Title: Message
Hi
folks,
I've a two
classes called ExecutionData and Parameter that are used with various EJBs in my
application.
In order to move to
web services I'm under the impression that I need Axis or jboss-net to be able
to be able to decipher them so I
put the
Title: Message
Hi Dr.
Jung,
Anytime,
delighted I could be of any help.You mentioned the tags for operations. Ye
couldn't point me in their general direction could ye? I used the
xdoclet-module-jbos-net from an old jboss-head. I tried checking out the new
module but I'm rarely able to
Title: Message
Hi Dr.
Jung,
Just a quick heads up on how I got on with the parameter
problem.
Basically I amended the jboss-net-ejb.xml.xdt xdoclet template to include
an extra xdoclet method tag @jboss-net:wsdd-operation.
I
stuck the following xdoclet code between the tags that
Title: Message
Hi Dr.
Jung,
I was
hoping you'd get back to me. Thanks again. I think I'll have a look at the BCEL
and XJavadoc option.
Thanks
very much for your help,
Mark.
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Title: Message
Sure
thing I'll keep you posted with anything I come up with if I manage to get
anything together.
Thanks,
Mark.
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Title: Message
Hi
folks,
A while back
I checked out the head and got it integrated with Eclipse so that
I could remotely
debug the version of jboss that was built from my checkout. Since
then I've decided
upon using jboss-3.2.1 with Tomcat-4.1.24. So I downloaded athe binary
and also
Title: Message
Hi
folks,
I'm exposing
a few session beans as web services. In the generated WSDL the part names are
given automatic names i.e. in0,in1 etc. I was wondering if there was anyway to
be able to set these to the argument name presented in the session bean?
i.e. I have a bean
Hey guys,
Thanks very much for all the replies. I went ahead and changed
the superclasses so that they were abstract with abstract methods for
the fields etc and also placed the fields in the ejb description of the
subclasses in the descriptor and everything seems to be working fine so
Title: Message
Hi
folks,
I've just
encountered a small problem concerning the implementation of a method that
returns the entity instance with the greatest id.
ejbHomeRetrieveByMaxId().
Basically my entity
bean only has a remote interface at the minute which is proving to be the
Title: Message
Hey
Dave,
That's a great tip Dave about the finder. Where did you come across this? I read
the CMP2.0 payed for docs but I didn't spot it. Was it case that you trawled
thru code?
I'm am
using JBossQL with Jboss 3.2.1.
Thanks,
Mark.
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Hi Jeremy,
Thanks for the reply. I was under the impression that the MAX
aggregate function wasn't available thru Declared-SQL? Is it the case
that any valid SQL statement's valid once you put it in a declared
statement?
Thanks,
Mark.
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Title: Message
Hey
Dave,
Could you post the segments of the
ejb-jar.xml and the jbosscmp-jdbc.xml files associated with the
query?
Thanks,
Mark.
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Jeremy,
I gave that a bash and it worked a treat. Thanks ever so much
Jeremy.
Mark.
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Boynes
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] CMP and remote interfaces.
Hi Pedro,
Take a look at Jeremy's answer to my problem..
Ta,
Mark.
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I'd suggest a slightly different approach. You say your ejbSelect
returns all instances, and then you are extracting the first one
returned. However, the container still needs to read the entire
Title: Message
Hi
everyone,
I've
just encountered the dreaded ClassCastException error that's thrown due to the fact that the
type of the
java class is now a
function of the class loader as well as the name.
I read the
Classloader excerpt from the 3.x documentation thatJonathan
Title: Message
Fantastic Sebastien,
Thanks a million.
Mark.
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DefaultJMSProvider not bound
Title: Message
Hi
folks,
This snippet is taken from the JBOSSCMP docs. I can't
understand how it returns the remote entities.It is a BMP custom
finder.
public abstract class GangsterBean implements EntityBean {
public Collection
ejbFindByPrimaryKeys(Collection keys) {
return keys;
}
}
Hi Martin,
Just coincidentally I'm looking at the CMP section of the
getting started documentation.
In the underworld example of the Gangsters and organisation they perform
a similar one to many relationship.
On comparison I think I noted that your relationships may be the wrong
way
Title: Message
Hi
folks,
I've an entity bean
deployed in jboss 3.2.1.
Whilst testing the
code I have a line that creates an instance of the entity bean as
such
ProcessDefinition remote =
home.create("testGuideline");
When this code
executes the instance is created in the database as
Title: Message
Hi
Folks,
I
purchased the CMP2.0 documentation there recently. I'm in the process of
attempting to look at it.
