What about the QueueSession which is what the message is indicating that it
closed? It could be argued that this is a bug in that 1.0.2b jms spec says that
closing a connection is sufficient, but it was not addressing a JCA resource
provider.
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It would make sense if closing the connection closed all the sessions
created from that connection. After all, I guess the sessions are useless
once the connection has been closed?
Rgds,
Dan.
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Scott M Stark schrieb:
This stack trace shows that you have a jndi.properties file
available in the classpath that that a Context.PROVIDER_URL,
and this must be pointing to localhost:1099.
Ah, indeed! Thanks Scott.
I did have a jndi.properties files inside a compressed ear+war archive
Not sure what the cross-pollination between the lists is so I will post the
follow-up I received.
From: Greg Wilkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jetty does not support unix sockets for mod_jk2.
It has been developed against mod_jk and has not been updated yet to
use mod_jk2.
It is on the
Dear all,
what i did before is to use a bash file to restart MySQL, TomCat and JBoss
so that my application got restarted. In order to let it running after I log
off, I used nohup. it works fine. However, as nohup exports its own log
file -- nohup.out, it could not export as other log file
Yes, let us know your experience!
Cheers,
sacha
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There is a JBoss_init.sh file in JBoss_HOME/bin that you can use in
/etc/init.d/
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There is a JBoss_init.sh file in JBoss_HOME/bin that you can use in
/etc/init.d/
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I'm just guessing, but perhaps throwing the extra memory and threads
at the VM made it run faster.
If ther VM runs faster, then the transactions will be shorter which
means there will be less lock contention.
On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 15:51, Christofer Dutz wrote:
PS: Has anyone got an idea, why
Thank you for having replied Sacha. I'll not provide the exception stack
trace as we've found what was causing the problem.
I'll post our finding here to end this thread with the explanation for our
problem (well, at least is what we suspect it was the problem. I'm sorry if
what I'm saying is not
Good to know you solved it!
Cheers,
sacha
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Hi Fred,
Really
sorry about the delayed response...
There were
some other priorities to be covered, before this.
What I
understand from this is to deploy the following as an MBean and then try
to access the MBean's isStarted() at regular intervals.
If this is
the case, how can I lookup this
Hi all,
Im using JBoss3.2.1_tomcat4.1.24
Im working on windows2000
and with jvm 1.4.1_01
My ear contains a war with jsps. My jsps are not
precompiled.
My understanding is that JBoss compiles the jsps on the
first hit,
and after that, should not need to compile them again.
Hi,
at the moment I am trying to deploy an application on a clustered jboss
and am experiancing some strange things with the WAR-Content.
I have my JBoss installed in a direcotry of a central file-server. This
directory is mounted on several machines. I start jboss, with enabled
clustering,
Well ... I have to admit, that I haven't continued looking for the
reason why it works.
I am just happy it does ;)
Pete Beck wrote:
I'm just guessing, but perhaps throwing the extra memory and threads
at the VM made it run faster.
If ther VM runs faster, then the transactions will be shorter
Hi,
after I request an EJb via JNDI, I get this exception. I have no idea what this means.
Any ideas?
juraj
ejb-jar.xml:
session
description![CDATA[]]/description
ejb-nameBANFEJB/ejb-name
homecom.tsystems.ik.ejb.sap.banf.BANFEJBHome/home
Hey Brian.
I think JBoss (Jetty or Tomcat) will only compile the jsp if the
original jsp file date is newer than the compiled class. We had a
problem where the date on the computer creating the war was in the
future, so jsp's would recompile every hit. Check that first.
-James
On Fri,
Has anyone figured out a cool way with JBoss and JAAS to make it so that
when a user registers on a web page (ie. creates an account) they get
automatically logged in?
Thanks in advance.
-James
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Hi Scott,
What I am trying to say is that the memory leaks affect the finders
method as well. Does it makes sense?
Thanks
Simone
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Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 2:33 PM
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Hey James,
Thanks very much for that. I understand what you mean, but seeing as
I'm creating the ear on the same machine as I'm running JBoss I don't
see how that could be happening. I don't even use a timestamp in
building
my ear/war. Perhaps I should!
Thanks for the suggestion though,
Brian
Hi,
I'm using JBoss 3.0.6, and I'm migrating from Oracle 9i to Sybase 12.0
One of my unit tests is failing because I have a column in a table defined
as NUMERIC(10,7). When I write a value like 1.24, the DB gets 1.
Has anyone got any ideas? I tried adding in a mapping to jbossjdbccmp.xml
for
Hello,
I want to connect my EAR App and get this exception:
javax.naming.CommunicationException [Root exception is
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.test.TestEJBHome]
The Home Interface is in the EAR package. In older versions of Jboss it has worked. I
tried 3.2.1. Any ideas?
ejb-jar.xml:
Brian,
Hmmm. Strange. Your files get time stamped no matter what. So, I would
check the time stamp on the compile jsp's and on your actual jsp's.
