I want to take advantage of xdoclet's jboss.xmbean generation, however it is very
frustrating. Especially in 3.2.4 CVS.
Right now in 3.2.3, I have to do this to get the ServiceMBeanSupport methods to show
up:
Hi,
JBoss-IDE 1.2.230 doesn't work on M8, only with M6.
Checkout the CVS version or wait a bit.
Laurent.
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Hi,
I installed JBoss IDE 1.2.230 for a fresh installation of eclipse 3.0 with no other
plugins. Unfortunately the Xdoclet support does not work at all. There are no
templates listed in Window Preferences JBoss IDE XDoclet Code Assist
Templates. If I try to display the templates I got an
Nice one!
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Both Nilesh and I could not run it well and get the deployment error. Please help.
If you think the Tutorial cannot work well actually, can you suggest any Tutorial,
which could be deployed
Can you send me an example of using Janeva with JBoss if you have one??
I dont know how can I set the InitialContext!!
How can I Acces a EJB running on JBOss???
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This time I used a jboss-cache.jar compiled from the most recent jboss-head out of
cvs. You mentioned a change in Region.java and I think you got it. With older
jboss-cache.jar's I could always reproduce the dead-lock but never with the new jar in
cvs :-)
But there is no change with the
Hi jboss developer,
I had already post this question to the forum, but didnt get any feedback, may be
since it was the
wrong forum. I will try to ask here again.
I'm in the process of integration jboss in eclipse to use eclipse as j2ee gui.
(sf.net/projects/jstaff) The
trick is that the
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Need to implement optimized access for a message selector per destination:
e.g.
| mbean code=org.jboss.mq.server.jmx.Queue
| name=jboss.mq.destination:service=Queue,name=A
| optimized-selectorJMSMessageID=?/optimized-selector
| depends
Hi everyone!
Our customer would like to put the two machines we are clustering our application on
in two different datacenters, 10km distance to each other. Has anyone experience with
that or is it anyhow a good idea to do that, especially considering the latency-times
of the network?
Thx a
I was wondering if you guys were planning any changes to the JCA infrastructure for
JB4. Specifically, taking advantage of AOP to make things a little easier for people
to write connectors.
I'm writing a proposal for something I've been thinking about that would use advisors
to generate
Hi.
I'm putting a system together that requires access to EJBs through a firewall.
Initially I only opened the 1099 port in the firewall, but then I noticed that the
remote objects used different ports. But these ports can be any number. Therefore, I
do not know what rules to add to the
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$JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat41.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml
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An interesting idea. A lot of the work in resource adapters follows a number of
patterns and is just boilerplate code.
Are you thinking of something like:
| /**
| * @jca:manageable
| */
| public class POJOResource
| {
| ...
| }
|
Yes, it is already on our list to add
Yes, exactly.
But also like (I don't know xdoclet but you'll get the idea)
/**
* @jca:pooled
* @jca:secure
* @jca:subject
* @jca:internalsync/externalsync (i.e. JDBC-like or JMS-like, respectively)
* @jca:makehandlesongetters (recurse tree of objects, so you're using handles, never
Here's what I blogged earlier this morning.
JCA is a pain. It's complex, it's subtle, and it's easy to mess up. A better solution
would be to define an advisor for any resouce, and generate the necessary JCA
interfaces/managedconnections/factories behind the scenes at classload time.
This
Hello,
This is with reference to JBoss 3.2.3 with SonicMQ 5.0 plugin and JDK 1.4.2_01
I have developed about 3 MDBs that are use a simple Request/Reply paradigm. I am
getting a handle to the Response Q in the EJB create method by performing a local JNDI
lookup.
The issue is, the MDB is
Here's a challenge for you: implement it :-)
Adding resource pooling to a pojo with no transaction or security injection would be a
proof
of concept.
Don't worry about the quality of the code, we can tidy that up later with a real
implementation.
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That is the plan. I'm working on a JCA adapter for the jboss-mail project, but once
I'm done with that I'm going to start working on this.
I need to start picking up JBoss-AOP, so now I have a good excuse :D
Steve
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Adrian,
Do you know the state of the jbosspool project in CVS? If it's old and not used, I'll
just mock up a quick one myself.