Unfortunately it
seems to have been written for jboss3.0 and not 3.2.1 which I'm using. I get the
following
verifier error which
isn't fatal in jboss3.0 but is
Hi Marco,
I've a similar problem myself when deploying old versions of
entity beans (jboss2.4.1) in jboss 3.2.1. How are you viewing the sql?
Do you have some sort of Hypersonic userinterface?
Thanks,
masrk.
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Title: Nachricht
Cheers Christoph,
Grand job. Ive decided to try and use the juddi package in a separate
Tomcat distro in preparation for when its activated in jboss. I built it
from the source off sourceforge and placed the war in the webapps directory of my separate
Tomcat
No bother Christoph. Thanks for the pointer to the list site.
Mark.
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Christoph
Sent: 27 March 2003 14:59
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Subject: *SPAM* AW: [JBoss-user] Registering Webservices.
Title: Nachricht
Great stuff. Ill whip that down as soon as poss.
Should be something like..
cvs checkout contrib/jboss.net
or
cvs checkout d jboss.net
I was going to substitute
the module of jboss.net Id checkout before when checking out the whole
Head for the new one and
Title: Nachricht
Well I tell ye what, Ive
just really begun using webservices however Ive been using Jboss for a
little under a year now but if ye think theres anything I can help with
say the word Maybe putting together small idiotproof howTo guides
for getting stuff working as I go
Title: Nachricht
Ill just have to
get used to trusting the generation tools.
Thanks again Christoph.
Mark.
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Subject: AW:
Hi there Christoph,
Is there an implementation of a JAXR registry currently available in
jboss.net? If not could you suggest one thats popular to use to with publishing
Jboss services?
Thanks,
Mark.
Title: Nachricht
With services deployed in
the Jboss is there any other further registration process required once the webservices
have been deployed in the engine? Is there any documentation available on this
section yet?
Thanks,
Mark.
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Hi folks,
Im attempting to pull down
the source jboss-head thru cvs. Ive been successful a few times but more
often than not it fails half way thru. At the end of the day checking out the
head takes about 20 mins. Is there a way of just checking out modules at a
time? For instance just
Hi Herve,
I'd to do something like this using Jboss 2.4.1. It's quite
strange that there isn't someway of referencing the extra file in the
manifest file but there ye go. As with your problem I was initially
trying to encapsulate everything in a jar file. I think if you find that
you
Title: Nachricht
Hi Christoph,
I created a Service object using the
endpoint and then from that generated the call object. Like so: -
String endpoint =http://localhost:8080/jboss-net/services/Diagnosis;
Service
service = new Service();
Call
call
Thanks Christoph.
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Christoph
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Subject: AW: [JBoss-user] AxisServlet acting strangely.
I´ll have a look.
CGJ
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Title: Nachricht
Thats fantastic
Christoph,
How come I couldnt find it
in any of the APIs? Has it always been included in AXIS or is it a recent
addition to the api?
Mark.
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Title: Nachricht
I shoulda thought of
that. ; (
Havent
used that WSDL2Java tool yet.
Im always a bit
weary of source generation tools.
Do you find it includes
any redundant data?
Mark.
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HI folks,
My client throws the following error,
Testing Diagnosis service...
0 [main] ERROR client.Call - No returnType was specified to
the Call object! You must call setReturnType() if you have called addParameter().
Call made to Diagnosis service
DiagnosisClient error:
Hi David,
Yeah I was using 1.0 there for a while and was on a hiding to
nothing. I'm currently using 1_1RC1 but if I've any problems I'll
upgrade.
Cheers for the response.
Thanks,
Mark.
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Hi Dave,
I'm actually still getting this error and it seems that the only
way to get rid of it is to request each services wsdl individually.
I went to the apache site to download RC3 but couldn't find it.
I could only see RC2. Are you building it from CVS or something?
Thanks,
Mark.
HI Everyone,
Im trying to build from source a build of jboss-all I downloaded
today yet I keep getting this error saying that it couldnt create the task
or type of task: jmxdoclet.
I understand that jboss uses
its own version of ant to build the server and Ive built a nightly snap
Hi Ricardo,
Turns out my connection from a previous checkout was still open. Once I'd
rebooted the connection was cleared.
How come there's such a delay in sending mails to the jboss-uses list and them
actually appearing on the list?
Thanks again,
Mark.
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Hi folks,
I deploy a HelloWorld webservice within jboss indirectly by inserting my
wsr file containing my web-service.xml file into an ear application and
deploying the application.
Then when I go to check the
webservices I have deployed at
Hi again,
Looks like I was just being a bit
impatient. If I give it a few seconds to allow it to catch up then everything
works like a dream. Sorry for the false alarm.
