a GBean wrapper. I would like to propose we switch to it rather than Axion for the embedded database we include

Re: What's missing for Tomcat integration?

Shapira, Yoav wrote: Hi, After a bit of talking with Geir regarding the 1.0 M2 release still not supporting Tomcat, I thought I'd jump in and ask: what's missing for Tomcat integration, and how can I help? Just getting it running would be a good place to start. That should be a fairly simple

Re: Subversion keyword expansion not working

Dain Sundstrom wrote: svn propset svn:keywords author date id rev files Well we only really need date and rev, but might as well have the others. We dropped author for reasons that I don't think have changed so I would -1 adding that back in. In CVS $Id$ is a shortcut for specifying others. I

Re: Deployment heirarchies

Aaron Mulder wrote: On Sat, 11 Sep 2004, Dain Sundstrom wrote: What the heck is a DAG? Directed acyclic graph, or something like that. I think I've been wondering something similar. If you have 3 apps that are unrelated (don't depend on each other or anything else really), can you start the

Re: Deployment heirarchies

Alan D. Cabrera wrote: The reason that I ask is that in itests I distribute and start app1A, app1B, and app2A. I then try to stop and undeploy them in reverse order. When I do this, app1A, app1B and app2A throw this exception when they are undeployed: java.lang.IllegalStateException at

Re: how to change the default jetty port in the M2 download?

The ultimate intention is to make changes to the running server persistent so all you would do is use the console to alter the port. This isn't there yet. For now the easiest way is to edit the system plan (which should be in the binary) and re-deploy using: java -jar bin/deployer.jar

Re: how to change the default jetty port in the M2 download?

Dain Sundstrom wrote: Do you honestly think a newbie will be able to understand, download a plan, modify this, deploy it, and then start it? Now the augment to have a properties file works for me, but deploying a plan seems like one step too many. People seem to manage quite well for WebLogic,

Re: JNDI provider

Bruce Snyder wrote: My apologies, I didn't ask this correctly. Where did we get the JNDI implementation? There are actually a couple that we use based on different characteristics. The one for java: is located in o.a.g.naming and is designed for fast, read-only access - what happens with ENC

RE: Another wish: available configurations

You can also do this thru the 88 api - if you pass null as the module type to the module list methods it returns all configs the stores know about.

Re: Questions on OpenEJB, Castor and TranQL in Geronimo

Takling the TranQL bits ... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: * If I want to use Geronimo with a proprietary database that has a JDBC driver, is Castor the only library that may need modification to work with the proprietary database? What about TranQL? Castor is not involved in that. In TranQL we have

Refactoring Deployment

One thing we have talked about in the past is the problem with having deployment classes in each module - for example, having the connector deployer in the connector module. The issue here is that due to classloader dependencies, the deployment code needs to end up in the Server module so that

Re: RMIRegistryService, cruft or critical?

I think it is used by the RMI transport for JMX Remoting On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 18:59:42 -0500, David Blevins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I see the o.a.g.system.RMIRegistryService in all the plans, but the there is no visible sign of code useage. Is this thing cruft or is it still used somewhere?

Do resource-ref's still work?

Looking in geronimo-jetty.xsd the resource-ref definition is commented out - is there something that is stopping them working? -- Jeremy

Re: svn commit: rev 47326 - in geronimo/trunk/modules: common/src/java/org/apache/geronimo/common deployment/src/java/org/apache/geronimo/deployment

I am voting -1 on this change due to 1) the loss of information from the stack trace. To the people who need to see one, then they should see all the information; cutting out levels to simplify the display to end users is not a solution to giving them proper diagnostic information. 2) the

Re: Struts on Geronimo

Stephen Kong wrote: If you have two web applications both using struts, you may put the struts jars in a common lib directory, otherwise, your jars will be picked up twice. If I'm wrong please correct me. We don't have a common lib directory per se; we do something similar but different. The

Defaulting client config ids

Currently we have to have a deployment plan for an EAR in order to specify the config id for generated app clients. This is a pain and I would like to propose a defaulting solution. If we have a EAR file named myApp.ear then the configId for the ear defaults to myApp. We can use the