Steve
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Could you please tell me how to clean files from /tmp under Linux?
Thanks
Richard
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Hi,
i've a problem when i deploy my project in JBoss 3.2.3.
My project is a J2EE application with samo Entity Bean, two Session Stateless Bean and
some Servlet.
When i try to deploy my project, i receive this error:
19:55:52,421 INFO [MainDeployer] Starting deployment of package:
Where is your blog steve?
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Thanks :-). I have two step kids as well. ditto on the fun/work.
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This is good news. I suggest either localhost by default but overridable or
getHostName by default as opposed to XML. Also maybe the override could be a simple
environment variable that we could use throughout MS_HOSTNAME=foo.org for the
build... I don't really want to do a manual edit of a
Blog
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It's very minimal, tech oriented. Mostly it's just links to interesting things that
I've found, cuz I hate using bookmarks in browsers.
Steve
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jbosspool is legacy stuff used in 2.4.x
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Just thinking out loud here. Don't mind me.
Intercept the constructor. Instead of just returning an instance, look up from the
pool (say an ArrayList) the first unused instance. Set a flag to say it's in use and
return the instance.
Intercept the finalize(). In the AOP-all example there's an
You don't want to use finalize() it isn't guaranteed to be called and even if does get
called, it wrecks gc performance.
A real solution would be to do caller side analysis/weaving:
i.e.
POJOResource pr = new POJOResource;
pr.doSomething();
becomes (pseudo code)
POJOResource pr =
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- Jboss 3.2.3 running on Linux
- a single .ear archive
- this ear includes: .war archive, .sar archive, and .jar archive:
.sar
- Jboss service with mbean name my.domain:id=xyz
.war
- a servlet
- WEB-INF/jboss-web.xml with
Actually it doesn't look like aop-all example is using finalize. The first is a read,
then a write, so it looks like it's reading the value, then ++ing it.
Steve
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All,
I am building a Jboss cluster aware perl module for our legacy apps to take advantage
of JBoss clustering and failover by listening to the UDP broadcasts, to maintain a
near realtime list of available nodes.
What is the possibility of me getting the datagram spec?
If this is inappropriate
Yeah I think that'd be easier. Just assume there's a close and intercept that.
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A cheap way to improve performance would be to run the selector against messages
added to the queue, add references to these messages into a hashtable (key would be
the selector, value would be the sorted message IDs). When reading using a selector,
if it matches a pre-existing optimized
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- Jboss 3.2.3 running on Linux
- a single .ear archive
- this ear includes: .war archive, .sar archive, and .jar archive:
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- Jboss service with mbean name my.domain:id=xyz
.war
- a servlet
- WEB-INF/jboss-web.xml with
Yes, but only use maintain the hashtable/hashmap if there is an optimized-selector
and the receiver's selector matches the optimized selector.
Care to implement it?
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Example jms persistence using Sybase
Based on confiig provided by amresh.deshmukh at drkw.com
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Bug fix:
Null the exception listener such that errors during the close don't invoke it
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I'd like to intercept a constructor such that I don't return the actual object, but an
instance of the same object type from a pool.
It looks like
Object o = invocation.invokeNext() will get me the object, so maybe what I want to do
is do:
Object o = Pool.getInstance();
Is that sane?
Steve
Very interesting.
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Download the latest source from CVS (3.2.4RC2)
1) No longer exists
2) I don't follow this point can you restate it more clearly
3) Was fixed in 3.2.4RC1
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Please do not cross post.
As a penance, provide a link in this post to the one where I answered your question.
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This was a single threaded test. Maybe it is different in multithreaded test.
Bill
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Thanks for the response.
I just realized that xml markup around tag depends in my email was eatten by html.
This may make my message confusing, so I paste these fragments again with html
disabled.
.war
- a servlet
- WEB-INF/jboss-web.xml with dependsmy.domain:id=xyz/depends
2. The effect of
Yes, the constructor interceptor runs in the context of the calling code.
