Since hibernate used to work without this file I don't think is stupid to say
that the file should be there somewhere.
I found almost no explanation on the hibernate documentation about this file
and had to figure it out how to configure.
This is a issue for dummies and shouldn't be answered like
One other thing to add, the JBossCache running on the jboss server uses the
following transaction
org.jboss.cache.JBossTransactionManagerLookup
while the client uses
DummyTransactionManagerLookup
hope this helps.
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Hi all,
I have found many topics about this issue but none of the presented solutions
solved my problem.
My system: JBoss 3.2.6, Java 1.4.2_09 and Fedora Core 4
I?m trying to use some native methods available on a .so file. I?m able to load
the library but the first time I use a native method
When you get an AbstractMethodError exception out of a JMS provider it's
normally caused by trying to call a JMS 1.1 method against an earlier version,
1.0.2b I guess in this case. The method ain't there to call
I'm no JBoss expert but have used plenty of JMS providers including JBoss and
h
I have a many to 1 relationship with on the many side.
On a .remove() of the ONE side, jboss 4.0.3sp1 only deletes the one side, and
does not cascade delete the many side. (According to the debug log, the sql
delete statement from jboss to the back end (mySql) is not even genned for the
child
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : transaction is a portal notion and not a web
notion, that's why it has been moved to interceptor to be applied per portal
request.
So you're saying that in the JBP 2.2 transaction notion is moved to interceptor
(jboss-container.xml)?
How come this isn't backported i
It looks like there is a conflict with the older 2.6.2 xalan.jar and the new
xerces 2.7.1 jars bundled in the server lib/endorsed directory. I had to update
the xalan.jar to version 2.7.0 to get the xpath test to work. Get the newer
xalan from http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/downloads.html
View
There is not any Firewall on the machine.
I do not think that the reason is in the port ? Apache was working on this port
(8080) just before ScrumWorks, and I did not have any problems.
This is happening on Windows and the status of Apache does not influence the
behavior of ScrumWorks.
ps sorr
Thanks darranl. The file was not in the jar but in a folder in the deploy
directory. I put it in the jar and got it working.
Thanks again.
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Hi,
I have put a war in default/deploy in wich I hava a class that reads a xml file.
| Document doc = parseXmlFile("infilename.xml", false);
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where should I put the xml? What's the root of the server?
thanks
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Finally I reached the portal at:
http://localhost:8080/portal/local/helloworldPortal/helloworldPage01
It seems like the default-page node in *-portal.xml does not work
I also saw that using *-pages.xml does not work neither.
I hope this info could be useful for improving the code
Thanks
David
Can you execute the command 'jar -tf warname.war' against your war ane post the
output here, initially it looks as if your jboss-web.xml is not being
recognised for some reason.
Also the jndi name of the datasource in the file jboss-web.xml should be
'java:/jdbc/eafDataSource' not 'java:/env/jd
I have an application written for WAS (WSAD) and is functional. I want to move
this application to Jboss (4.0.3).
I downloaded Jboss, and exported my application to the default/deploy directory
after making appropriate changes to config files.
When I lauch the app, I get the following error:
We delay the start of the connectors until the server start jmx notification is
recevied. This must not be going through all services. I have created a jira
issue to look into making this work.
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-2410
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I am trying to get the Getting Started app working on XP. I was following the
instructions on http://jboss.com/products/jbpm/docs/getstarted.
Apparently, in step 3, I need to run the target create.jbpm.configuration, that
is in build.deploy.xml instead (ant -f build.deploy.xml
create.jbpm.conf
Well, that application is up on my end, except for some jsp errors. I guess,
the problem you are facing is related to some installation/configurations. I
suggest, you open this as a new issue in the forum, so that someone might help
you with the same
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Thanks.
Could you please explain me why should I point my browser to:
http://localhost:8080/portal/local/forums instead of
http://localhost:8080/portal/forums (doesn't work).
And please, Could you take a look at:
My helloworld portlet
| package org.jboss.portlet.helloworld;
|
| import
anonymous wrote : 1) The forums-pages.xml file: Is obsolete? It used the old
structure for referencing instances and in the node its value is
"default"
yes it is, I am working on a better deployment format that should address more
issues and allow deployment of portal / page / window
anonymou
These links might help:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassLoadingConfiguration
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossClassLoadingUseCases
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In your ear, you will find a META-INF folder. Inside this you will find
application.xml file. I guess, you have a web module for your application. In
such a case, you will find:
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See what's in the context root(say, myFirstApp). Then you can access, your app
as follows:
http:
In your ear, you will find a META-INF folder. Inside this you will find
application.xml file. I guess, you have a web module for your application. In
such a case, you will find:
See what's in the context root(say, myFirstApp). Then you can access, your app
as follows:
http://localhost:
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