Hey Alexander
Since we have to save all incomming informations anyway, i will save the
file in the JSP - bean. The i will send the filename to the JBoss Session
beans, and this will be the same logic when people upload files with FTP or
we make a specific tcp/ip port to upload to.
Thanks again
Thanks Dan!
Unfortunately it didn't change anything, I added the jdbc jar file after jboss.jar,
but the exception when deploying still remains, hmmm. I will read the Howto and go on
with this. Thanks again for your assistance.
Ida Nilsson
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Hi,
This works fine when I run the unit tests for the library by itself,
using the internal ConnectionPoolDataSource from the oracle JDBC
drivers classes12.zip file - I can create 1000 users and delete them
gain without any problems. However, calling the same code from JBoss
leads to a
Hi,
is it possible to make jBoss print the SQL generated for a CMP-bean?
I have tried setting call-loggingtrue/call-logging in standardjboss.xml,
and also attribute name="LoggingEnabled"true/attribute in jboss.cml,
without success.
erik
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Hi,
is it possible to make jBoss print the SQL generated for a CMP-bean?
I have tried setting call-loggingtrue/call-logging in
standardjboss.xml,
and also attribute name="LoggingEnabled"true/attribute in
jboss.cml,
without success.
READ THE MAILING LIST ARCHIVE... and you will find
Hi,
is it possible to make jBoss print the SQL generated for a CMP-bean?
I have tried setting call-loggingtrue/call-logging in
standardjboss.xml,
and also attribute name="LoggingEnabled"true/attribute in jboss.cml,
without success.
Have you set up to printout Debug Messages in
Hi,
Unfortunately it didn't change anything, I added the jdbc jar
file after jboss.jar, but the exception when deploying still
remains, hmmm. I will read the Howto and go on with this.
Thanks again for your assistance.
Sorry if this is irrelevant, but I missed the beginning of this
Hey all,
I'd like to use an URL resource manager instead of a
classical Database
resource manager, but
I don't know how to configure my bean.
My ejb-jar.xml is :
ejb-jar
descriptionMy first EJB/description
display-nametest/display-name
enterprise-beans
No need to recompile jBoss. "debug" can be set from a deployed bean.
Andreas
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From: Kimpton,C (Chris) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Freitag, 19. Januar 2001 10:10
To: 'jBoss'
Subject: RE: [jBoss-User] Logging of SQL-statements
Hi,
is it possible to make jBoss
hi,
u can use file logging instead of console logging in jboss.conf . All the
infoe will be automatically stored in the corresp. file specified in the
jboss.conf.
Mukul Kumar
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I'm trying to implement a nested transaction with jboss2.0 (FINAL).
I need it, although the ejb specs says that this is not possible.
The scenario is:
One long runnig method is trying to update the database in several steps.
One of this steps is failing. In this case, there should be an message
hi
I am using CMP and want to update my Entity bean fields?... Will jboss bean
server will handle this ...or do I have to have explicit sql's. If so what
are the methods I should have.
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Hi, is it possible to separate the JBoss configuration files from the JBoss
installation?
We want to have several projects using a single JBoss installation (say on
c:\programs\jboss...), each project having it's own JBoss
setup/configuration.
We'd like to do this to keep all configuration files
Hi,
I need to use form-based login with my application. Using JBoss/Tomcat, I
included the following lines in my web.xml:
security-constraint
web-resource-collection
url-pattern/control/*/url-pattern
http-methodPOST/http-method
http-methodGET/http-method
I don't believe this is the answer Indika is looking for. It is no problem to deploy new beans and have their tables created. But is it possible, having deployed an EJB and have the table created and populated, to re-deploy the EJB and with the new or adjusted fields to be updated in the table
Hello,
I simply want to know if it is possible to see the SQL that is sended to
the database in JBoss ?
Can you help me ?
Thanks a lot
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We have a DB that uses triggers to generate the next sequence when the
record is placed. I am going to try to put a call to
Context.getPrimaryKey() in the ejbPostCreate method. When I looked at the
XML descriptors on the iPlanet this method should work. I'm not sure
about jBoss or
Hi!
I'm using jboss 2.0, something was wrong with my settings, but after reinstall jboss
everything seems to work fine. Thanks a lot for your advise with the CVS version.