Uninstrumented code:
POJO pojo = new POJO();
Instrumented and intercepted - (pseudo code):
POJO pojo = POJO.staticMethodReplacingConstructor();
With a stacktrace similar to this:
POJO.PoolingInterceptor.invoke();
Or if the Object is expensive to construct like a database connection.
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It looks like there's similar functionality already in JBoss-Cache, using AOP to
cachify a List or a Map. That's basically the first step in pooling. There may be a
difference in what JCA would want and what Cache already has. Not sure.
Looking into it some more.
Steve
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Surely MultiThreaded would be worse (more contention)
unless your pooling uses a ThreadLocal pool
I removed all that crap from JBossMQ
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Adrian,
regarding your
3) Was fixed in 3.2.4 RC1
I just checked out rc1 source code and EjbModule.java still contains the same
boolean destroyContainer = conState == CREATED || conState == STOPPED || conState ==
FAILED;
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DESTROYED is still missing.
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The test I did WAS using ThreadLocal as the pool. Object creation was still faster.
Maybe Object creation has a mutex and a multithreaded test would make regular object
creation slower than ThreadLocal.
Bill
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Would be interesting, but it is not a priority right now.
I would be most greatful if you would take on the task. Right now, I'm just one guy
and there's too much to do.
BIll
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I take that back...Claude is helping with Asynch stuff, but I do need help in the core.
Bill
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Sweet. Thanks.
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The way you implement it is the similar, but:
cache.equals(pool) == false;
cache is a map of identity to objects having different state
pool is a set of equivalent objects
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right. my choice of 'ceau.com' was mainly motivated by not wanting to get in the way
of other tests which put up Server mbeans, for instance, that listen on port 9000 by
default --- so a fully running externally set-up localhost server on port 9000 would
tend to break the unit tests.
what
Why would you want to destroy the container if it is DESTROYED.
Your problem is with unregistering the container, look further down.
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/jboss/jboss/src/main/org/jboss/ejb/EjbModule.java?r1=1.53r2=1.54
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Adrian
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I know yours was Bill.
Steve is interested in it in the context of a global pool:
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Got it. Thanks. In my original message I meant exactly that - unregister, not destroy.
So, as it turns out, all my 3 statements were valid, and all 3 are fixed.
Wow, I'm looking forward for this 3.2.4 release!
Thanks for the instant responses.
Yuri
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Simple transaction rollback was working with hypersonic, but seems not to be working
when we switched to mysql.
Running mysql-connector-java-3.0.11 and mysql 4.0.18-0 (client and server) with JBoss
3.2.3 java 1.4.2_04.
We have 2 stateless session beans FooService and BarService. FooService
The server.conf file is not loaded. You have to configure the use of a security
manager on the command line and then pass in the policy file location.
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Do I still need to call invocation.invokeNext(), or will I be missing executing some
constructor processing if I don't?
Like:
invokation.invokeNext();
o = Static.method();
return o;
Steve
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No, you do not have to call invokeNext.
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Okay, that makes sense. Righto. I'll see what I can do from that.
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In fact, it isn't that you don't have to, you don't want to.
invocation.invokeNext() will lead to the real constructor creating an Object instance
you don't want.
When you do want to invoke the real constructor, use reflection.
POJO.class.newInstance();
Regards,
Adrian
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I have added reflective setting of the MBeanServer and MBeanInfo for ModelMBean
resources that support the corresponding setters:
|public void setResource(Object resource)
|{
| this.resource = resource;
| /* Pass on the MBeanInfo and MBeanServer to pojo resources if
http://jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=GOFObservable
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Scott, can you expand a bit more on the value of your addition. I am not able to
follow.
Ivelin
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Generically it is a callback interface like MBeanRegistration
for services that want to know about their container and their configuration
| public interface ContainerRegistration
| {
|void setContainer(Container container);
|void setMetaData(MetaData metaData);
| }
|
View
You can take a pojo and expose it as a service using an XMBean, but it has no ability
to know what MBeanServer it is registered with, or access to its management metadata.
This change allows for an IOC type of setting of the container context such as the
MBeanServer by providing a
Adrian,
I can send you my JCPool mbean if you want to look at the code, to see if I'm on the
right track, or if I'm missing any obvious features.