Christoph, specifying *
as the allowedmethods works perfectly as well. Great stuff.
Thanks,
Mark.
Hi folks,
The other day I attempted to deploy a webservice into a Jboss4.0 alpha
build I created from a nightly snapshot.
Anyway it all went horribly
wrong and now anytime I boot up the server, the jmx-console module cant
deploy as it says that
It cant find the
Hi folks,
Could anyone tell me where I could
find the org.jboss.jbossweb class? I cant seem to locate it yet it comes
up in the server.log file.
Thanks,
Mark.
Well folks,
Im stumped. I found the problem. Turns out that I was looking in an
old version of the jboss-head build I had on my machine (I know, I asked for it)
I was looking in the wrong versions deployment directory so when the
stack track churned out that it couldnt find the
Hello all,
Im currently reading the yellow Jboss Administration and
Development guide for JBOSS 2.4.x as Im really interested to see if I
can learn the innards and it makes me nervous that I dont understand
most of the huge output that churns out when jboss boots up. I was actually
Title: Nachricht
Hi Christoph,
I actually built jboss from a nightly snapshot I downloaded off the
site. Originally I was using 3.2 though.
The problem I think
actually occurs when the java provider is trying to generate the wsdl. However
Im not 100% clear
on the use of
Hi folks,
The jboss Im using I built from a nightly snapshot. Windows XP
with JDK1.4.1
The server started up fine. I attempted to deploy a
web service and it didnt seem to deploy. When I shutdown the server and
then booted it back up I got a number of exceptions that all came from the
HI guys,
Ive located the
servlet file in the web-inf/classes folder of the exploded jmx-console.war
folder in the deploy directory. Could it be that when shutting down
the server using crtl+c I
somehow tampered with the listener that handles deployments?
Mark.
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HI folks,
Up until now Ive been
shutting down jboss using crtl+c but then in the output as the server starts up
it has
19:57:57,009 INFO [STDOUT] Use SHUTDOWN to close
normally. Use [Ctrl]+[C] to abort abruptly
Have I been shutting it down
incorrectly or harmfully?
Whats the
Title: Nachricht
Christoph, Kevin,
Id a look at the
EJBProvider code myself and the strange thing was that the line pointed to in
the stack trace where the
NullPointerException occurred
was blank? I figured it maybe somehow it was the superclass method i.e.
I'm not sure which version of Axis I'm using to be honest as it came
installed as part of the embedded Catalina I downloaded. Is there any
way of telling from the axis.jar which version I'm using?
What attibutes does the 1.0 source not set?
Mark.
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Title: Nachricht
Gents,
Lads by the grace of God my remote bean
has begun to work. I scraped what I was doing and retrieved a nightly build
from the Jboss website.
Then I simply deployed it
and tested the service call and then the remote client call thru the jndi
retrieving
Title: Nachricht
Christoph,
I finally managed to get a nightly
build from the website. (Not too used to the open source idea yet) and anyways
I built that and my
bean seemed to deploy
grand. I could also make remote client calls thru the jndi and test them as
exposed
Hi Nathan,
I think the answer may be at the bottom of this page unless of
course you're looking for a more indepth explanation in which case I'm
afraid I really can't help.
http://www.jboss.org/developers/guides/quickstart.jsp
Mark.
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Hi Folks,
This
is a question regarding jboss.net, axis and exposing a remote bean as a
service.
I have a local bean exposed
without much hassle (basically cos I got it from a
tutorial. Thanks Bruce.) Its just I cant seem to get it to expose
a remote bean as a service. The beans
Title: Nachricht
Sorry the stack trace
looks like this.
Im not sure if the
* is the problem as the tutorial works for a local version of the
bean i.e. localhome and localInterface.
I just made the bean remote.
16:04:32,481
ERROR [Engine] StandardWrapperValve[JBossAxisServlet]:
I got the service description from a tutorial and it didn't specify any
stop classes?
Here's the web-service.xml I used.
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
deployment
xmlns=http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/;
targetNamespace=http://net.jboss.org/hello;
Title: Nachricht
Hi Christophe,
I deploy it within a wsr file thats
located within an ear file.
When this is deployed in
the engine it seems to deploy fine, however if I attempt to look at the
services
through http://localhost:8080/jboss-net/services
I get the previous
Title: Nachricht
Hi Christophe,
I deploy it within a wsr file
thats located within an ear file.
When this is deployed in
the engine it seems to deploy fine, however if I attempt to look at the
services
through http://localhost:8080/jboss-net/services I get the previous exception..
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