Completion maybe???
What would it be and why is it interesting?
KISS,
Marcf
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COMPLETION_MAYBE is when you are actually in the invocation of the bean and
you really don't know how far the invocation got.(for clustering don't
failover invocation because you may be in inconsistent state.)
COMPLETION_NO means an exception/problem occured before the actual
Firstly, I'm fully conversant with the numerous reasons why running
these two in the same VM might be advantageous, however, I am often
asked how these can be run remotely from each other by users and I felt
it was time I addressed the question. To do that I need some input from
you guys
Was this question to me?
This is a simple feature the simply includes a string print of the
stacktrace, because in JDK 1.3 the stacktrace is not sent to the client.
It will be helpful for debugging RemoteExceptions on the client side;
this is very simple code.
-dain
marc fleury wrote:
COMPLETION_MAYBE is when you are actually in the invocation
of the bean and you really don't know how far the invocation
got.(for clustering don't failover invocation because you may
be in inconsistent state.)
Give me an example of being in the bean and not knowing how far the
invocation
Ok clearly the workaround is not working on CCE, I believe I need to
revisit this again, will try this week. We really need to put this one
behind us,
marcf
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it means that the invocation got to the bean but an exception/error was
thrown in the middle of the actual invocation.
So you could have a COMPLETION_YES if the invocation on the bean return but
there was an error/exception thrown in the interceptor stack.
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A clean checkout is building for me.
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Is it already?
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marc fleury wrote:
COMPLETION_MAYBE is when you are actually in the invocation
of the bean and you really don't know how far the invocation
got.(for clustering don't failover invocation because you may
be in inconsistent state.)
Give me an example of being in the bean and not knowing
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Err. Uhmm. See, I'm not really american, ahhh... No, I'm like Canadian, eh?
-danch (blushing in collective shame)
Christian Riege wrote:
hi,
On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 23:24, James Mitchell wrote:
ou pour nos amis hollandais
Ich mag nackt (bildlich sprechend) in die Weiden der offenen Quelle
Bugs item #578771, was opened at 2002-07-08 19:02
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Hi,
(Please note that this problem could easily be
avoided by using other types. But maybe a small
change in the CMP engine and/or the Firebird driver
would be better.)
I'm using JBoss from CVS about a week old, and
firebird-jca-jdbc-driver 1.0-beta-1.
In my db, I have a column, defined as
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Dain Sundstrom wrote:
If you change the jdbc-type (not the sql-type) to VARCHAR, it should
work for you. If the parameter type is a Character and the jdbc-type is
a VARCHAR, the parameter is converted into a string before setting, and
converted back into a character on get. This code was
Ole Husgaard wrote:
Dain Sundstrom wrote:
If you change the jdbc-type (not the sql-type) to VARCHAR, it should
work for you. If the parameter type is a Character and the jdbc-type is
a VARCHAR, the parameter is converted into a string before setting, and
converted back into a character on
Number of tests run: 668
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[time of test: 8 July 2002 12:27 GMT]
[java.version: 1.3.1]
[java.vendor: Apple Computer, Inc.]
Dain Sundstrom wrote:
Is there any case where setting a String wouldn't
work when a Character would?
If not, we might as well always coerce Character
to String.
I don't know. Try changing the default jdbc-type for Firebird to
VARCHAR and see if it works for Firebird. If it does
Hi Geeks
I am going to finish the JBoss 3.0 Quick Guide that
can be found under
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22866release_id=97289
So if you have feedback for it please send it directly
to me. Note that the template project is a separate
download just underneath the
David Jencks wrote:
On 2002.07.08 18:33:36 -0400 Jules Gosnell wrote:
I would like the Jetty service to have the use of some EJBs.
I would like to package the ejb-jar in the jetty-plugin/jbossweb.sar
I tried making the Jetty Service depend thus :
!-- We need the DefaultDS DataSource
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