If you don't want to, or don't have time, or just have better things to do, that's
fine as well :D I'll send it on whenever I have the AOP part
So I am looking at the code,
1- well done Adrian this is kick ass stuff
2- Why do we call it the Subject? why don't you call it observable.
3- We need to start talking of aspects. I realize we apply the observable aspect
and introduce that behavior. That we introduce it on set is irrelevant,
Also, with regards to the real solution i.e. caller side analysis weaving, I think
that would be super-cool. The point of this is to make it as easy as possible for the
customer of JCA, which may make the container developer's life a little harder, but I
think it'd be worth it.
Steve
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Ok, good. One step of abstraction above this is the notion of container mediated
services. So for example, in the case of my ModelMBean pojo wanting access to the
MBeanServer, if it only needs this to access a service representable by an interface,
it would be better if there was a dependency
Post it as a patch at www.sf.net/projects/jboss
I might get chance to look at it over the weekend, although it is a good friend's
birthday so I will probably me non compus mentis :-)
http://www.clickdocs.co.uk/glossary/non-compus-mentis.htm
Regards,
Adrian
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I used Subject because that is the term used by the GOF
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It should also be triggerable by an annotation.
| bind pointcut=set(* @observable-*)
| ...
| /bind
|
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Also, you can use annotations within the introduction.
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Hey, don't go killing too many brain cells there! You have a lot
to do on the next gen micrkernel :#)
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Sorry, one more thing.
THis should be extended to do more fine grain obervations. Not only field changes,
but also method calls and such. Also, per field, per method, etc...
Also, it might make sense to not bind an interceptor at the class level, but rather
bind the interceptor on a
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Posted. Have a great weekend. But not *too* great.
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On call context propagation I would like to use something similar to
what Bill has done container interceptors based on metadata.
i.e. if you POJO has the transaction demarcation aspect then when
you construct the remote proxy, it includes the client side transaction interceptor
I'd also like to
Can you explain the annotation usage.
Is that doable now or do we have to code something?
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I already created this topic for Observable improvements
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=48622
Obviously dynamically adding/removing the interceptor is preferrable based on whether
{add/remove}Observer is invoked. But I didn't want to overcomplicate the initial
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Just wanted to say this sounds like a pretty awesome idea. Anything that makes it so
that I never have to write a JCA adaptor sounds awesome to me.
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I'm planning to change the default port to 25/110. 9000 and 9001 was just for while I
didn't want anyone to ACCIDENTLY set up an open relay while we worked out the kinks.
I'm confident that our defaults won't be an open relay at least by M1. I'm planning
to cut M1RC1 this weekend.
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I'm going to cut M1RC1 this weekend. I'll probably cut a branch for this so just be
advised. MS_M1_BRANCH or something.
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Word, Andy. I hate it, too. I intend to only have to learn it once, then make it
generic, and then help other people. I can already think of multiple cases where we
could have used this at my workplace.
I want to make it very smart, as well, so that if someone sets up a connector, and
they use
Bill: One of the aspects tests actually creates a proxy and returns that instead.
Is that in the AOP examples, or in jbosstest?
Bill: You can also do call side constructor interception of you only want to use the
pool in certain code structures.
I think Adrian mentioned that as well, in the
Let me know if the tutorial is complete enough and answers your questions well enough.
Thanks,
Bill
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Okay, I have the adapter deploying. I'm going to do some tests and then I'll upload it
as a patch after I feel comfortable with initial use.
After that, tests!
Steve
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All of the examples use invocation.invokeNext(). It might be nice to see an example
that doesn't use it (i.e. the proxy you mentioned before).
Do one of the unit tests do that? I'm looking through the jbosstest AOP tests and none
of them jump out at me for a Proxy.
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Do-Does. English. Grammar. Whatever.
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1. Use async repl if you can
2. You may want to switch to a TCP-based config, if IP multicast is not supported
Bela
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Don't commit to head until after I branch for the M1 release.
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Which package name should I use? Right now I have org.jboss.mail.jca. I'll wait until
you tell me before I even upload it to patch.
Steve
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