Hi,
Please update jboss-client.jar to the
one you built when compiling jboss.
Best Regards,
Ole Husgaard.
"Woytaszek, Thomas" wrote:
Hello fellow JUniters,
I got a cvs snapshot of both jboss and jbosstest tonight.
Built both.
Started jboss.
Went to jbosstest/dist/bin to run some of
Hi All,
Entity bean deployment forone of the beans is
failing with the following exception.
I have at around 10 entity beans. Eight of them got
deployed correctly. Two entity beans are
giving the following exceptions.
Can any bodyhelp me on this?
TIA
Rama Rao
[J2EE Deployer]
Hi All,
Entity bean deployment for one of the beans is failing with the following
exception.
I have at around 10 entity beans. Eight of them got deployed correctly. Two
entity beans are
giving the following exceptions.
Can any body help me on this?
TIA
Rama Rao
[J2EE Deployer]
Hi!
Please tell us how to run jboss on two different VM. Since we are new
to this concept we are not able to configure jboss. How is this done since
it needs tomcat 3.2 at the startup.
Regards,
V.Srihari
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[Thought twice before replying, given the
role of Siemens in the european software
patent conflict.]
If you do not set any transaction attributes
in your deployment descriptor for a CMT bean,
the default REQUIRED is used.
I guess you are using the Minerva wrappers
to emulate two-phase
Hi Jim
Recently I encountred the same pblem when I tried to apply few Orion
applications on Jboss .Last night I managed to do it by including the
jboss.web.dtd in the WEB-INF dir and excluding all the j2EE doctypes in
web.xml, ejb.jar.xml applications.xml
faisal
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Hello,
I'm testing an exisiting EJB application with Jboss 2.1 CVS (as of
today). The EJBs are verified ok by Jboss. Everything deploys and works
correctly, excepet for one thing: when a bean is passivated,
ejbPassivate() is not called. I've put all sort of traves in my beans and
Jboss (logging
Hi
can somebody,please, explain to mewhy an
application can be deployed
in Jboss by simply putting it in deploy dir but
when I try to deploy it using thr J2EE deployer I get this:
The MBean [J2EE:service=J2eeDeployer] throws an MBeanException when calling
[deploy]:java.io.EOFException:
is in cvs - module "manual" , use "printablehtml " ant target to build it.
Vladimir
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Hi !!
Thanks a lot, I think this is a good point to start.
We have no transaction attributes specified in our deployment descriptor so
the beans
are running in TX_REQUIRED mode I guess.
But what isolation level is used ?
I couldn't find any information about this.
Thanks in advance,
Frank
Hey,
Hi !!
Uhuhuh ... how long will it take to do this ?
Don't know, but order of magnitude is days :)
Or is there a easy workaround to get a more or less similiar
behavior ?
Well, you can invalid any further request to the bean by setting a flag in
ejbPassivate. When the bean is
From dist/bin
java -jar jndiView.jar
Simon
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To: 'JBoss-Dev'
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zoap/src/de/infor/businessservices/im plementations/test
TestService.java
|Or is there a easy workaround to get a more or less similiar behavior ?
yes, there is a very easy workaround to get a more a less similar
behavior...
that *you* code it, since *you* need it.
It's pluggable policies and designed to be trivial to implement your
"business" specific passivation
Hi !!
Well the problem is that we need to be sure that for example when no method
of the bean is called
after n seconds the bean should be removed by the container, when the next
access happens we get a
exception and so we know the session is expired.
I read something about a timer service in
Hi !!
Well I thought specifiying a timeout in the deployment descriptor for a
stateful session bean
is part of the EJB 1.1 specification or I'm wrong ?
Please let me know if I'm wrong.
Thanks in advance,
Frank Marx
TTB Siemens, Berkeley
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Hi !!
We have a statefull session bean deployed with JBOSS which works as a
HTTP-Sessionbean.
When doesn't access the session for a certain amount time we
would like that
the instance of the
session bean becomes invalid and the user has to login again.
Where can I tell JBOSS
Hi !!
Uhuhuh ... how long will it take to do this ?
Or is there a easy workaround to get a more or less similiar behavior ?
Thanks in advance,
Frank Marx
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Hi,
Frank Marx wrote:
We have no transaction attributes specified in our deployment descriptor so
the beans
are running in TX_REQUIRED mode I guess.
Yes.
But what isolation level is used ?
JBoss does not use any particular isolation
level. Bean instances get completely
isolated in a
Hi !!
Thank you for answering.
When I got your message right JBoss supports only one isolation level in
general and this level is
TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE ... right ?
This means I get maximum isolation but I have to pay with performance.
Are there any other Isolation levels planned like the
You can also enable the JNDIView JMX bean and then view the JNDI space
with a web browser. Add
mbean code="org.jboss.naming.JNDIView" name="DefaultDomain:service=JNDIView" /
to jboss.jcml and then use the list method of the JNDIView bean.
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Its not part of the ejb-jar dtd for session beans:
!ELEMENT session (description?, display-name?, small-icon?,
large-icon?, ejb-name, home, remote, ejb-class,
session-type, transaction-type, env-entry*,
ejb-ref*, security-role-ref*, resource-ref*)
It could be an app server specific extension.
All,
I was hunting around for some docs regarding JMS. The
sypderMQ stuff in jbosstest doesn't seem to work
(2.0_FINAL) and I'm not real sure what's wrong.. I get
a JNDI context lookup error.
I'm sure it's a configuration issue. Anyway I want to
use JMS for verification of callbacks by the
Hi !!
Well I either didn't found anything in the spec.
But why I came up with this whole thing is something which I found on the
javasoft homepage.
Maybe you can check this link out:
http://java.sun.com/products/ejb/javadoc-1.0/javax.ejb-javadoc/javax.ejb.dep
loyment.SessionDescriptor.html
That is the old 1.0 EJB stuff. Its been deprecated since 1.1
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Subject: RE: [jBoss-User] Workaround for missing timeout for statefull sessions beans ?
I am sure manyof umet this
before:
when I try to call my bean class from my JSP's or
Servlets I can 't
I included the ejb.jar.xml in META-INF dir first
...it did not work
I put my interfaces and home interfaces in
META-INF/classes
it did not work
any suggestion please
faisal
I could successfully write secure java clients using JAAS in jBoss. Now I'm
trying to build a web application accessing a lot of secure beans. I need
some input on how to implement security in web applications. If you would
like to share ideas, suggestion, sample codes , links etc, that will
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