Have a nice day!
/Ida Nilsson
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Remove the throws clause in the ejbCreate() method. You will still be able
to throw a CreateException
No, that does not work. If I don't explicitly put the "throws"
statement in there it won't compile because I need to declare or trap
that exception. Also, I don't suspsect that's the
As I said before, the problem is that Catergory isn't
serializable. Parameters passed to ejbCreate much be serializable.
At 10:39 AM 1/19/2001, you wrote:
Remove the throws clause in the ejbCreate() method. You will still be able
to throw a CreateException
No, that does not work. If I don't
Sorry I was thinking about EJBException which can be thrown without the
throws clause.
It sure looks like everything is OK since public interface Category extends
EJBObject and EJBObject is serializable. Often the problem is that the
method arguments don't implement java.io.Serializable. Try
Could you send me a copy as well?
Jonathan Bricker
Lilly Research Labs
Java ATG
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As I said before, the problem is that Catergory isn't serializable.
Parameters passed to ejbCreate much be serializable.
Ah... Okay, so Category is a valid RMI object (since it's a
descendant of Remote), but Remote isn't serializable. Therefore it
won't work with IIOP and so it
The latest cvs code throws a SecurityException wrapped in a RemoteException so you
can identify a security exception by looking at the remote exception detail value:
try
{
...
}
catch(RemoteException e)
{
if( e.detail instance of SecurityException )
System.out.println("Security
Actually an interface class can extend multiple interface classes. This
sounds a bit strange but is very useful. A common usage in EJB is to
create a business interface for a bean that is extended by the remote
interface and implemented by the bean class. This allows signature
errors to be
Hello Craig,
Friday, January 19, 2001, 4:29:55 PM, you wrote:
CD Mark:
CD I have posted the howto to jboss-docs and have sent copies to 3 users who
CD responed to my original post and want to test out my configuration.
CD --Craig
pls send it to me too thanks
mfg
roman
This isn't portable across EJB servers, is it? Anyway, thanks.
Alexander Klyubin
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Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] Testing bean security with JUnit
Hi,
On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, Steve Stearns wrote:
Ah... Okay, so Category is a valid RMI object (since it's a
descendant of Remote), but Remote isn't serializable. Therefore it
won't work with IIOP and so it violates EJB 1.1. Got it :). I thought
that since it was a descendant of
I didn't realize you could do that. Of course until today I hadn't
found any reason why I'd want too :).
Guess you learn something new every day!
---Steve
Actually an interface class can extend multiple interface classes.
This sounds a bit strange but is very useful. A common usage in
You can extend multiple interfaces which is the case here.
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From: Scott M Stark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 12:26 PM
To: jBoss
Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] Re: Legal RMI Types and ejbCreate
An interface can extend mulitple
Matthew Cooper wrote:
Have you had any joy trying to fix this problem at all? We are getting
it too and it doesn't look like anyone has replied to you with the magic
answer!
Regards, Matty
Matthew Cooper
Nuix
I finally, and after some messing around, found the solution in the
Its as portable as it can get with the current spec. The 1.1 spec only requires
that a RemoteException be thrown and the only reasonable mechanism for
differentiating RemoteExceptions is via the nested exception type. In general
though, portable security is an oxymoron.
15.6.9 Runtime security
I went to cast my vote for JBoss, but unfortunately the voting form
gackked in Mozilla. :-(
++Jeff
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But to be a legal IIOP remote interface all your methods in the remote
interface must declare java.rmi.RemoteException in their throws clause. So
check the methods in the Category interface and add the missing throws to
all methods there. This requirement is not just for IIOP compliance,
I'm looking for some EJB training for developers in my company. We have
several projects that are either using or planning to use jBoss, so if
possible, we'd like to use jBoss as the container during training. We'd
probably have 16-20 participants, all of whom could be expected to be at
least
I had the same problem (Netscape 6).
Scot
Jeffrey Wescott wrote:
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gackked in Mozilla. :-(
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You probably should have provided your company email address so that
this list wouldn't be bothered. Having said that, I will let you know
that the company I work for, Advanced Computing Technical Services, Inc.
in Columbus, OH does provide training services, including J2EE. Also
there we
Where do u located
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From: Xandy Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 3:18 PM
To: jBoss
Subject: [jBoss-User] EJB/jBoss Training
I'm looking for some EJB training for developers in my company. We have
several projects that are either
You probably should have provided your company email address so that
this list wouldn't be bothered.
