Hi all,
I got some information about getting access to the remote JMS provider. We have to
configure the jms-ds.xml of the local JBoss server to listen to the remote JBoss
Server Topic. This would enable the session bean on the local server to send the
message to MDB of the remote sever. But i d
As per the book, the downloadable example code is available at
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/entjbeans4/workbooks/index.html
This URL results in a 404.
Does anyone know where the example code is available?
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FIRST of all, I wasn't complaining...read my original post...I was ASKING the question
of whether 3.2.5 included the fixes...There were not release notes to be found so I
didn't know..jeez us
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Have you tried the wiki?
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBoss.NET
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For the 2nd key mapping, I would like to be able to map to an integer constant (like
the number 3) instead of mapping to a column. Does that make sense? I know that the
type for this relationship is always 3.
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It is unusual that starting from a freshly unpacked distro does not work. Did you
change the config? If so, what? Maybe a more practical way to ask this would be to
post your errors/log, JBoss version, platform, and the changes you made to the config,
if any. Also, check the FAQ forum.
mike
Mauro,
I (selfishly) was thinking TC4. Sorry. Sure enough, it's not in the TC5 wrapper MBean.
Seems it got left out, but it should be there.
I'd try posting a bug for it. If Remy & co don't think it should be there, they'll
explain why.
mike
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Hello all,
I have a find method in an entity bean that returns 4 references. In a session facade
the initial findAllXXX takes 2 seconds. Then a transfer object is created for each
eb. On the eb 5 get methods are called. in this loop over the 4 results, the calling
of the get method takes 12! s
I have a MDB attached to QueueA, in a SessionBean method I write a record to the
database and then send a message to QueueA to do something with that database record.
The onMessage in the MDB then fails because it can't find the message, showing me that
the JMS message is not participating in th
I have deployed
ebank.wsr
JBossDukeBank.ear
and
both run-client and run-ws-client target works fine.
But after I shutdown jboss and then restart
only JBossDukeBank.ear get deployed
ebank.wsr has the following error
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at-4.1.29/server/all/d
You need a 1.4.1+ JRE plugin for the web-console.
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Hi Dheeraj
Have you already found a solution for this problem? I'm encountering the same thing.
Regards
Martin
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The entities are defined in the jboss_xmbean_1_1.dtd referenced by the DOCTYPE of the
TransactionManagerService-xmbean.xml.
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Use a datasource security configuration that uses the CallerIdentityLoginModule so
that the connection automatically uses the caller's credentials. You then obtain the
connection without passing any arguments and the jca layer does it for you.
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The bin directory will not be in the service path unless you have configured the
service to run in that directory so this will not be usable for resources. The
server/conf directory should, as its resolved relative to the conf/jboss-service.xml
location, so perhaps this is not working as expecte
The security-domain element syntax for the default security manager is "java:/jaas/" +
jaas-login-config-name, so you need to use:
| java:/jaas/TestSecDomain
|
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Is there one???
I'd love to try your product, but the lack of decent docs makes it impossible to even
get jboss to load, much less use it.
I have a zillion errors, mostly involving UnknownHostException. I'm pretty sure it has
something to do with setting "${jboss.server.url}" - among others.
The security context is a property of the call and has to be established every time. A
LoginContext is just the mechanism used to associate the incoming security context
with the container. You cannot share LoginContexts in a multi-threaded multi-user
envrionment like a server. The default behav
Made a stupid mistake. The app was 1.1 compliant. Made some changes to support 2.0 and
now it works.
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Start with the JAAS Howto sticky post in this forum.
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http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Edit.jsp?page=SecureTheInvokers
Read the jmx chapter for examples of adding security to xmbeans via interceptors and
check out the org.jboss.jmx.connector.invoker.AuthenticationInterceptor used by the
current xmbean deployment of the jmx-invoker-adaptor-server.sar:
htt
I don't see any mention of a jboss.xml file in the ejb jar META-INF directory with:
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| java:/jaas/mBuddy
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| ...
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The realm delegates to a security manager that uses a timed cache by default. See the
security chapter in the admin/devl guide for details on configuring, flushing, etc:
http://www.jboss.org/docs/index
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If your using SRP you should to be combining the
org.jboss.security.srp.jaas.SRPLoginModule and org.jboss.security.ClientLoginModule
with password-stacking="useFirstPass" so that the ClientLoginModule simply accepts
whatever type of Principal has been set in the sharedState map under the
javax.
Hi,
Thanks for andrian. I read through the FAQ for several times, i still cannot find
which is directly related my question :(.
The QueueConnectionFactory got by ctx.lookup("java:/Jms") cannot be used to
createQueueConnection:
((QueueConnectionFactory)ctx.lookup(""java:/Jms")).createQueueConne
Thanks, but I don't think it's my JAVA_HOME. I just started using a mac so the
JAVA_HOME ENV is a little odd, but I'm pretty certain it's right.
I'm going to dig on it a while and see if I can't solve it. If I can't, I'll post
again with a better Subject line as I think my problem with the j
Hi all,
I am using jboss 3.0.7 with tomcat-4.1.x. I am using struts 1.0. I want to know how to
get the jsp name and the request information in the jboss console.
--Sriram
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Hi all,
I am using jboss 3.0.7 with tomcat-4.1.x. I am using struts 1.0. I want to know how to
get the jsp name and the request information in the jboss console.
--Sriram
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Seems like you are right. Theoretically locking the 'blind' side is not required in
this case unless the blind side has a foreign key which is modified.
In fact, uni- and bidirectional relationships are managed in the same way. And the
blind side still holds the state of the relationship as part
You should put this into transaction. Check free on-line docs.
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Can you increase log level to TRACE?
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This SF.
hi amit,
I tried the code, but it doesn't work. I am not able to get the remote machine
MessageDrivenBean Reference. I would like to clarify that i am having two JBoss
servers running. on first server there is a MDB and on the second server there is a
Session Bean which sends the message to the
You should read a paragraph in EJB2.x spec.
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T
Isn't it done transparent to your BMP beans by the database? You should use commit
option C in this case to minimize cache inconsistency issues.
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There shouldn't be difference.
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This SF.Net em
It maybe because of complex relationships. You would need to post
deployment descriptors and describe relationships among real instances.
But could you try 3.2.5 first?
and batch-cascade-delete?
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It's unlikely the problem is in JBossCMP. Describe how you are using JDBC.
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I am not sure I understand your question exactly. But compound pks are mapped this way.
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I am trying to setup two jboss servers (serverA and serverB) with
cache-invalidation-service.xml because both servers container
configuration is "Standard CMP 2.x EntityBean with cache
invalidation". I have verified that serverA successfully
sends the message via JMSCacheInvalidationBridge topic
BTW, since there's no appropriate forum I'll kvetch here.
You'd think that JBoss would use a decent logon-filter, but after logging on while
trying to post, it sent me to the home page. And after that, it failed as I had
cookies turned off. URL rewriting should be the standard here, after all
When I get back to work Monday I will try that.
How does calling list("java:/") to see what's bound differ from using the JMXconsole?
Everything that I get back I can lookup() and use.
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