Hi,
I'm trying to apply a client interceptor to a method inside a SLSB in order to
get the client IP address in the server.
I read the doc https://www.jboss.org/community/docs/DOC-13224
where there is a simple example in a .zip file, and I tried to do the same in
my application, which is
Dear experts, I have an EAR containing some jar files (one with interfaces and
POJOs, one with Session Beans, ...), which is correctly deployed and
working in JBoss 5, and I'm trying to access some of the Session Beans methods
from a separate WAR , which contains GWT based application.
I did a
I think I can answer to my own post:
in the EAR I had a META-INF/jboss-app.xml containing this:
| jboss-app
| loader-repository
| AlignServer:archive=AlignServer.ear
| /loader-repository
| /jboss-app
|
|
and adding a jboss-web.xml to the WEB-INF/ of the WAR
|
Did you manage to get JBoss 5 web server to access static content in the file
system ?
I have exactly the same problem that you are mentioning in this topics and
I did not found any solution for the moment.
Thanks in advance
Andrea
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I'm also interested in that point, did you manage to get any information ?
Do you know what happened to the servlet-invoker.war ?
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with that ?
Thanks a lot for any hint you can provide
Andrea Formica
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thanks a lot for your post !
I had a similar problem but I was not able to find the jar ;-)
Andrea
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I'm interested in this subject and I tried to follow instructions from the WIKI
page, but my situation is slightly different , since I'm using Jboss 4.2
where there is only the jboss-web.deployer war file, in which I can find a
server.xml, but adding the ... to the
configuration did not allow
First of all, thanks a lot for your replies Marc!
I have progressed a little bit in my understanding, and I think I managed to
get a working system, so I want to describe to you what I have done. If experts
are around they could may be comment on the procedure.
Starting from the beginning:
- I
I forgot one very important information:
I have an annotation on stateless session bean of the type
|
@RemoteBinding(clientBindUrl=servlet://myhost.domain.name:8080/servlet-invoker/ServerInvokerServlet,
| jndiBinding=AsapServer/OpticallinesDAOBean/http)
|
As you can see I have
Just for info, I made a test using in the annotation the variable
jboss.bind.address and the client fails with the following:
| org.jboss.remoting.transport.http.WebServerError: !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC
-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd;HTMLHEADMETA
This annotation works
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@RemoteBinding(clientBindUrl=servlet://0.0.0.0:8080/servlet-invoker/ServerInvokerServlet,
| jndiBinding=AsapServer/OltestlinesDAOBean/http)
|
so 0.0.0.0 it is taking the correct value for the url
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I have a problem in testing remote method calls via http using JBOSS 4.2.0.GA
application server.
I want to call EJB3 methods via HTTP ONLY (I have a firewall problem, as usual
;-) )
(REMARK: using simple RMI and adequate JNDI parameter the client
code is working correctly...)
Following many
I have a problem in testing remote method calls via http using JBOSS 4.2.0.GA
application server.
I want to call EJB3 methods via HTTP ONLY (I have a firewall problem, as usual
;-) )
(REMARK: using simple RMI and adequate JNDI parameter the client
code is working correctly...)
Following many
I did not find a solution, but since it looks harmless, I'm living with this
feature...nobody else seemed to complain ;-)
May be somebody will reply to you now !
Andrea
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./twiddle.sh query jboss.jca:service=DataSourceBinding,*
can this help ?
Andrea
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Thanks for your answer kapilanand.
Have you got any news about this subject for standard MBeans ?
I'm trying not to migrate to XMBeans
Andrea
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I have noticed a different behaviour from JBoss 4.0.4 and 4.0.5 in stopping an
MBean service that I have created using annotations.
In 4.0.4 I had:
| 18:32:18,307 INFO [BfieldcalibrationSchedulerMBean]
BfieldcalibrationScheduler has been stopped
| 18:32:18,311 INFO
I had a weird problem in deploying my application under JBOSS-4.0.5, caused
by a failure in finding an instance of Timer.
Here is an overview of what I was doing:
1) my application contains an MBean in which I inject a dependency on Timer
using the following code:
| private static final
Hello all,
I have a few MBeans services defined with EJB 3 annotations. They are made to
be used in the JMX console by a user who will call their operations and watch
their attributes, so they should be documented enough.
The problem is that I can't find a way to specify parameters names,
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