Re: [jira] Created: (GERONIMO-339) Add support for an ejb-link in geronimo deployment descriptors

karan singh malhi wrote: Thanks for the reply. Since we would be adding a geronimo dd to the ear file, that means we would be updating the .ear anyways, so why not modify the ejb-link in the spec dd itself. If we are not allowed to modify the spec dd, then should we be allowed to modify the ear

Derby embedded in Geronimo

For those interested, I have begun a simple embedding of Derby into Geronimo allowing it to act as the SystemDatabase for functions such as persistent timers etc. It is also generally bound as a local-transaction resource for use by applications. If things work out well and there are no

Re: Deploying a Data Source

Aaron Mulder wrote: I'm trying to set up a data source and access it from a web app. I guess I need to somehow deploy a tranql service? If there's an example somewhere it would be helpful. I think if I get the database in the global JNDI space then I can use a resource-env-ref in web.xml

Re: svn commit: rev 51837 - in geronimo/trunk/modules/derby/src: java/org/apache/geronimo/derby test/org/apache/geronimo/derby

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Author: dain Date: Sun Oct 3 09:48:41 2004 New Revision: 51837 Modified: geronimo/trunk/modules/derby/src/java/org/apache/geronimo/derby/DerbySystemGBean.java geronimo/trunk/modules/derby/src/test/org/apache/geronimo/derby/DerbySystemGBeanTest.java Log: Set the

Resource ref as dependency; WAS: Multiple Inheritance

toby cabot wrote: On a (hopefully) related topic, what's the mechanism to declare the dependencies within an ear? I ask because I've got a webapp that uses a connector and despite a resource-ref in web.xml and a resource-ref in geronimo-jetty.xml I get javax.naming.NamingException: could not

Re: Resource ref as dependency; WAS: Multiple Inheritance

David Jencks wrote: I agree, this is a good idea. Lets have the default value for the flag be mandatory, i.e you only include the flag when it is optional. We can presumably do the same with ejb-refs from web apps to ejbs? I don't think we can have dependencies between ejbs since there

Re: Resource ref as dependency; WAS: Multiple Inheritance

David Jencks wrote: yes, but is there anything preventing circular ejb references between ejbs in 2 or more ejb-jars in a single ear? You would just need to make the dependency optional. I don't think this is a big burden as this is likely to be unusual. -- Jeremy

Re: svn commit: rev 51845 - in geronimo/trunk/modules/assembly/src: plan var/config

David Jencks wrote: Unless we come up with non-classloader based package dependencies, I think JMS __does__ need to be a child of SystemDatabase or vice versa, so you can be sure, by making one or the other your parent, that they are both started. This is an artificial parent-child

Re: svn commit: rev 51845 - in geronimo/trunk/modules/assembly/src: plan var/config

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you're sending a message from one EAR to another using user objects serialized, thats true. I guess in this case, we should ensure that the tcp protocol is used to ensure data is serialized into and out of each EAR/class loader. We should reserve the VM transport

Re: Frontend tools

Aaron Mulder wrote: I know the main developer of MC4J, a cool (Swing-based) JMX management console -- check out the screen shots and stuff. (His name is Greg Hinkle) I hope to get Greg on board with Geronimo. If so, and if that project continues to use (what is essentially) the Mozilla

Re: Frontend tools

Dondi Imperial wrote: I'd like to help out with frontend tools (web and desktop based) for administration and deployment. Who do I get in touch with? If there is no need or it is too early, for work on this end just ignore this email. For something relatively small to get your feet wet you

Re: [jira] Created: (GERONIMO-357) Command line deployer should be able to connect to remote server

David Jencks wrote: My impression is that the 88 tool only works on the same machine as the server. I thought it did not send the module you were deploying over the connection but only its location (File). Am I wrong? Currently that is still a restriction of the implementation. However, being

Re: RMI startup failure

David Blevins wrote: Seems we're getting classloading issues from our RMIClassLoaderSpi. After a clean build, this no workie. $ cd modules/assembly/target/geronimo-1.0-SNAPSHOT $ java -Djava.rmi.server.RMIClassLoaderSpi=org.apache.geronimo.rmi.RMIClassLoaderSpiImpl -jar bin/server.jar It fails

