I have something that is taking
longer then I would like and am trying to tune jboss to reduce the time it
takes.
My test scenario is as
such:
JBoss3.0.3 on
jdk1.4.1_01
1 2.0 CMP Enity bean with about
10 fields and 3 relationships.
I'm using commit-option A so
all beans should be cache
Ok, It is working.
I tried once again and It loaded the file. (?!)
Anyway, Is this a good way (a portable way, that is) to load a file from
inside an EJB?
Regards,
Rodrigo Chandia
El Viernes 18 de Octubre del 2002 06:00 PM, Rodrigo Chandía escribió:
> Deare Jboss-users:
>
> In my app I need t
I think you should be using a sequence on Oracle and a generator on
Firebird. I think you can write stored procedures on each to provide an
identical interface.
If you wish to keep using a table, in firebird you will need to set up a
separate connection pool with serializable isolation to defeat
Hello!
I am using JBoss 3.0.2 with bundled tomcat 4.0.4. I am also using the Firebird database
with
Firebird-jca-jdbc-driver RC1 (I also tried
RC1a).
I
am having the following exception when I have two concurrent Transactions:
19:13:47,351 ERROR [GlobalTxEnti
Are there plans for another beta release of JBoss 3.2?
Hunter
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Hello Michael,
thanks for the test case. But it's definitely not a JBoss bug.
The problem is that, in bean A you use one column for two CMR fields.
B-Output
One-B-Has-Many-A
id
bId
Hello,
I've just re-read your first message and I had badly read it first!
Is your colleague running the jboss configuration named "all" (or is the
clustering service deployed on his machine)?
If yes, then that is the problem: not finding the JNDI server, your client
will try to find on by using
Sacha,
Nice try, but no way. I have an ant target that lets me switch from one
version of JBoss to another. I was very careful to make sure I was using
3.0.3
Ciao,
Jonathan O'Connor
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"Sacha Labourey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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?!? You still use 3.0.0 client JARS?
You *must* use the client jars that come with the release that you test
(i.e. the one in JBOSS_HOME/client)
Cheers,
Sacha
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Sascha,
I just setup 3.0.3, and I get the same error messages as with 3.0.0, 3.0.1
and 3.0.2.
I'm not surprised by this because I'm using the JBoss client jars, and I
doubt if these have changed very much between minor releases.
I suspect that this has nothing to do with JBoss at all, but is in
You cannot access the java:comp/env environment context from a client application, it
is a local jvm context. Try looking up ejb/tspace/UserManager instead.
Herve Tchepannou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>- I have a Session bean deployed on JBoss
>- I have a swing app that try to connect to the rem
Hi,kiuma
I have seen your question and Alex's reply and wonder whether you have
solved the problem.
I'm a little confusing by your user-role's 1:N relationship. I think in most
applications it should be N:N, for one user may be in many roles and many
users may in the same role.
OK, let's firs
Folks,
Steps to produce error:
1. Make sure my jboss server is not running.
2. Start my client app which tries to connect to the JBoss server
Result:
Error message that refers to a completely different
java.naming.provider.url (actually one of my colleagues ports on a
different server machine)
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