I can 't see no future shapingwhen u
can't make a simple web application.I ve been searching the
mailing list for 2 daysand no one has a definite clue how to
make ejb classes available to my JSP and Servlet in Jboss - Tomcat
integration
...or may be I am missing something...
faisal
At 12:39 18.2.2001 -, you wrote:
...or may be I am missing something...
Yes you are.
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At 12:39 18.2.2001
Well thank u any way ...
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From: "Juha Lindfors" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] Shaping the future ?
If you really do want help you might want to try posting your problem in
Tom Cook wrote:
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Strange, but it looks like these
classloaders are never removed from
the web server again on undeployment.
In fact, it looks to me like currently
classloaders are *never* removed from
the webserver.
That looks like a bug to me: It
Hi,
I don't like HTML mail, but since you replied
in plain text to Juha, here goes:
Looks to me like the file is truncated, that
would give exactly the problem you see here.
I also recall that there was some problem
with slow copy on some OS, that made the
deployer read the file faster than it
Hello, everybody
I am one of the people fighting with the PetStore. After having figured
out that EmbeddedTomcat was not handling form-based logins and the
prevented PetStore from functioning, I followed the advice of Scott M
Stark to upgrade to the latest tomcat-service snapshot. Indeed, I
Hi,
Frank Marx wrote:
When I got your message right JBoss supports only one isolation level in
general and this level is
TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE ... right ?
Yes, for bean instances. For resources
(like database connections) you can use
any isolation level you like, you just
have to set the
Have you tried adding:
ContextInterceptor
className="org.jboss.tomcat.naming.JbossWebXmlReader" /
to Tomcat's server.xml? Give that a shot and let me know if that solves the
problem.
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sorry to butt in, just thought i'd give you my 0.02...
sounds to me you need inheritance, the problem being that relational db's
know nada about oo... right?
you could have a structure like this:
category[
category_id pk
name string]
animal[
animal_id pk
category fk
.. animal stuff...]
hiya,
i'll try posting this question again - just subscribed, don't know if it
missed the list somehow first time.
i understand that with the in-VM tomcat/jboss integration method calls
will not lead to objects being serialized.
does that imply passing args by reference, not by value?
i'm
Hi Ole Husgaard many thinks for your reply my apology for the HTML mail!
just a question to answer if u spare time to explain this if possible:
The Client Servlets and Jsp seems to be unable to call my beans classes on
jboss-Tomcat integration .I ve tried many of the "tricks" I found in the
Hi,
I'm trying to display JNDI names using JNDIView, but the listing seems to
be missing names, particularly the datasource names, e.g.
java:/DefaultDS. Can anyone please tell me why these other names don't
show up?
Here's the JNDIView listing, followed by the log from starting JBoss with a
On Sun, Feb 18, 2001 at 12:57:59PM -0800, Rick Horowitz wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to display JNDI names using JNDIView, but the listing seems to
be missing names, particularly the datasource names, e.g.
java:/DefaultDS. Can anyone please tell me why these other names don't
show up?
If you use the optimized configuration (this can be customized in
jboss.xml/standardjboss.xml) then you will be using pass-by-reference. If
that bothers you then set configuration for non-optimized. I do not recall
that the spec requires serialization but I am not certain.
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I just installed jboss and deployed the interest example jar, but when
running the client I got an exception written to System.out/err on the
client side at the line;
Object ref = jndiContext.lookup("interest/Interest");
However, the client gets the ref object and goes on to
Hi,
I probably cannot help you much here,
since I do not use Tomcat. (Well, I
downloaded it yesterday for the first
time.) But you should be adviced that
there still seems to be some JNDI
issues with the latest and greatest
CVS and the new Tomcat service.
However, there are plenty of Tomcat
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, you wrote:
But why not just expose everything to the outside world? What if the developer
_wants_ to expose all of the classes?
Could also ask: What if the developer
does _not_ want to expose all of the
classes?
Bean implementation can contain
trade secrets that
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, you wrote:
This, however, seems to obviate the purpose of the setContextClassLoader
method. What exactly is it good for?