Re: RMI startup failure

David Blevins wrote: To answer part of my own question, the RMIClassLoaderSpi provider must be in the system classloader. Worse yet, the provider is instaniated and assigned to a private static final in RMIClassLoader. It works in OpenEJB because it has geronimo-core in the manifest class-path of

Re: JavaMail API

David Jencks wrote: If I remember the discussions correctly, it is in the sandbox because it is incomplete, is not currently spec compliant, and the javamail api is not well separated from implementing javamail itself, so you would essentially have to implement all of the javamail functionality

Re: svn commit: rev 54184 - in geronimo/trunk/specs/jaxr: . src src/java src/java/javax src/java/javax/xml src/java/javax/xml/registry src/java/javax/xml/registry/infomodel

Davanum Srinivas wrote: Did you get these from ws-juddi\extras\jaxr\docs\apidoc\javax\xml\registry? No, these are actualy implementations of the API classes which I could not fund in jUDDI or Scout. -- Jeremy

Re: svn commit: rev 54190 - in geronimo/trunk/specs/jaxr/src/java/javax/xml/registry: . infomodel

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Author: jboynes Date: Sat Oct 9 16:48:58 2004 New Revision: 54190 Added: geronimo/trunk/specs/jaxr/src/java/javax/xml/registry/ConnectionFactory.java geronimo/trunk/specs/jaxr/src/java/javax/xml/registry/DeleteException.java

Re: Debugger Suggestions...

Mark DeLaFranier wrote: Does anybody have any recommendations, and hopefully setup tips :-), for a java debugger that works with minimal setup and config for Geronimo? I use Idea (http://www.intellij.com) which has support for remote debugging so you can attach to a running server and step

Re: JSTL Broken

Aaron Mulder wrote: So our JettyClassLoader denies any requests starting with javax. Unfortunately, this appears to break the JSTL, which includes a JAR with javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.* packages. That breaks Spring, which is blowing up trying to load the LocalizationContext class from the JSTL

CAN WE PLEASE MAKE THE BLOODY BUILD WORK

To all those who have been making improvements to the build over the last month, can we please please get back to a situation where it works reliably, every time on Windows, Linux and OSX. No magic, no mystical plugin downloads, no arcane sequences to rebuild, no patches to apply, simply: *

Updating Building page on the wiki

Can someone who knows all the right incantations please update the Building page on the wiki http://wiki.apache.org/geronimo/Building -- Jeremy

Build issue on Windows, JDK1.5.0, possibly on 1.4

A full build from scratch can fail with an OutOfMemoryError: PermGen on some Windows machines possibly due to the number of classes etc loaded during the build/test process. One solution to this is to increase the permanent memory with SET MAVEN_OPTS=-Xmx512m -XX:MaxPermGen=128m Incremental

Re: Updating Building page on the wiki

David Blevins wrote: Seriously, why are we using MoinMoin if none of us can figure it out. I was referring to the maven gods not those for moinmoin :-) This page refers to getotherprojects and the like which I thought had been removed -- Jeremy -David On Oct 18, 2004, at 4:55 PM, Jeremy Boynes

Re: Build error

I notice that you are using maven 1.0-RC3 - there could be some problem with how it is parsing the project.xml files - can you upgrade to maven 1.0 and try again. -- Jeremy Sandip Ghayal wrote: Hello Gang, Build fails for me too. When doing maven clean I got error as mentioned in file

Build failure

After an m:update from a environment that worked yesterday. C:\apache\geronimo\trunkmaven -o m:build __ __ | \/ |__ _Apache__ ___ | |\/| / _` \ V / -_) ' \ ~ intelligent projects ~ |_| |_\__,_|\_/\___|_||_| v. 1.0 [copy] Copying 1 file to C:\apache\geronimo\trunk\etc build:start:

Re: Build Error.

Jeremy Boynes wrote: Jeremy Boynes wrote: It then breaks in TranQL - Dain is looking at that. More progress - you need a full clean first. Only to run into an OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space in OpenEJB BasicStatelessContainerTest - did something change to mean this needs more memory

Re: Can openejb ContainerBuilders be moved to deployment package?

