Do you mean:anonymous wrote : -XX:MaxPermSize=64m
I've set this higher and it makes no difference. Relevant parts of the error
trace are below:
| Heap
| def new generation total 26240K, used 23310K [0x02a2, 0x0469,
0x0469)
| eden space 23360K, 99% used [0x02a2, 0x0
>From the trace it looks like you have called your deployment file
>"my_oracle_ds.xml". Data sources have to end with "-ds.xml", so if you rename
>your file "my_oracle-ds.xml", it will probably deploy fine.
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I'm getting a lot of JVM crashes on JDK 1.5.0_01 on Win XP (1Gb Memory) and
JBoss 4.0.1
Looking at the crash log (relevant buts posted below), it looks like the perm
gen space is full, so I thought that I must have the wrong Xmx etc arguments
when starting up JBoss. I've tried several differen
You need to edit deploy/jbossweb-tomcat50.sar/server.xml
Have a look on the Wiki
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ConfigureServerPorts
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I use TCPMON (as an IntelliJ plugin).
You don't need to use this as a plugin, you can use it as a standalone app
also. See http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/developers-guide.html
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You should be able to get web service working without installing either of
these.
Briefly what you need to do is:
1. Create a stateless session bean with a remote method to expose.
2. Run wscompile to generate the necessary mappings.
3. Write webservices.xml
4. Package it all up into an ear and
Have you tried generating your jaxrpc-mapping and wsdl file via wscompile? If
you do that, you may not need the ws4ee-deployment.xml file.
I was getting the same error with my C# clients. When I stopped using the
ws4ee-deployment.xml file (i.e. used wscompile and removed ws4ee-deployment.xml
Reading the Wiki, it says that wscompile is used to generate WSDL for EJB
endpoints, whereas axis-java2wsdl is used for Java Service Endpoints.
Is there any reason why different tools are used? Which is better?
Ta.
Dave.
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If you're using JBoss 4, I'd recommend JBossWS.
If you're not using JBoss 4, I'd recommend upgrading to it and using JBossWS. ;)
Seriously though, JBossWS is J2EE 1.4 standard and fairly straightforward to
use when you get your head round it.
I've used both JBoss.net and JBossWS and much prefer
I'd recommend the jTDS drivers for SQL Server http://jtds.sourceforge.net/.
Just put them in the server/default/lib directory (if you are using the default
installation. If not, replace default with the appropriate directory).
Cheers.
Dave.
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If I look at a topic that I created in the JBossWS forum
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=57094, the initial
post is accredited to me (DaveyS), but I did not make this post.
Has something gone wrong?
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My latest error log file showed similar info.
I'll give this a try.
Thanks very much,
Dave.
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I have just experienced another crash using JDK 1.5RC
The end of log file is as follows, there are no errors or anything posted in the log.
Is there a recommended JVM for JBoss?
11:58:10,562 INFO [TomcatDeployer] deploy, ctxPath=/test_web,
warUrl=file:/C:/devtools/java/jboss-4.0.0RC2/server/
I've not got a JBoss log as it was overwritten when I started up again.
I've got the following Java Log from JDK 1.5 RC if thats any use.
#
# An unexpected error has been detected by HotSpot Virtual Machine:
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# EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc005) at pc=0x6d704cdd, pid=5080, tid=6036
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# Ja
I'm not sure if this is the corect forum, because I think I have got a general Java
problem, but hopefully someone can help me ;)
I am getting random General Protection Errors with JBoss running on Windows XP.
In the event viewer I see that the faulting application is java.exe in module jvm.dll.
Thanks for the tip!
The no-select-berfore-insert works as expected, but I still get inserts and then
updates when using the INSERT after ejbPostCreate option
My jboss.xml looks like
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I've put a profile trace on the database and that is exactly what I see.
CMP does an insert to initially create the bean and then does an update afterwards to
save the relationships.
I can't change the way it does this can I?
Does this mean that I can't effectively use CMP and CMR for the scena
Hi,
createNew() is the only method being called. This creates the CMP beans only and the
relationships between them. I am not knowingly doing any updates, but the CMP engine
may be.
I have just turned off hyperthreading on my pc (having had bad experiences of it
before) and the situation has
I have developed some entity beans and have deployed them on JBoss 4.0RC1 (and also
JBoss 3.2.4) against a SQL Server 2000 database. CMP BeanA has a 1 to many
relationship with CMP BeanB which in turn has a 1 to many relationship with CMP BeanC.
i.e. 1 BeanA has many BeanB and 1 BeanB has many
Hi,
I'm trying to change the JNDI name of a stateless session bean to be the same as the
class name so I can implement a EJBHomeFactory (ie do JNDI lookups just by specifying
the class name of the remote home interface) but it doesn't seem to work.
I'm editing the jboss.xml file for the bean, b
If you get nothing in the server console, it sounds like you have put the jar in the
wrong location. Are you running the default JBoss? What command did you use to start
JBoss?
Ta,
Dave.
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Can't you just create a singleton and access it through a stateless session bean?
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On 3.2.4, if I browse to the web console and open up the System node in the tree view
and then open up the JMX MBeans node, I see everything as expected.
Occasionally after about 5 seconds or so, the whole tree view closes down so all I can
see is the top level nodes (Monitors, J2EE Domains, Sys
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