A question I would dearly like to know the answer to...
Maybe Class.forName and that sort of method use it?
Do you think this code would work if
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, you wrote:
I am sure many of u met 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
Thanks for the quick reply and for clearing up my confusion. Is there some
way to extract the JVM-private JNDI names? That would seem to be a useful
addition for JNP to support.
Regards,
Rick
At 10:37 AM 2/19/01 +1300, you wrote:
On Sun, Feb 18, 2001 at 12:57:59PM -0800, Rick Horowitz
sounds to me you need inheritance, the problem being that relational db's
know nada about oo... right?
right
then have a finder method that looks up the animal by pk, gets the
category name (which will be something like 'dog', 'fish') and uses that
to construct a query on the table with the same
See EJB2.0 specification, section 16.4.2.
I've been a little confused for some time as to whether jBoss is EJB2 OR
EJB11 or halfway migrated to 2.
Would you clear this up please, Ole?
Peter Routtier-Wone
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On Sat, 17 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Hi,
I have to validate the user's Login Id and Password. To do that I am calling
a finder method in my Member entity bean, called findByMemberIdAndPwd which
takes the id and password as parameters. Well, this method is supposed to
throw a FinderException if it
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, you wrote:
hiya,
i'll try posting this question again - just subscribed, don't know if it
missed the list somehow first time.
i understand that with the in-VM tomcat/jboss integration method calls
will not lead to objects being serialized.
does that imply passing
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, you wrote:
I also fail to understand why it is a problem. How is recursive
references
different to any other entity relationship? Just store a PK, a Handle,
whatever...
[snip]
Now an example of what's been bamboozling me.
Suppose the taxonomy were of species;
The only thing that is missing is the persistence engine, the spec has
changed completely so we are waiting for that to settle.
What we are also saying is that *no-one* has a 2.0 compliant engine since
the spec is not yet final and changed significantly from "draft".
So we will build a real
On Sat, 17 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Hi !!
We have a kind of strange problem with JBOSS 2.0 and LOCKING.
We haven't described any locking in our deployment descriptor, but sometimes
we got a kind of
deadlock situation.
The client application executes a call to a entity bean and it seems
I´ve benn there. Only was the problem a public administration with a lot of
levels, where each office where stored in a recursively organized table
OFFICE. They kept changing the structure of the administration so from a DB
point of view this was optimal. BUT.
We ran into to serious perfomce
Ew, yuck, yeah, I see what the problem is. How would you express it in
SQL?
Stored procedure, perhaps...
Prefer not - au revoir portability!
Otherwise, you'll need to construct an inheritance tree somehow. If you
*know*
that EJBs will be your only client, you could construct an RMI cache
On Sun, Feb 18, 2001 at 03:05:37PM -0800, Rick Horowitz wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply and for clearing up my confusion. Is there some
way to extract the JVM-private JNDI names? That would seem to be a useful
addition for JNP to support.
Well, the obvious way is to grab them from within
Hi
Yep, sounds like deadlock to me. Look for cases
where a client calls a method
on bean A which calls a method on bean B which calls
another method on bean A.
Example from a car registration application:
This is a good thought, however, clients are not
allowed to make concurrent
Hello All,
I have gotten the latest sources from for pre-2.1 (as of 2/16) and built
them successfully, however, when I attempt to start jboss, I see several errors
and exceptions that I have listed below. I would guess, based on what I see,
that there is probably some configuration that I need
On Sun, Feb 18, 2001 at 05:26:05PM -0800, Bill Hastings wrote:
Hello All,
I have gotten the latest sources from for pre-2.1 (as of 2/16) and built
them successfully, however, when I attempt to start jboss, I see several errors
and exceptions that I have listed below. I would guess, based
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Hi
Yep, sounds like deadlock to me. Look for cases
where a client calls a method
on bean A which calls a method on bean B which calls
another method on bean A.
