Hello Emerson,
Tuesday, April 09, 2002, 11:23:52 PM, you wrote:
ECM Has anyone been succefull in integration JAAS security between remote TOMCAT
ECM and JBOSS ??
ECM Emerson
Here is an example for embedded Tomcat and remote client (by Scott
Stark)
Is the org.jboss.util.FileURLPatch stuff not in the 3.0.0 branch? Or did
the noted side-effect cause other issues (and why was + chosen for the
replacement string rather than %20 recommended in the fix request?)
/david
At 17:12 08/05/2002, Scott M Stark wrote:
This is a bug in the File.toURL
Hi all,
I've got a mysterious version of JBoss/Tomcat on one of my servers. The
person who installed it didn't leave the version number in the directory name.
So how do I determine the version? A search of my local 2.4.4 installation
show no sign of any version stamp in any file.
Change
We too have just finished this task. We used xdoclet to handle much of the
configuration issues through the generation of the deployment desciptors,
etc. Might be worth looking into.
Laine
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From: James Higginbotham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mahesh Agarwal [EMAIL
Use the JDK extcheck tool to dump the jar manifest specification headers
which tell you the version:
bin 1935extcheck -verbose run.jar
Target file:run.jar
Specification title:JBoss-2.4.4
Specification version:2.4.4
Specification vendor:JBoss Group, LLC
Implementation version:2.4.4.2001-12-29
I think it says when it is started. Like JBoss 3.0 and build-date is
started. Don't remember if it is the same for 2.x versions.
On fre, 2002-05-10 at 13:53, David Hamilton wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a mysterious version of JBoss/Tomcat on one of my servers. The
person who installed it
Usually what I do is leave the version number in the name of the real
directory, then make a symlink from 'jboss' to 'JBoss-2.4.5'. Of course
on windows, you can't.
Well, on windows 2000 (and above), simply use NTFS 5.0 junction points. You can make
these links either with tools from the
Yeah, thanks - I should have mentioned that I was just doing a quick audit
of that box and don't have execution privileges
It was in server.log - eventually (at the end of the startup). Obvious -
I've looked at that line enough times over the last few months. Didn't
show up in my scan
I have a few finders that bring back 100 - 500 beans. As the number of beans
returned climbs, there is a point (i.e. number of beans) where everything
slows down significantly. I get a notification in the log that says the pool
for my bean is overloaded and You should change pool parameters.
Your pool shouldn't be a problem (unless you have a lot of users all
trying to do this at the same time).
Are you calling the finder from a session bean, or directly from UI? If
directly from the UI, step one is going to be to change that so that the
finder gets called from a session bean
Dan the answer man.
Your pool shouldn't be a problem (unless you have a lot of users all
trying to do this at the same time).
Umm, yes, I may have a lot of users at one time. It happens when users try
and look at thier order history on the website. I have no control over how
many of them
There are third party tools referred to on the Macromedia web site:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/flash/ts/documents/flash_websites.htm
There are third party tools that do text and 3D effects, but your best bet
for general Flash file creation is probably the Flash MX product itself.
I
I couldn't read the xml from inside the jar i'm deploying.
Has anyone done that?
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From: Lachezar Dobrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Emerson Cargnin - MSA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 11:49 AM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] reading a file inside an EJB
it's returning a java.util.zip.ZipFile...
is it the intire jar??
but if i change the name for a inexistent file, it returns null...
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From: Lachezar Dobrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 11:51 AM
Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] reading
Ok, I manage to read the xml, but the problem is when the XML api try to
find the dtd, it's on the same directory of the xml in the jar. Does anyone
has a clue of how to do it?
It works , but just if I take the dtd reference out of the xml.
Thanks in advance
Emerson
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Hello,
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telephone contact
Hi (taking the developers from the list...),
looks like you are missing the jmx runtime jar. Mine is called jmxri.jar.
Try finding it...
Regards,
Burkhard
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From: Stephen Davidson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002
Hi Alex, although this article (almost the JAAS book chap.) is very good, it
doesn't touch the point when tomcat is in a separate machine without JBoss.
Could anyone help in this, i haven't found any article or discussion about
this, and this will be our case. 700 bank offices talking to EJB
We used JBoss with non-embeded Tomcat by simply writing a servlet that acts
as an EJB client. To do it this way, your servlet will have to log-in to
JBoss (with JAAS) at the beginning of the request, execute the request, and
then log-out again.
A concise example is right here:
Agreed. On An experimental project, I've used Xdoclet to generate all of
my local CMPs, CMRs, and session beans for weblogic. I hope to try and
move this to Jboss with a few simple @jboss tags. Depoying a couple of
beans to Jboss manually helps understand how it all goes together, as
you try to
Is it possible to create flash without MM flash creator? Are there any
free alternatives? What does JGenerator do?
On fre, 2002-05-10 at 16:37, Darryl Thompson wrote:
Hello Fred,
I am happy to here that someone will be providing JBoss integration to Flash MX. I
too saw the Macromedia demo
Stephen Davidson wrote:
Greetings.
JDK 1.4.0
Linux 2.4.10
jboss-all
CVS Branch 3_0 Head.
Not building
-Steve
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In jboss-ql, beyond putting order clauses (could someone if I can modify it
dinamically?), Can I use it to make use of LIKE clauses with parameter? I
think this is not allowed by spec.
Emerson Cargnin - MSA
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From: James Higginbotham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Laine Donlan
Does anyone have some working configuration to make a Oracle Datasource
usable in CMP??
could send to me, i've tried from the oracle-services.xml, but i can just
get a connection if sending user a pass parameters. Please send me the files
changed. Mine just don't work...
Emerson
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JBoss 2.4.5 final has been released and is available from SourceForge.
The changes notes may be viewed here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=83816
Also available are bundled version of JBoss/Tomcat-4.0.3 and
JBoss/Jetty-4.0.0.
Scott Stark
Chief
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Emerson,
there is an example for remote client in the article. Have you managed
to get it working? If you do it, I think, you won't have many problems
to get it working for remote Tomcat.
MJ We used JBoss with non-embeded Tomcat by simply writing a servlet that acts
MJ as an EJB client. To
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