Hi!
You are probably trying to access JBoss with a remote client. If that is
the case you will need a file named jndi.properties. It must exist in
some directory that is included in your CLASSPATH.
Sample contents for that file could be:
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Some other application is using Port 8080. JBoss usually puts the
Tomcat/Jetty port there (which you need for JSPs or servlets). Try
disabling your software that uses port 8080 or edit the following file
before starting JBoss:
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John,
in the header of each mail sent over this list you will finde the
following information:
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Werner Ramaekers wrote:
| Hey,
|
| if i try to launch twiddle on the default jboss-3.2.3 configuration i
| get the following error :
| C:\JBOSS-~1.3\bintwiddle serverinfo -c
| twiddle: org.jboss.util.NestedRuntimeException: - nested throwable:
|
Juha just posted a link to an article from him in the Forums, I think in
General Discussion.
Ciao,
Tobias
wonder sonic wrote:
You can look at http://sourceforge.net/projects/jboss/
You'll be able to download the sources from the CVS
repository...
Good Luck
Wonder Sonic
--- Dimitri
Hi folks!
I am looking for further suggestions which components should be covered
by a survey I am going to write.
The components should be free and help J2EE developers to more
efficiently develop J2EE based applications.
I am not talking about development tools (like JBuilder or xdoclet), but
Nicholas wrote:
I could be wrong, but I do not think either Flux or
htmlKona are free.
//Nicholas
Your are perfectly right. I extracted these two names from an article
and didn't check their licenses. Two less candidates ... :)
Ciao, Tobias
Turbine, Struts, cocoon, Torque, webmacro,
Hi,
this is a FAQ.
Thank Redhat for this.
Somehow they messed the localhost config up. That's why using your
machine name works and localhost won't.
I can't remember what was wrong with the localhost config on RedHat. Can
anyone else ?
Cheers,
Tobias
Paul Robinson wrote:
Gary,
There
Hi!
There are two ways to solve such java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
problems:
1. Simply copy _every_ jar file from jboss-3.0.0/client to your client
computer and include _each_ of these jar files in your CLASSPATH for
executing your client.
2. (on Un*x): You can cd to the jboss-3.0.0/client dir
Hi!
JBoss has been constantly catching up in this vote for the last days.
The actual stats look like this:
IBM WebSphere Application Server 4.0 - 3412
BEA WebLogic Server 6.1 - 3060
Oracle9i Application Server - 2692
Borland Enterprise Server - 1304
JBoss - 1300
Jim,
(others please correct me if I am wrong here)
the master server is that tiny micro kernel you downloaded. You start
it and it gets everything else it needs from the URL you provided in the
config. The micro kernel does not mind if the files come from a local
filesystem or via the network.
Madock Chiwenda wrote:
Hi folks,
How to build jboss-docs on win98. I have checked out the module from
sourceforge.net. but I cat find notes on how to build. batch files seems not to work
with bad
command or file name
Check out the the jboss-docs module
cd to build
build
Should work
What's the output of
ant -version
please ?
Ciao,
Tobias
Bruce Ling wrote:
I tried to build the example comes with the jboss distribution and I
got the following error messages. I didnot modify the
build.xml
my .bash_profile relevant jboss part is:
#setting for JBOSS application
ejb-jar.xml is not JBoss specific. Otherwise JBoss would not be J2EE
compliant.
So go to SUN and look into the DTD.
Cheers,
Tobias
IvanLatysh schrieb:
Hi all.
I need manual or description which tag I shold use to describe my EJB.
Now I have problem to create ejb-jar from my Entity bean.
It could be that your shell does not understand the export name=value
construct. Look into your shell docu or simply try replacing the line
with setenv name value. Note the missing = !
And don't forget to report back, if it works :-)
Cheers,
Tobias
John LYC wrote:
hi all,
when i exec the
Hi David!
Did you already read the EJB1.1 or EJB2.0 specification from Sun ? If
not please go to http://java.sun.com/products/ejb/docs.html .
There you will learn that ejb-jar.xml is fully specified by SUN's
specification. No vendor should extend the contents of this file.
Otherwise the vendor
Hi!
Go to Soruceforge
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-user
Enter the email address the list emails get sent to into the last input
box and click the edit options button.
On the next page you will find a email my password to me button. Click
on it.
You will then receive
Naresh,
please have a look at the JBoss in production chapter in the manual.
There is also a special Performance section.