Just to confirm that that's not the problem.
If the timestamp on your compiled jsp is before the timestamp on your
actual jsp, then you will have
Hello All,
I am new to JMS and would like to know if the following is possible:
1. Enqueue a message with a delay interval (message should be available to
consumer only after this delay)
2. Can the messages be ordered based on priority, FIFO, LIFO, expiration,
delay
Thanks in advance for
James Ward wrote:
Has anyone figured out a cool way with JBoss and JAAS to make it so that
when a user registers on a web page (ie. creates an account) they get
automatically logged in?
Assuming you have a servlet, or servlet-like class where you receive the
HTTP request that creates the new
I can't speak to *why* it's actually recompiling each time. However, there
are a few mods you can make to your
$JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat.sar/web.xml file, under
the jsp servlet section:
1. Add in development and reloading init-params with values of false.
This should make
Hey James,
Thanks for the help again. I've been trying to look for the compiled
jsps.
Can you tell me where JBoss puts the compiled jsps?
Cheers,
Brian
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Hi Nathan,
Thanks for the tip. I'll give this a go.
Brian
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Blair
Sent: 01 August 2003 17:02
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] JBoss recompiles Jsps every time I hit the
page
I can't
Thanks Scott, closing the QueueSession was the solution -- perhaps once I learn how to
read I'll be OK ... well, maybe not.
Once again, thanks!
Paul
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Alex,
Success :)
I grabbed last nights source and my test case passes - is it possible the
fix went in post-rc2?
Anyway finally I can finish this upgrade - thanks for you help and
patience.
gavin
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From: Alexey Loubyansky [mailto:
Sent: Thursday, July 31,
Somewhere in JBoss's tmp dir.
-James
On Fri, 2003-08-01 at 10:22, Brian McSweeney wrote:
Hey James,
Thanks for the help again. I've been trying to look for the compiled
jsps.
Can you tell me where JBoss puts the compiled jsps?
Cheers,
Brian
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Erik,
Thanks for the response. I am just not sure how to do this with form
based auth and the j_security_check stuff. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
-James
On Fri, 2003-08-01 at 09:56, Erik Price wrote:
James Ward wrote:
Has anyone figured out a cool way with JBoss and JAAS to make
Hello,
I have defined a bi-directional one-to-many CMR between two EJBs, PerformancePlan
and AssignedPerformanceElement. In my database, the FK field (PerformancePlanID)
in AssignedPerformanceElement is defined as NOT NULLable.
In my code, I am trying to remove an AssignedPerformanceElement
James Ward wrote:
Erik,
Thanks for the response. I am just not sure how to do this with form
based auth and the j_security_check stuff. Any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Hmm
Well, if form-based auth didn't expect a POST request with the login
credentials, you could just call
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I have not done this yet, but it was a feature that I've been
considering adding to my application. Here is a bookmark that I had
made quite some time ago when I did some googling for the topic.
http://raibledesigns.com/training/index.jsp?topic=rememberMe
Maybe this will give an idea or two
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Just send the authentication credentials through a redirect like:
response.sendRedirect(response.encodeRedirectURL(j_security_check? +
J_USER_NAME + = + userName + + J_PASSWORD + = + password));
Mike
On Fri, 2003-08-01 at 10:42, James Ward wrote:
Erik,
Thanks for the response. I am just not
I'm trying to use the following pattern to recover my ejb's after a
failover:
Each EJB checks the need for recovery inside ejbActivate().
If there is a need to recover, it eventually calls another EJB to get some
value.
I'm facing a deadlock situation here where I believe that it should appear a
Well, I think I would like some feedback on how are the real implementations
of failover recovery code out there.
We though of three approaches:
1 - use ejbActivate: The method would see if the ojbect is in a
non-consistent state and would revover if necessary.
2 - intercept every method with
Ok. I've read the spec and I see no reason why interlaced business-method
calls triggered by ejbActivate()'s should not throw the referred exception.
Using jboss 3.0.8 it locks silently.
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Probably, but the deadlock thread dump is needed to be sure.
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Joao Clemente wrote:
I'm trying to use the following pattern to recover my ejb's after a
failover:
Each EJB checks the need for
Hi,
I have java GUI clients which connect to a clustered JBoss server
environment via JMS. So far I was using JMS topics to broadcast certain
message to a topic all clients where subscribed to. This turned out to
be a great waste of bandwidth because most message are only relevant for
a small
Hello Joao,
Are you using demarcation and saving the transaction state with separate containers?
Regards,
Rich Katz
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Thanks for answering Richard.
These are statefull session beans, there is no transaction involved (well,
not that I know of)
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