i got in now, thanks. I have the same "mail"
problem so if you find out what it is...There is a comment in the last line of
the startup sequence where something can't be found, maybe that explains
things.
By the way did you get any problems in populating
the DB. I have set properties in th
what's the problem? I also have it almost running except for a db connection
problem. I use MySQL.
Maarten
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I'm real close...but still having trouble...anyone else have any luck?
shawn
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Subjec
Hello,
I am just trying to become familiar with the JBoss architecture and what
I am using. I accidentally browsed the code carefully from the org.jnp
naming tree. The jnp documentation explained that a single JNP server is
enough for a network. Yes, and it seems to very willfully give a
Marshal
Hi all,
I have recently installed a binary version of JBoss with Tomcat, JBoss-2.2.1
+ Tomcat-3.2.1, into my Windows 98 (Pentium II 233).
Whenever I execute JBoss's run.bat at DOS promt there are two "syntax error"
messages leading the remaining of the execution message of JBoss.
And the rest see
Sorry, I havent got the time for that anymore.
But please let me know of any improvements - I would love to use JBoss
instead.
Bye, Jubin
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On 26 Maj, Jubin Zawar wrote:
> Hi people,
>
Hi, interesting, but not joyable, results. My guess is that it is not
the MDB per se that is causing the problem, but JBossMQ. Have you any
possibilities to test the same scenario without using MDB (use normal
client subscribers) and see if the resu
Hi,
due to several recent questions regarding JMS, MDB on both dev and user
I tought I would sum up the status of JMS in JBoss and how "pluggable"
it is.
The JMS architecture of JBoss looks like this.
1. The JMS provider consists of JBossMQ. This is the part of JBoss that
implements the JMS 1
Appart from following the instructions below, there is a known problem
with durable stuff, where JBossMQ seems to stuff messages into the MDB
container before it has started the JMS connection. Normaly this means
that messages sent during downtime will be delivered when new messages
is comming int
On 27 Maj, Lars Olsson wrote:
> I have an application with two queues and two message driven beans:
>
> Client ---> q1 ---> mdbA ---> q2 ---> mdbB
>
> In the onMessage() method of mdbA the incoming message is inspected
> and then passed on to mdbB via q2.
>
> Bean mdbA uses container man
I have an application with two queues and two message driven beans:
Client ---> q1 ---> mdbA ---> q2 ---> mdbB
In the onMessage() method of mdbA the incoming message is inspected
and then passed on to mdbB via q2.
Bean mdbA uses container managed transactions and its onMessage() method
h
...I have this structure...
some.ear contains :-
/someejb.jar
/somewar.war
/lib
/earsupport.jar
/META-INF
/application.xml
somewar.war contains :-
/jsp
/somejsp.jsp
/WEB-INF
/classes
/somepackage
/someclass.class
/l
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