Hey,
I've already implemented it for stateful beans (of course), just need to
polish the code and commit (and so waiting for SourceForge's CVS to be
active).
Good news, so :)
Simon
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From: Tobias Frech [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: luned 19 marzo 2001 21:26
To:
testing
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Following examples posted here, I got a pooled
connection to Oracle working. Having done that, it seems odd to me that I
have to reconfigure JBoss to do so.It seems like JBoss should be able to
keep running regardless of what I need to drop on it, and any configuration
required by a
I had a working session bean. I changed the
text put out by a method in that bean. I tried (1) simply overwriting the
existing jar in the deploy directory, and (2) first deleting the old jar then
copying in the new one. In both cases, although I saw JBoss report that it
had deployed the new
Hello,
JBoss 2.1
I receive an error error during EJB Entity object (CMP) creation (hypersonicSQL):
I have only a TINYINT field in the bean, i have controlled the mapping and this is
correct (no changes was made to the type mappings):
cmp-field
I am new to JBOSS. Please tell me how can I create transactional
DataSource that I could use in my transaction? Does it have to be bound to
some connection Pool ?
In what Jboss configuration file I have to specify all this?
Thanks , Kirill.
It is a known bug with Autodeploy in 2.1 build.
2.0FINAL is OK. Check the message achive.
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From:
Guy Rouillier
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Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 9:06 AM
Subject: [JBoss-user] Bean changes not
getting picked up when
Hello to all:
I'm new to JBoss. I reviewed the sub-projects, and have the following
question: Is there an open source project going on that allows connectivity
to data sources and produces output in XML, something like Silverstream's
xCommerce product?
Thanks for any and all references!
Title: Difference between JBOSS 2.1 download and the bundled tomcat distribution
I have a question on the differences in the binary distributions that are on the JBoss site for download. The core jar files that come from the JBOSS 2.1, Tomcat, and Jetty binary distributions all have different
The feature is still there and works. The issue is most likely that the log4j.jar that
comes
with jboss is an older version that uses the original org.log4j.* packages rather than
the newer org.apache.log4j.* packages. Rename the existing log4j.jar and add your
version.
ext 547jar -tf log4j.jar
i'm working on one, and am currently trying to convince my employer to
release it LGPL. it has the potential and market placement to make
silverstream look like a cheap hack. i'll keep y'all posted here.
chris
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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Difference between JBOSS 2.1 download and the bundled tomcat dist ribution
Ok. The web site gave me the impression that 2.1 was final.
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How to bind javax.transaction.UserTransaction to the JNDI
at the JBoss startup ?
What JBoss configuration files must be changed for that ?
Thanks a lot , Kirill.
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If you're only talking about jboss, then you're right. It works fine. It's
the other distros that mess up. I didn't get far enough into it to track it
down before I gave up and just used the binaries.
What would be easiest is a single distro that contains everything ready to
build, or at
I did as you suggested but I'm still receiving the same exception. I will attempt to isolate the problem further.
Thanks for the input.
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Hi,
I haveinstalled Jboss-Tomcat-2.1 beta.- I
tested servlets and it works well. But with JSP I am getting
an Error: 500. Am I
forgetting something? Any tips?
- Thanks
Location: /examples/jsp/snp/snoop.jspInternal
Servlet Error:javax.servlet.ServletException: sun/tools/javac/Main
at
(I'm resending this from yesterday because I inadvertently had my mail set
to html. My apologies to the group.)
I had a working session bean. I changed the text put out by a method in
that bean. I tried (1) simply overwriting the existing jar in the deploy
directory, and (2) first deleting
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Bean changes not getting picked up when redeployed
Just check (Cause I did this once .. duh!) that you don't have the bean classes in your classpath, cause jboss. will have loaded from the classpath first then from your depoloyment, so when you redeploy it actually
Hi Markus,
AFAIK, not via the official configuration as the container is implemented as
a chain (and not something like a reverse tree).
In principle, but, it should be possible to "patch" the containerfactory to
additionally
create another "by-invoker" ... I saw somewhere JNDI support for
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