David Jencks wrote: Maybe I haven't investigated enough how they are used, but shouldn't the XXXContainerBuilders be in deployment rather than the runtime packages? The builders are specific to each project so we did not want to load all of that into the deployment module. The idea was to split

Re: Test Failure (Derby Missing Classes)

Aaron Mulder wrote: In modules/derby -- I'm not sure why it would compile but then be missing classes at runtime. I just did an m:update followed by an m:rebuild-all It works for me and I don't think anything changed since yesterday. Can you build from that module with -X so we can see the

Re: svn commit: rev 55336 - in geronimo/trunk/modules/j2ee-schema: . src/j2ee_1_4schema

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Log: Update to latest J2EE schemas from http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee/ Corrected versions are no longer necessary Now includes more web services schemas There are huge deltas here due to formatting changes - did we mess up the original import, did Sun reformat the

Re: Geronimo-358: Remote Deployment

I think we need to be careful here to avoid overloading JSR-88. The problem with JSR-88 is that is requires a running server to to anything useful; the restrictions on the client environment prevent you doing any work in the provider itself. On the other hand, we need a standalone deployer that

Re: [jira] Created: (GERONIMO-387) Command Line Hot Deploy

For some reason I did not see a Jira notification from when I linked this to GERONIMO-357 -- Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Message: A new issue has been created in JIRA. - View the issue:

Re: Geronimo-358: Remote Deployment

Aaron Mulder wrote: I have to disagree with one point here, which is that JSR-88 can work without the server running. In particular, if you launch it just like the existing deploy tool, it gets it's own mini-server-environment right there and it can used the in-VM JSR-88 deployer to deploy

Re: Geronimo-358: Remote Deployment

Aaron Mulder wrote: Hmm... It would be possible to have our tool set up the environment (Kernel running) and then the plugin could just try Kernel.getSingleKernel or whatever to connect to the offline kernel. While spec compliant, that would only work with our tool, still. Okay, it's a bit

Additional metadata for Configuration

I would like to propose we add the following metadata to the Configuration: * displayName - the ability to return the display-name element from the deployment descriptor for a given locale (or the server's default locale if a localized version is not available) * description - the description

Re: Weird build errors on SuSE 9.2

Can you add these configs to the Known(not)Working page on the wiki. Aaron Mulder wrote: FYI, I have upgraded my Linux machines to SuSE 9.2 (SuSE kernel 2.6.8-24.3). On one of them, with JDK 1.4, during an m:rebuild-all, I got a JDK crash in an NIO accept() in the unit tests in our remoting

Re: Jetty Security Realms

Alan D. Cabrera wrote: That would depend on what you're envisioning. Can you provide some detail? I don't have any concrete suggestions but having struggled with security configuration for an application last week would greatly appreciate some simplifications. I have a feeling that some of

[VOTE] M3 pre ApacheCon

On the belief we need to formally vote on making a release, should we produce a M3 release?

Re: [VOTE] M3 pre ApacheCon

Jeremy Boynes wrote: On the belief we need to formally vote on making a release, should we produce a M3 release? Here's my +1

Re: How to updated config.list during offline deployment

Aaron Mulder wrote: I'd like to be able to add entries to config.list when the server is not running and I'm doing a deployment. The problem is, the configuration list GBean isn't running -- it's not in the minimal set started by the deployer. And even if it was, it would install a shutdown

Re: How to updated config.list during offline deployment

Aaron Mulder wrote: I'm working on the new deployer not the old one. As per the proposed deployer syntax message, this one actually offers a JSR-88 start method while the server is not running, which equates to updating the config list to include the module. I'd rather not start the server to

Re: How to updated config.list during offline deployment

Aaron Mulder wrote: If you deploy to a server that's not running, then the module will be started next time the server starts. If you distribute to a server that's not running, then the module will not be started next time the server starts. You mean, you hope that it starts - you would have

Re: How to updated config.list during offline deployment

Aaron Mulder wrote: What I am proposing is the equivalent of using the current deploy tool, and then adding the module's configId to the server command line next time you start it -- which is what you can do today. I don't see how that makes the situation worse. No, you were proposing having

Re: [Apache Geronimo Wiki] Updated: WishList/M3

Aaron Mulder wrote: For what it's worth, I can't recall having a problem with Tomcat, JBoss or WebLogic where it processed a partially copied file or had a race condition or was unable to revert or it was unclear to me whether the application was successfully deployed (either you get big stack

Re: Deployment Status

As Aaron says, this was a quick chat to clarify issues rather than a shady meeting in smoke filled rooms. To write up the issue as I see it will take time. I actually have work to do (being the middle of the work day here) so I said I would write something up soon. In the meantime, Aaron has

Re: Deployment Status

David Blevins wrote: Jeremy has an obligation Dims, Bruce, Dain, Hiram, James, Jailton, myself, you and the community to vote if he disagrees. http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]msgNo=9427

Re: Is transaction control leaking around the TransactionContextManager?

