viding a bundle toward the end
of this week,
until then your free to build your own.
Scott Stark
Chief Technology Officer
JBoss Group, LLC
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Mark Lassau wrote:
Has JBoss actually made an announcement of whether they will be
releasing Jetty bundles from n
Has JBoss actually made an announcement of whether they will be
releasing Jetty bundles from now on?
Either I have missed something, or we are seeing a lapse in
"Professional Open Source".
There are definitely a lot of users who want to continue to use
Jetty/JBoss for a number of valid reasons
Your question has been asked here (on 4/12/2003) and on JBoss Forums:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=43294
But has not been answered.
I know JBoss have decided to move the default bundle back to including
Tomcat, but do they intend to also release a Jetty bundle with eac
So, if you are happy for all jars/ears to use the same version of the
common classes, then add them to jboss\server\\lib
(Note that you have to reboot jBoss to upgrade these.)
If not, I think you can specify jars to use their own ClassLoader (I've
not done this) - search mail list and forums for
Bill Burke wrote:
Cool. So you actually found the EntityLockMonitor useful?
Bill
Pete Beck wrote:
Hi everyone.
For the benefit of mankind, I've just written an article on our
experiences with JBoss and tackling deadlocks:
http://i3t.org/members/article.jsp?articleId=1595209
It seems to be a f
Rod Macpherson wrote:
How about just making a copy of your configuration and launching it
bound to a different host? That way you do not have to change anything
provide you are using the no-arg InitialContext.
Example:
1. Create copies of your configuration folder: /jboss/server/orginal ->
/jboss
Butt, Dudley wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ok, somewhere in my implementation I've screwed up...
> I have a session bean (stateless) that gets created then starts a
process of database writes via some business logic and entity beans.
> When I start another process, the new session bean is created, but it
do
I wish to use JBoss3 for a web application that needs to be able to serve
static
web pages as well as servlets.
The static web pages need to be maintainable after the installation of the
Application, so
including them in the .war is impractible.
Also the servlets must be able to be transported ove
