Hi,
On Thursday 07 March 2002 12:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Any one had good experience with native FreeBSD 4.5 java 1.3.1 and JBOSS
> 2.4.1 (i mean not the linux emulation port).
There are known problems running linux-jdk on FreeBSD with hotspot
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np... thats the way it all works isn't it (o:
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From: "Todd Marshall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Dmitri-
While in the process of writing a quick example app to replicate the
problem, I figured it out.
I wasn't throwing the exception in the Home interface from my create
methods.
Thank you very much for your time. :)
-Todd
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From: Dmitri Colebatch [mailto:[EMAIL
I
believe that 3.0 (which is currently in beta) is fully EJB 2.0
compliant.
-Todd
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unless I'm missing something obvious, what you're doing should (tm) work (o:
if its a simple small example feel free to send it to me privately and I'll
have a look when I get home tonight.
cheers
dim
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From: "Todd Marshall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Dmitri Colebatch"
FYI- I'm using jboss 2.4.4 w/ catialina
>you can throw exceptions from your interface methods, just add them to the
>interface and the implementing method's throws clauses.
I think I'm already doing that.
here's the prototype from my remote interface:
public void setType(String _type) throws R
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So it is.
Sorry about that, I was mislead by the fact that all the examples in the all
the books i've read
use java:comp/env on the server...
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One thing you might want to do is turn logging up a little bit in
log4j.properties and see if something is actually going south quietly.
Mike Kenyon wrote:
> I just downloaded JBoss v.2.4.4 as part of an internal effort to migrate one
> of our test servers from another app server to JBoss. We'r
jfina wrote:
> Hi!
>
> My challenge is to get the ejb model to fit into my needs. I'm writing a system that
>needs to be very modular and alive. A operation
> must be implemented differently depending of the type.
>
> Like: If I have a Zone object I need different zone handlers depending of the
> At this time I only see the use of jboss as a pure persistence engine...or am i
>wrong in my views?
>
indeed you are; i, by myself, am using jboss without any persistance or
filesystem. it is an url-based operating system with services, for me at
least.
just have a look for services *.sar and
If you copy this file to the client and uncomment java.naming.provider.url
entry then it is ok. If you use it on server with the same row uncommented
then all calls within the server will use RMI with serializing etc... --->
very bad performance.
/Lennart
On 02-03-07 13:23, "Màris Orbidàns" <[E
Hi Achilleus.
There is a way to get around the "Linux threading issues".
We are going to be setting up and running a MAJOR load test today to test the limits
of this solution. It will probably take us most of the day.
Today's target is 4,000 users(separate sessions per) on 1 server.
If it works
Hi!
My challenge is to get the ejb model to fit into my needs. I'm writing a system that
needs to be very modular and alive. A operation
must be implemented differently depending of the type.
Like: If I have a Zone object I need different zone handlers depending of the type of
zone registred i
How a client which server it should connect to ?
java.naming.factory.initial=org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContextFactory
java.naming.factory.url.pkgs=org.jboss.naming:org.jnp.interfaces
# Do NOT uncomment this line as it causes in VM calls to go over
# RMI!
java.naming.provider.url=myserver
I chang
[13:47:32,189,GPA] General Purpose Architecture [GPA]
[13:47:32,189,GPA] Java version: 1.3.1_01,Sun Microsystems Inc.
[13:47:32,189,GPA] Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.3.1_01,Sun
Microsystems
Inc.
[13:47:32,189,GPA] OS-System: Windows 2000 5.0,x86
[13:47:32,189,GPA] JBoss Version : 3.0.0a
you can throw exceptions from your interface methods, just add them to the
interface and the implementing method's throws clauses.
hth
dim
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From: "Todd Marshall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 07,
hello
Do you know what does mean subj ?
It throws the same exception when I try to get home interface of my
bean.
Could it be because of JRE 1.4 ?
Maris Orbidans
11:36:39,273 FATAL LADPRI [HttpProcessor[8080][4]]
(BaseAction.java;47):
Cannot get DataAccessHome javax.naming.Commu
Hey all-
I posted this to the forums with no response...
In one of my EJBs I throw a custom exception.
I'd like to be able to catch this exception in my client jsp code, but
instead of throwing my exception, an UndeclaredThrowableException is thrown
with my exception nested in it.
is there an
I saw the last postings about minerva pools for linux, and to my
disappointment i didnt see
a plethora of replies that would follow any open source project.
I dont mean to start a holy war over OS's but i think that the same
intuitive biological
rules that govern free software (including linux, *
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