TranQL uses TM directly to avoid any dependency on Geronimo. IIRC the only place it is used is to support collection-valued accessors for EJBs - the spec requires that at the end of the transaction any returned Collections become inoperative. Have look at MultiValuedCMRAccessor Alternatively

Re: External Deployment Plans, Web Services, and EARs

A good concern but I don't think we'll need to do this. Each module in the EAR can be deployed standalone where we only get the single plan allowed by JSR-88; therefore we need to be able to nest plans for other things such as webservices or portlets inside that single plan. The ANY element in

Re: What hidden agenda?

Jim Jagielski wrote: Within the ASF, the use of the development mailing list is *the* method of development discussion. That's the reason for it. Wikis are good for after the fact documentation. IRC is good when a small subset of developers need to get together quickly to talk about some aspects

Re: Logging problems

Dain Sundstrom wrote: As of an IoCish solution If we changed our components to declare a dependency on a Log, the kernel can initialize a log and inject it into the component. For example, instead of a component using this code to get a log: public class MyService { private static

Re: svn commit: rev 57121 - geronimo/trunk/modules/jetty-builder/src/java/org/apache/geronimo/jetty/deployment

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Author: adc Date: Tue Nov 9 19:14:42 2004 New Revision: 57121 Modified: geronimo/trunk/modules/jetty-builder/src/java/org/apache/geronimo/jetty/deployment/JettyModuleBuilder.java Log: Temporary fix Er, for what? :-) -- Jeremy

Re: M3 does not start

Peter Nabbefeld wrote: Aaron Mulder schrieb: Peter, That's not so easy -- neither changing the default Jetty port nor disabling Jetty. You need to either build a new server configuration for yourself (replace the org/apache/geronimo/Server configuration) or edit the details of that

Re: Purpose of Derby Default DB

The DefaultDB is older and predates Derby's arrival at the ASF. Services that needed a database backend were using it. When Derby arrived and was integrated I added it as System DB so we could see how it would work out without disrupting any of the existing services. In our environment Derby

Re: Excessive error output when deploying plan?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I tried deploying a JMS resource plan and got an error. The amount of error output produced seems excessive. It looks like the plan was output to the terminal three times in the error information. Is it necessary to output so much information, including a stack trace?

Re: Subversion newbie question

Chandresh Taunk wrote: The geronimo FAQ tells me thet I use 'svnpasswd' command to create the password on apache's subversion server; but I don't know what my user name is nor how do I create one? Any help is appreciated, You only need that if you are a committer. For anonymous access you

Configurations as Maven Artifacts?

A random thought occured to me as I was sitting watching the build that the assembly module, especially its maven.xml, was getting bigger and bigger and that we might be better splitting things up. One of the main things it is doing is building different configurations, many of which are not

Re: GBeans, Kernel and JMX Exceptions

Sounds reasonable - I can roll this into the ObjectName changes. -- Jeremy Dain Sundstrom wrote: One of the last areas of tight coupling to JMX in the Geronimo kernel and the GBean architecture is the use of JMX Exceptions. These the exceptions are normally not declared as part of the

Re: GBeans, Kernel and JMX Exceptions

Dain Sundstrom wrote: When you going to make that change? I'm working on the GBean code right now, but will be offline Thursday until Sunday Morning. I've been waiting to see if there is any more input given this is not critical and it does change the API. As I said, I plan to get to it this

Re: BLOB manipulation - question

Gianny Damour wrote: Hi, I am working on the support of Dependent Value Classes. The implementation is rather simple: if a binding is not explicitely defined for a CMP field class (see org.tranql.sql.jdbc.binding.BindingFactory) and if the class implements Serializable, then one assumes that

Build failure in Axis module

Is this an issue or just that EWS is out of sync? java:compile: [depend] Deleted 0 out of date files in 0 seconds [echo] Compiling to C:\apache\geronimo\trunk\modules\axis/target/classes [javac] Compiling 10 source files to C:\apache\geronimo\trunk\modules\axis\t arget\classes

Does Fedora Core 3/Sun JDK1.5.0 work for anyone?

