Not by default, and this is contrary to the decoupled nature of JMX. Having
a direct reference does not allow a service to be updated without clients
having to reload their reference. You are free to bind your mbean into JNDI
if you want.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Offi
I've been searching the web and looking through the AdminDevel doc I
bought and can't find any references to the MBeanServer object being in
JNDI. Is there any way I can lookup the MBeanServer in JNDI and get
native access to it instead of using RMI (I also tried listing my
bindings and didn't se
I have altered one of the jBoss examples for testing purposes.
When I run it from the command line; it works just fine.
When I run it loaded with JNLP (Java Web Start), I get this error:
access denied (java.lang.RuntimePermission
org.jboss.security.SecurityAssociation.getPrincipalInfo)
I make sur
> thanks for the help kevin.
Your welcome, although I haven't done much yet :-)
> I'll install from scratch and test again, maybe i made some fault at
> somewhere...
If it still fails please capture the backtrace. This
may shed some light on the problem and may indicate
where my test differs
thanks for the help kevin.
I'll install from scratch and test again, maybe i made some fault at
somewhere...
thanks again
Kevin Conner wrote:
>>put a bindaddress element like the following in
>>jboss-servicexml, in the
>>org.jboss.web.WebService and org.jboss.naming.NamingService mbeans :
>>
> put a bindaddress element like the following in
> jboss-servicexml, in the
> org.jboss.web.WebService and org.jboss.naming.NamingService mbeans :
>
> 8083 (ex from Webservice mbean)
> 10.1.11.116
>
>
> use your address for this instead of 1.1.11.116. Try this
> with 3.0.0 and
> with 3.0.
How can I make ejbStore() not get called on a cmp 2.0 entity bean in
JBoss 3.0.1 if no data has changed? With cmp 1.1 beans, the sets/gets
weren't abstract so I could keep track of the changes and implement an
isModified() method. With cmp 2.0, I can't do that. I'm usually doing
just reads
do the following :
put a bindaddress element like the following in jboss-servicexml, in the
org.jboss.web.WebService and org.jboss.naming.NamingService mbeans :
8083 (ex from Webservice mbean)
10.1.11.116
use your address for this instead of 1.1.11.116. Try this with 3.0.0 and
with 3.0.1. Wi
Do your mbeans implement the jboss service lifecycle? Exactly when do they
need the ejb? If you access it in your mbean constructor, you will have to
do something like nesting packages or prefixing a number to the file names
to force the ejb's to load first. If you access the ejb in the start or
We have just posted a new .NET tutorial to show SOAP rpc
interoperability between a JBoss application server and a command line
.NET client using CapeConnect as the run time SOAP mediator. We are now
commited to used JBoss as our application server of choice to
demonstrated these tutorial at
Hello Alex,
Thursday, August 22, 2002, 4:28:14 AM, you wrote:
AL> if I understand you right, you let JBossCMP to create and name fields
AL> and tables. In this case there is no gaurantee your
AL> query will be portable across different servers.
AL> To have database schema the same using different
AL> InitialContext ic=new InitialContext();
AL> FooHome fh=(FooHome)ic.lookup("fooHome");
AL> QueryHome qh=(QueryHome)fh;
AL> Sring ejbql="SELECT OBJECT(e)FROM EmployeeBean e WHERE e.name='rob'"
AL> Query query=qh.createQuery();
AL> query.setMaxElements(10)
AL> Collection results=query.find(ejbql)
Hello David,
Wednesday, August 21, 2002, 9:41:44 PM, you wrote:
DJ> Well, the persistent storage doesn't have to be a relational database: for
DJ> instance it could be an object database such as Versant. It also might be
DJ> something like SAP, or an xml database. So relationships can't really
Hi,
i decided t use BMP after getting crazy with the CMP PK shit.
I hate it to code SQL so my chose is BMP and Castor as db mapper.
What i need is an example for using castor with JBoss 3.
Because the CMP PK shit, shit, shit i am a little bit frustrated,
so help me so save my mind ;-)
Thanx
Bj
I had tried that and it didnt work... The reason was however
that my common jar called back in to the scoped jar and ofcourse
that gave me a classcast exception...
Thanks for taking the time to answer such a stupid quistion...
Sorry!!
^Torsten
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROT
> but it works fine when i set the bindaddress ip to localhost.
> I think the problem is at jboss bindaddress conf. implementation.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> >>java.rmi.UnmarshalException: error unmarshalling arguments; nested
> >>exception is:
> >>java.io.StreamCorruptedException
Can you provide
Hello Danilo,
if I understand you right, you let JBossCMP to create and name fields
and tables. In this case there is no gaurantee your
query will be portable across different servers.
To have database schema the same using different app servers you need
to name all the fields and tables yourself
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