mmm, forgot about that one. That one's from the jsr-77 stuff and doesn't
participate in the service lifecycle so you can't use it for dependencies.
Look for a jboss.j2ee mbean for your ejb and try it. You are correct that
you add the depends element to the scheduler.
david jencks
On 2002.12.1
I don't exactly know how the scheduler works, but if it is deployed as an
mbean from a *-service.xml
Yes.
file you can include an anonymous depends
element to the mbean that is created as the ejb's container (look in the
jmx-console). Then the scheduler won't start until the ejb is also starte
Is there anyone out there that could give me a pointer or two towards
setting up Filemaker Pro as a DataSource in JBoss.
Please don't ask "Why Filemaker?", as I'm not too keen on using it
myself, but I have no choice.
Sorry for the long post, but maybe someone can give me a clue here as
to wh
Hello Eric,
I have a similar model where objects are a set of key-value paires.
Each object has its metadata represented with metadataId and a set of
propertyIds. This is how the type of object is defined.
Another entity bean stores a property of some object. Its fields are
metadataId, propertyId
I don't exactly know how the scheduler works, but if it is deployed as an
mbean from a *-service.xml file you can include an anonymous depends
element to the mbean that is created as the ejb's container (look in the
jmx-console). Then the scheduler won't start until the ejb is also started
and pre
söndagen den 15 december 2002 kl 18.23 skrev Eric Kaplan:
It's a financial application.
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Thanks for the advice.
We can deploy the scheduler MBean by putting it inside a .sar, but we
get a similar problem: the first time the scheduler is invoked it does a
findAll on a bean that is not deployed. An error message is printed by
the loginterceptor (so I'm not sure we can catch it). The
We have an architecture in which a majority of our domain objects are
modelled as key-value pairs. It's a financial application. So, for
example, we have a Position object that represents a holding, and it may
have things in it like "Amount owned", "Associated Asset", etc. The system
is complete
I will really want to help with this but unfortunately I am one who will
benefit if this topic exists .
Calin
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Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 6:17 PM
Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] Re: [JBoss-dev] NEED YOUR HEL
Thanks guy, though I'm on the 3.x series and it looks like the 2.4.x version
works but the 3.x url doesn't for me.
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Sent: Saturday, December 14, 2002 10:19 PM
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Sorry, there's no patch for this. You could roll your own from cvs if
desperate.
On Friday, December 13, 2002, at 06:33 PM, Brandon, Raymond wrote:
Thanks Steve,
I tested it on JBoss 3.0.4 and it works ok. Are you aware of a patch
for
this bug that can be applied to JBoss 3.0.3 (or the bug nu
I have an Xserve here that 'boots' a standard JBoss in:
09:13:05,346 INFO [Server] JBoss (MX MicroKernel) [3.0.4 Date:200211021607]
Started in 0m:10s:275ms
10 seconds. That is pretty good performance right? I have almost no
experience with high end Intel hardware, so I'm not sure what this numbe
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