The standard way of accessing a local dtd in SGML/XML is the following:
!DOCTYPE jboss SYSTEM 'jboss.dtd'
if jboss.dtd is in the same directory as the xml file. Otherwise use relative or
absolute paths. I don't know if this works with the crimson parser though.
--Victor
Aaron Mulder wrote:
hashtable lookup
will work here. If there's a match, use the existing statement. Otherwise
generate a new statement and add it to the cache.
--Victor Langelo
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. For instance the O-R mapping engine
derives it's mapping information from schema files which are typically placed
in the classpath. I currently have to jar the schema file and place that jar in
the rar.
--Victor Langelo
Scott M Stark wrote:
I'm looking at the behavior of the RARDeployer for the JBossCX
);
if (m.getReturnType() == Integer.TYPE)
return true;
} catch (NoSuchMethodException) {
}
clazz = clazz.getSuperclass();
}
return false;
}
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Dain Sundstrom wrote:
On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 09:29 PM, Victor Langelo wrote:
I haven't read Effective Java, but this won't work for us. We
intentionally create derived primary key classes for each entity.
These are derived from generic pk classes when the primary key data
We are also using VBSF as our persistence engine with JBoss. I choose to
build a JCA adapter which exposes the Database facade as a connection. I
then built a framework for BMP beans that uses the capabilities of VBSF.
I've also added a few features to the VBSF engine (we have source license
as
Title: Nachricht
Hi Dr. Jung,
Sorry to take so long to reply. I've been hoping for some time to review
a previous project where we did encounter serious performance problems. Alas,
that hasn't happened so I'll do the best I can from memory.
See my comments inline.
Jung , Dr. Christoph wrote:
Meta information saved by Mac OS X. Unless you're using Mac OS X you can
delete these files.
--Victor
Peter Fagerlund wrote:
What are these binary files ?
? jboss-head/varia/src/resources/services/binding/.DS_Store
? jboss-head/varia/src/resources/services/.DS_Store
?
Hiram Chirino wrote:
Hiram Chirino wrote: Anyways. JMS need bi-directional invocations (BADLY). Should this become a requirement for the other invokers??I completely disagree. There is no reason server to clientcommunication has to go over the back channel of a client to server
JBoss:
insert your slogan
JBoss: the one to follow.
JBoss: leads the pack.
JBoss: not the pointy hair kind.
or
JBoss: .04ms and falling :-)
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Or does PostgreSQL DATE/TIMESTAMP exactly the same? I know oracle willdrop the time portion if the column type is DATE.-David
Actually Oracle will not drop the time protion if the column type
is DATE. The following is from the Oracle 8 manual.
Jeremy Boynes wrote:
Scott Stark wrote:
There is no need for an ejb-local-ref in the JBoss specific descriptors as
the ejb-link element handles this in the standard descriptor.
There is no reason
why the metadata needs to be expanded to allow for specifying the
local home
jndi
the following:
1. Each SQLException is passed through a custom exception handler that's
added to the adapter in the configuration.
2. The handler indicates if the connection is still good (via a
callback?) and returns an exception which is rethrown.
thanks
david jencks
Victor Langelo
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you :-)
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solution is cleaner, and only marginally violates the
EJB spec. The spec is concerned with checking the callers roles against
the declared method permissions. It really isn't concerned with
verifying the caller's credentials. Any thoughts before I attempt
another patch?
--Victor Langelo
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