When I try and build Geronimo on Fedora Core 3 with the Sun 1.5.0 JDK I get a Hotspot crash - is this working for anyone else? -- Jeremy

Re: Remove assembly from main build?

This seems similar to the idea of making each configuration a separate artifact. So rather than one huge assemby module, we would have a separate module (presumably under a different directory than module) for each configuration being generated and then a distribution module that pulls them

Re: Does Fedora Core 3/Sun JDK1.5.0 work for anyone?

Aaron Mulder wrote: What's the machine? My experience with SuSE 9.2 (kernel 2.6.8) and the uberbuild has been (Sun JVM unless otherwise noted): Desktop P4/2.4 no HT, 1GB RAM, SATA hard drive (seen as SCSI) I am just building Geronimo and it is crashing compiling. I had only switched

Re: Does Fedora Core 3/Sun JDK1.5.0 work for anyone?

Antonio Gallardo wrote: Hi Jeremy: the advise in my last mail don't helped? Yes it did. I had the Sun JDK's installed and thought that things would use JAVA_HOME (set in profile) to locate tools; you made me realize I should symlink the others as well. I had already gone back to 1.4.2 though

java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/geronimo/deployment/DeploymentException

Getting this when bootstrapping the deployer during assembly. AIUI this moved package/module recently - any ideas why the old version is still being used? I have wiped out the maven repo and cache and built online from clean. -- Jeremy java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:

Patch to upgrade to derby 10.0.2.1

As the build is consistently failing for me, can someone apply this and see if Geronimo builds for them? -- Jeremy Index: modules/assembly/project.xml === --- modules/assembly/project.xml(revision 110123) +++

Re: EJB QL Support?

Aaron Mulder wrote: Is anyone working on EJB QL support? There's a guy here at work who's interested in fussing with antlr and EJB QL, but I don't want to step on anyone if it's already underway. He should see where we are in TranQL - Dain, Gianny and I have all done some work on it. --

Re: Transaction module build fails

HOWL is being mirrored in the openejb repo. You could try: http://openejb.codehaus.org/maven/howl/jars/howl-logger-0.1.8.jar -- Jeremy Craig Johannsen wrote: Nope. One was there but it was too small and could not be opened by Ark. So must be corrupted. Maybe times out on download. Tried maven

Re: How can I get a reference collection from a GBean?

Alan D. Cabrera wrote: I added infoFactory.addOperation(getProtocols); in addition to the reference below and I can now get this collection via the call: (Collection) kernel.invoke(gbeanName, getProtocols); This seems to be a dangerous thing to do given the collection is a live set of

Re: Today's Build

Hari Kodungallur wrote: Jeremy, thanks for the fix. Now, openejb module uses derby-47170 while rest of geronimo uses derby-10.0.2.1. I am wondering whether that could be a problem at all. There are no API differences so it is really just which version it runs with - we just need to update

Re: [jira] Created: (GERONIMO-530) Test during migration

This is a test using the new instance - please ignore Jeremy Boynes (JIRA) wrote: Test during migration - Key: GERONIMO-530 URL: http://issues.eu.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-530 Project: Apache Geronimo Type: Test Components: buildsystem

Re: Proposal to remove processing of geronimo-service.xml files in dependencies

Dain Sundstrom wrote: I think we have a geronimo project build problem here. The specific problem we have it the geronimo-service.xml contained in the jetty module gets out of sync because it is the only module that uses this feature. The root problems are the file name has a confusing name,

Re: Proposal to remove processing of geronimo-service.xml files in dependencies

David Jencks wrote: After thinking about this some more I think the major issue is that one cannot tell from the top level plan whether a dependency is a plain jar or if it includes a 570-node tree of recursive sub-dependencies. Renaming and autogenerating the xml config file, while good

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