Bill,
The confusion probably resulted because it wasnt clear you were talking
about
ejbStore(). As I understand it the comments about application exceptions
are all correct, but an ejbStore() should never throw an app exception.
basically any changes to the state of the bean should be validated
Jure,
As I understand it you are not meant to directly access con.commit() or
con.rollback() methods from
within an EJB. If you want to do Bean demarcated transactions, then you
should use an external (to postgres) transaction manager
via the javax.transaction.UserTransaction interface and use i
check what JNDI name your bean is bound to and what you are looking up in
your client.
If you correctly deployed the Jboss.xml example provided your bean should be
bound to 'interest/Interest' - if not it should default to the bean name
'Interest'
it looks like you are trying to lookup 'interest
Hi
I have recently downloaded JBoss and Im having some trouble running the
example interest bean.
I have managed to deploy the bean, however when I try to run the client, it
prints out
>Got context
>mprotect: Bad address
>mprotect reset: Bad address
>mprotect reset: Bad address
>mprotect: Bad a