You should be able to figure out the sender's email address by displaying
the message's "header". Eudora has a BLAH-BLAH icon that does this.
That would help reduce the traffic load
I've gotten numerous requests for the document, so I've posted a copy of the
draft or 'beta' document at:
http://www.vianow.com/craig/VajIntegrationHOWTO.txt
Please send me your comments/corrections. I will make sure that any
contributions get acknowledged in the final howto document.
I got this error when I start up jBoss. How can I fix that?
[Configuration] Detected JMX Bug: Server reports attribute 'JDBCUser' is
not writeable for MBean 'DefaultDomain:name=mySQL,service=XADataSource'
[Configuration] Detected JMX Bug: Server reports attribute 'TimestampUsed'
is not
So, did the SimpleServerLogin get reploced?
If so is it in 2.0 or 2.1?
Also, how would this change using JAAS.
I'm assuming that
1) There is no need to edit the jboss.conf
2) There is no need to write to custom Module and therefore no need to
edit auth.conf
3) If I need to edit the
Hi Doug,
On Saturday 20 January 2001 01:50, dferugson wrote:
So, did the SimpleServerLogin get reploced?
In CVS version (PRE-2.1)
org.jboss.security.plugins.security.SimpleServerLoginModule
Also Edward's server login module
org.jboss.security.plugins.security.JaasServerLoginModule
has been
For the client code in Edwards example he supplied an internal class
inside his cilent
that was used as the second parameter to the LoginContext. It was called
AppCallbackHandler and it implements callbackHandler.
I've looked through the api docs for jboss and for j2sdkee but I can't
find
These classes are part of the JAAS extension package. You need to look at
the docs available from http://www.javasoft.com/products/jaas/
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Check out
http://www.bruceeckel.com/Seminars/J2EE/
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Subject:
So,
It seems like 2.1 has most of this stuff setup for you already.
I noticed a comment in the auth.conf file that mentions db
authentication.
What are the details for this? I.e. collumn names/types
Also, it says that there are no support for roles?
Will there eventially be support for roles
Hi,
Clinton Hastings wrote:
I am having troubles trying to get a connection to MySQL working. I have
set up the entries in the relevant configuration files, it seems to connect
successfully but I keep getting SQLExceptions like the following:
[UserSession] SQLException
[UserSession]
Hi,
Nested transactions (as ISO, X/Open and OTS
define them) would not help in your scenario
since the inner transaction would also be
rolled back when the main transaction is rolled
back. This despite the fact that the inner
transaction was committed.
For your scenario, I would try to use a
Hi all,
I'm brand new to JBoss. So far, everything's pretty good except that for an
error when starting the server on subsequent attempts after stopping it
(using Ctrl-C). Any ideas will certainly help. Thanks! It's fine when it
first runs.
It seems that the server doesn't terminate gracefully
Hi,
Just my US$0.02:
If you need more verbose debug-level logging
to see what is happening with transactions,
try changing the constant
static private final boolean trace = false;
near the top of org/jboss/tm/TxCapsule.java.
Toby Allsopp wrote:
I have a BMT SFSB, call it SFBean, that starts
On Fri, Jan 19, 2001 at 10:00:40PM -0800, Joseph Mok wrote:
Hi all,
I'm brand new to JBoss. So far, everything's pretty good except that for an
error when starting the server on subsequent attempts after stopping it
(using Ctrl-C). Any ideas will certainly help. Thanks! It's fine when it
Thanks. I'm using Sun's JDK 1.3 on NT.
Here are the two stack traces reported during the startup using the standard
run.bat with some extra stuff appended to the classpath (I forgot to include
the second error):
The circular dependencies (???) have got me stumped!
[Naming]
I will put bugzilla back online soon.
I am glad people are eager to work :)
will take some time, could save data!
regards
marc
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So what is the deal with bugzilla.
I want to start exploring the codeBase and I rekon that working
on a bug will be the best way to start, but bugzilla as
be inaccessible for weeks.
Thanks.
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