Hello people,
I would be glad if anybody can clarify my
doubt..
Q : In the JMS Spec, the 8th chapter talks about the
Interfaces for the App Server to implement. Now my
doubt is if those interfaces like ConnectionConsumer,
ServerSession etc. All these are used to handle
concurrent processin
I was wondering what are different design strategies to achieve efficient
centralized logging of application messages (Exceptions, info etc.) in a
clustered environment.
What i can think of is having a Messsage driven bean that consumes messages
from EJB and writes to a
db table. Thus achieving
Hi all,
i am able to send emails within my organization using the smtp server of my
company but i am unable to send it to other domains like hotmail/rediff
etc.,
With my outlook i am able to do that but why can't i using javamail.
can any body let me know the reason for this since i am struc
7:54 / 13-3-2001
WebSphere/WebLogic/iPlanet those are the main players on enterprise
level. In my opinion this has nothing to do with the Netherlands..
If you carefully read the documents from the large consultancy
firms lets say Gartner/Butler group they al state that those
Have you checked that the bean is deployed. and you are using the correct
full path name of the class
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Jeff,
Why not have the primary key be login name, and have another field
which is the lowercased name. Then you can create a unique database
index on each field.
Jeff Schnitzer wrote:
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> Hi everyone, I am dumbfounded by what I imagine should be a common and
> many-times-solved problem. I would
Hi everyone, I am dumbfounded by what I imagine should be a common and
many-times-solved problem. I would love to know how people are
addressing this situation:
I have a more-or-less typical membership-based website. Users can sign
up and create accounts; users can choose their unique login nam
I've greatly benefitted from the discussions on EJB-INTEREST over the
last couple years. Thanks everyone for all the contributions.
cheers,
david
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the release of Flux, the Enterprise Job Sch
This practice is usually recommended in many containers. I'd like to know if
it's some kind of hint in order to do jndi lookups in the same VM.
ie. an external client uses MyBean where as a bean uses java:
Is this simply so the container can use the information as a hint to
optomize the loo
I know alot of customers seem REALLY interested in app servers that have
support available. Also I have heard some of the features of the environment
such as the distributed debugging support are popular.
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>> Serious question. When I talk to people who are working in the J2EE space
>> they are usually very very critical of Websphere as an application server
>> platform. Can somebody explain why nearly all the J2EE work in the
>> Netherlands for instance requires Websphere experience? Why is Webspher
IMHO, that's the reason.
IBM is fundamentally a sales organization that happens to be in the
software business. They didn't get into "In Search Of Excellence" because
developers enjoyed their products. :-) They've never seemed to be able to
crack the consumer market, but they wrote the book on ho
ibm + politics
Gene
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Serious question. When I talk t
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Considering the fact that the EJB 2.0 spec is only in
the *proposed* final draft stage (with changes expected
in the near future), I don't think its ethical for any
vendor to claim ejb 2.0 support for their product(s)
at present.
ah well ... just my 2c
-krish
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From:
According to the excellent matrix at Flashline
(http://www.flashline.com/components/appservermatrix.jsp?sid=984403113546-2840003063-152),
app servers supporting some level of EJB 2.0 are as
follows:
BEA WebLogic
That's it.
However, I believe that some JMS vendors like Progress
and Fiorano have
Hi,
I have a session bean calling an entity bean. When the session bean is
called, it is able to get an instance of Home of the entity bean. But as
soon as it tries to narrow it to an object of the required class, i get a
NoClassDefFound error. How does a bean calling another get the definition
c
Take a look at http://www.javaskyline.com/serv.html
-Stig Henning Berg
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From: "Tim Fox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 12:11 PM
Subject: EJB2.0 servers
> Anyone know of any ejb servers supporting ejb2.0, but not weblogic (it
It is fairly clear that the EJB 2.0 spec is undergoing quite a lot of
changes, especially in the area of dependent objects. You might want to
hold off from going down that path.
Cheers
Jay Walters
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Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 6
Hello,
The EJB 2.0 public draft specification seems to be subject to many
changes... See recent posts on the ML for more info.
vendor info:
If you still want to try it, you may use JBoss (www.jboss.org) in
cunjunction the CMP add on framework of MVC Software : www.mvcsoft.com
Cheers,
Anyone know of any ejb servers supporting ejb2.0, but not weblogic (it's
too expensive!).
Some (eg Orion) seem to support a subset of ejb2, but I need the whole
thing (especially query language and many-many and dependent object
support).
TIA
--
Tim Fox (¦¬o)
Technical Architect
Hyperlink Int
Hi
Iam finding in documentation about non java clients stating that Java
RMI IIOP supports many
languages and casting is not native.For this reason to get remote reference
to home Interface
we must explicitly narrow the object returned from lookup() method using
PortableRemoteObject.narrow().
Hi,
I would like to be added to the list too.
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