Example from a car registration application:
This is a good thought, however,
Hello,
I seem to be having problem with installing JBOSS-Tomcat on my Solaris 8
box. When I run run_with_tomcat.sh, it comes down with
Unrecognized option: -server
Could not create the Java virtual machine.
Any help?!
Sundar
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Tomcat with Jboss. I downloaded the jboss-cvs.zip, contrib-cvs.zip files and the 3.2.1
version of Tomcat.
Everything seemed to go fine and Embedded Tomcat loads,
but I get the following errors in server.log:
[MinervaNoTransCMFactory]
get a real vm
marc
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|I seem to be having problem with
It seems people have better memories of SX than SS.
Don't fuck with memories
marc
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On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Hello,
I seem to be having problem with installing JBOSS-Tomcat on my Solaris 8
box. When I run run_with_tomcat.sh, it comes down with
Unrecognized option: -server
Could not create the Java virtual machine.
Any help?!
If you are not using Sun's JDK,
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, you wrote:
get a real vm
Hmm, harsh, still I think I can match it:
At least he's got a real OS ;-)
Tom
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it's' turn out to be an interclient 1.60 bug / flaw
i use interclient 2.0.1 Test Build and no more exception
thank you all,
adam
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A little more info on the Minerva errors.
It is the jasper.jar in the classpath that is causing
the errors. When I remove it, they go away.
I was following the instructions under JBOSS 3RD Party
(I wasn't invited to the 1ST 2) and then Tomcat.
I am running on Redhat 6.2 with JDK1.3
Ken
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On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, you wrote:
This, however, seems to
|At least he's got a real OS ;-)
without a doubt
marc
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How do I do that? I did install JDK 1.3.
Sundar
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get a real vm
marc
then I don't know
marc
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|How do I do that? I did install JDK 1.3.
|Sundar
Oops! Though I installed JDK1.3, my system still said it's using 1.2.2. So I
played with the PATH and got it going.
I have been just working for 2 days non stop. Installing Solaris 8, Oracle
8i, Apache, Xerces, struts, JBOSS So, sometimes its just easier to
ask somebody to have a second
do a "which java" - make sure the right one (1.3) is being used.
in run.sh make sure that -server is the first argument after java.
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From: Sundar @eSaravana [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 10:24 PM
To: JBoss-User
Cc: marc fleury
Subject: Re:
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, you wrote:
How do I do that? I did install JDK 1.3.
Who's JDK 1.3? Sun's? If not, go with Sun's. If it is Sun's, then you have a
path problem and you are not really running 1.3, AFAICT. Try 'which java' to
make sure.
Tom
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On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, you wrote:
[snip]
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, you wrote:
This, however, seems to obviate the purpose of the setContextClassLoader
method. What exactly is it good for?
[snip]
No. Used only for dynamic classloading.
I believe it is used as the default class loader for RMI,
Ken K wrote:
A little more info on the Minerva errors. It is the jasper.jar in
the classpath that is causing the errors. When I remove it, they go
away.
That's weird.
Are you sure that you can replicate the problem by replacing jasper.jar
in the classpath? Do you see the
Well, I have tried out the same program with Weblogic, which generates a
FinderException. That's why I thought Jboss too ought to generate the same.
I didn't know that the documented behaviour isn't so. Sorry, and thanx.
-Prince
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From: Tom Cook [SMTP:[EMAIL
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Well, I have tried out the same program with Weblogic, which generates a
FinderException. That's why I thought Jboss too ought to generate the same.
I didn't know that the documented behaviour isn't so. Sorry, and thanx.
-Prince
Hmm, if that's what weblogic
After applying the patch as per doco when I runun build.bat in the
$PETSTORE/src/petstore/src directory, it gives the following error:
Any ideas?
~jm
Error
Executing Target: ear
[error]
[exec] Assemble application
Hi,
did you do a cvs export or co -r HEAD?
In that case you might end up with file 'jboss.conf' being added to the
/dist/conf directory. If it is there, go ahead and delete, the correct
config information is in /dist/conf/default. It looks like you might end
up getting the old config file.
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