Hi.
(This message is in particular for Bela, but others feedback is welcome)
I'm running some tests and even with a very low request rate (5 req / minute
= 1 request / 12 sec) I'm seeing my respose times getting worse by 2 to 5
times as soon as I let a second node join the cluster. I am assuming i
I would like to be able to deploy my webapp in both Resin and JBoss.
One problem I have is keeping finders in sync with both versions.
Resin allows order by in its EJBQL while JBoss requires that the
finders are specified in a JBoss specific deployment descriptor as
JBossQL. I'd like to do s
If you mean the jdbc-odbc bridge from Sun/Merant, read this:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/jdbc/getstart/bridge.doc.html
Most local jdbc drivers are configured using a jndi name, driver class,
url, user and password.
Just copy a -ds.xml and change those properties.
Regards,
Adrian
O
I have established datasources / connections with pure jdbc drivers, but
I was wondering if there was a way to do the same thing with a JDBC /
ODBC bridge? Say to Microsoft SQL Server. What would the db-ds.xml
look like?
Thanks,
Rich
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Scott M Stark wrote:
Then we need a bug report with an example. If you have an example you
can submit please do so else I'll have to try to reproduce the described
setup. It just sounds like some component in the ejb deployer is not
using the class loader associated with the ejb jar and so canno
I think you just need to add:
@ejb.interface-method
to your method.
-M@
On Saturday, September 20, 2003, at 01:05 PM, Stefan Groschupf wrote:
Hi friends,
please help me, I browse since hours the web and documentation's to
find my problem.
I wish to use an ejb.select method since I want to u
Hi,
In the profiler documentation, they describe how to profile a remote JBoss
instance. What you can do, is to put these extra parameters in the
configuration tabs of your JBoss configuration. Launch it through the server
view and then profile it as stated in the doco.
Laurent.
-Original Me
Stefan Groschupf wrote:
>How much traffic produce the internal communication between JBoss nodes?
AS I had experiment with an 15 node cluster I notice 44 GigaByte
Traffic in 24h.
I don't know how much was from my application and how much was pure
node communication.
I was shocked as I had fi
Title: "could not be found": jar in .ear file
Hi,
How do you tell Jboss3 to refer to a jar within an ear file? This works fine on Jboss2 and Weblogic 6 and 7. I've searched the documentation and archives, but don't see an obvious way to get past this problem, aside from copying the jars int
You can use the external ant builder within eclipse to build your
project. You can also use the eclipse incremental compiler from
your ant project.
One of the options with the external builder is what to refresh
after a build.
I wouldn't recommend automatic rebuilds with xdoclet unless you
like ma
Michael,
We generate the XDoclet files in an ANT script. We use Jikes to compile
our Java code. The underlying code for Jikes is the same as that used in
the Eclipse compiler (or so I've heard - not sure how they achieve this).
Both the ANT script and Eclipse compile to a common directory. This
Check out this framework. We're currently using it and it does the job
quite nicely.
http://opensymphony.com/propertyset/
Hope it helps,
Tim
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To make the coding a little easier we just added in one extra class file
"SettingsProxy" which allowed settings retrieval like this:
SettingsPr
Title: how can I get the best of both worlds?
Hello,
I hope someone of you well-experienced JBoss-IDE/Eclipse guys may spin me into the right direction (or even kick me there as long as it helps ;o) with this:
I am developing following the usual service-facade pattern using JBoss with XDoc
Hello,
I wanted to alter the JUnitEJB classes to do just that, but since that
has already been done I'll check out the classes you pointed me to.
Thank you very much, you've been very helpful.
Scott M Stark wrote:
You can try the JBoss testsuite variation of the EJBTestCase that
allows the
jn
Right, but the descriptor paths are deploy/jmx-console.war/WEB-INF/jboss-web.xml
and deploy/jmx-console.war/WEB-INF/web.xml and conf/login-config.xml
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Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
Eric Jain wrote:
is there an easy trick to
Hi all,
I have a J2EE application running in JBoss.
In my application I need some configuration. For instance, we have to
email certain recepients when a action occurs. (For instance, when a
certain entity bean is removed we have to send an email to a person). In
this email we need to have a c
> is there an easy trick to secure the webconsole with a password?
This is how you could secure the jmx console:
In jmxconsole.sar/META-INF/jboss-web.xml uncomment the security-domain
element and set it to one of the application policies you have
configured in your login-conf.xml.
In web.xml, un
Hi,
is there an easy trick to secure the webconsole with a password?
Thanks
Stefan
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