If you are already testing I would be really interested in hearing if
switching between the native_ and green_thread implementation of the JDK
gives any performance
Hay anyone any experiences with using green_threads instead of
native_threads ?
Using green_threads should circumvent the thread limit problem I guess.
Ciao,
Tobias
marc fleury wrote:
interesting
this is really worth a write up in the documentation.
marcf
|-Original
Be aware:
Read your BEA licence again and see if you can find a paragraph that
says they can SUE you to DEATH if you publish any performance
measurements without their agreement. Same for Websphere. What should I
say about that, are we still in medieval ?
So be VERY careful guys.
Good thing the
Hi Anil!
First, make sure you included all the needed jar files into the
classpath for the client. To be 100% safe just include all the jars from
client/ dir of the server.
Second, are you starting the client on the server machine or on a
different machine ?
Third, are you sure there are no other
Uhm, so little infos in your mail...
Are you running the client and the server on the same machine ?
Cheers,
tobias
Prashant Sarode wrote:
Hi all,
I am using JBoss v2.2.2, ant v1.3 on Windows 98 OS.
I am not using any tomcat server.
I've run the interest example in the sample
Hi Jim!
CMP should be used whenever possible. You don't have to code your data
access then and won't make any mistakes in this code. Also it might be
easier to port to another database.
BUT there are some problems with CMP, you don't have full control over
what is happening. Somehow you answered
Hi!
Go to Soruceforge
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-development
Enter the email address the list emails get sent to into the last input
box and click the edit options button.
On the next page you will find a email my password to me button. Click
on it.
You will then
Please read the documentation on Sourceforge for CVS access again. If
you are using anonymous access you should be able to download the
manual module from cvs.
If all fails, email me personally and I'll sent you a zipped checkout.
Cheers,
Tobias
Michael P. McCutcheon wrote:
I'm running a
Hi again!
In the test client you define the JNDI settings. One of those values is
java.naming.provider.url . Can you ping the host which is given in the
url ? Please try it.
If you install a TCP/IP sniffer, can you see the client trying to
connect on that porton the server ?
Please also make
Are you starting the client on the server or from a remote host ?
Cheers,
Tobias
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should have written my previous mail in detail.
Yes.. the Bean is properly deployed in the JBoss server.
This is what is printed in my console when I added interest.jar in
Just above the source code to the CD bean you can read the following
sentences:
Remember that the full source code is available to download as an
archive namedcdEJB.zip. You can get it from the files
area in the documentation section on www.jboss.org.
Hope this helps ..
Ciao,
Tobias
Ling Wang
Hi!
Please go to www.jboss.org, then to the documentation section and select
the Migration Guide. Hope this helps.
If you are missing something in this guide, please let us know.
Cheers,
Tobias
Matthias Krause wrote:
Hi,
I have some problems to find a datasource over JNDI.
I update from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While testing JBoss we noticed that when building relationships
among Entity Beans, these don't get actually related, instead we
get blobs for references to the other object.
I assume we must be doing something wrong,
what could it be ?
Thank you
Nope, all is
Hi!
Looks like you have a mistake in your META-INF/ejb-jar.xml file. Is it
there ? Is there a class called ValidateUserHome in the subdir database
in your fourplebs.jar archive ?
Ciao,
Tobias
David L Solomon wrote:
I am running jboss 2.2.1, with embedded tomcat 3.2.1 on windows nt 4.0, sp6.
Do you use different JDK versions ?
Antonio Vazquez schrieb:
Hi all,
I create a CMP bean that maintains information about users.When I deploy the
EJB, I receive this error:
[Container factory]
Deploying:file:/C:/jboss-tomcat-2.1-beta/jboss-2.1/tmp/deploy/Default/perfil
.jar/
Hi!
Your client simply needs the Home- and RemoteInterfaces ! You have
different options to make them available:
a) Have your working directory (.) included in the CLASSPATH and start
the client from the "root" of your sources. This way the needed
interfaces will be found as files.
b) Include
Hi everybody!
Most of you probably already noticed that there is a 2.2 release of
JBoss available at the website. I now would like to gather information
about what steps you needed to take to migrate from 2.0 to 2.2.
As a starting point there is already a section in the manual (actually
titled
Hi Faisal!
The "client" jars ship with the container/JBoss distribution. Look into
the directory "client" from your actual JBoss version. Be sure to
replace all jars at your client side with the versions from this
directory.
Did this help ?
Ciao,
Tobias
faisal wrote:
I appreciate your help!
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