anonymous wrote :
| Do you have a working project that I can have a look?
|
With that configuration - not yet.
But we have a working project with http://www.energetika.net - built on ejb3
and jbp2.0.
anonymous wrote :
| What is the procedure to deploy all these modules without
Will have a look at it as soon as I can.
Hopefully over the weekend.
I'll do a post on this issue when I do an update.
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See UserModule class.
You can get its instance from JNDI.
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| private UserModule userModule;
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Debug.
See if the listener is actually called on persist - or in your case probably
why not?
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Using JBossAS 4.0.4GA and EJB3 RC8 FD.
1.
| public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
| {
| InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
| QueueTestRemote tester =
| (QueueTestRemote)ctx.lookup(QueueTestRemote.class.getName());
|
| ProducerObject po =
If it is dependent on jmx it doesn't mean it is dependent on JBossMQ.
Like all services in JBossAS, JMS is also registered in MBeanServer - and
that's why it looks there to find Destination.
Ok, these are my first thoughts - haven't really digged into JBoss MDB + JMS.
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Look at the jars in ejb3.deployer.
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services,
Look at the RoleModule class.
And you can get it from JNDI:
| @JndiInject(jndiName = ModuleConstants.ROLEMODULE_JNDINAME)
| private RoleModule roleModule;
|
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Read manual about security.
1. you simply set FORm auth in web.xml
2. a bit more work
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Using Tomcat but
Try running against the latest JBossAS 4.0.4.GA.
Or look hiw this diff's from last EJB3 embeddable.
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Using
Use basic EJB3 entity callback annotations.
Or are they not enough?
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need
anonymous wrote :
| Thanks for your answer. I indeed meant jboss-spring.xml . so we have a
.spring file that contains our pojos, and under META-INF, our *-spring.xml . I
tried that and JBoss complained that it could not find jboss-spring.xml, so i
added an empty one :
|
| ?xml
Using Seam and JBP 2.4.
I have 2 portlets on my page.
One of them is a login portlet.
After login I display the following logout jsp in this login portlet:
| %@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsf/html; prefix=h %
| %@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsf/core; prefix=f %
| f:view
|
Maybe this can help you:
- http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=PortletLogin
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Using Tomcat but need
anonymous wrote :
| We are deploying our spring beans in JBoss through the JBoss Spring
deployer which requires that we use only one configuration file,
jboss-service.xml.
|
Configuration of your pojos is not in jboss-service.xml (file only contains
deployer configuration), but it's in
anonymous wrote :
| What does the tomcat stats servlet say about the app
(http://lamia:8080/status?full=true)?
|
Where do I find status app? Is it a part of 'all' AS configuration?
Some info about AS, OS and Java
19:58:09,233 INFO [Server] Release ID: JBoss [Zion] 4.0.4.CR2 (build:
Not the right forum.
Search on Spring forum.
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web
Like I already told you:
1. read what JBoss/Spring Integration is all about (see wiki) - and it is not
about how you get you web app context up and running
2. I believe Spring forum has tons of this helping issues, and tons of examples
, ...
3. what are you trying to do? simple instantiation of
Np.
If you have some other usage than plain web app context, maybe then
JBoss/Spring integration can be useful.
But for plain web app context - it's very simple - I think all you need is a
right Servlet Listener defined in your web.xml.
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Can something similar be the cause of my wrong link?
- http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2004/06/09/jsf.html?page=1
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- java.sys-con.com/read/180386.htm
Ok, but here is a little tip:
| bean id=dataSource
class=org.springframework.jndi.JndiObjectFactoryBean
| property name=lookupOnStartup value=false/
| property name=proxyInterface
|
Hmmm ... -ds.xml files should by default be deployed before .war files.
Did you change any deployment suffix settings?
Look if there is an exception before or at -ds.xml deployment,
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What's the cause here?
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff
I have 2 portlets on my page.
One of them is a login portlet.
After login I display the following logout jsp in this login portlet:
| %@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsf/html; prefix=h %
| %@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsf/core; prefix=f %
| f:view
| h:form
| Hello
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : It means there is a bean in a JSF context variable
with the same name as a Seam component.
I'm using Seam with JBoss Portal.
I get the same warning on a simple logout:
| %@ taglib uri=http://java.sun.com/jsf/html; prefix=h %
| %@ taglib
Not what this forum is about:
- java.sys-con.com/read/180386.htm
Try on Spring forum.
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This is what first comes to my mind:
| @Stateless
| public class myBean implements myBeanLocal {
|
| @PersistenceContext(unitName = MM)
| private EntityManager em;
|
| @Spring(jndiName = mm, bean=myDao)
| private MyDao myDao;
|
| @AroundInvoke
| public
Uf, finally some update on our stuff.
First there is update on the EJB3 compatible stuff with JBoss AS 4.0.4.GA.
The second release is update with EJB3 preview RC8.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=22866package_id=161914
Try it out.
Report any bugz here. :-)
Rgds, Ales
Ok?
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I forwarded your request to Bill Burke, since he did the two previous releases.
I hope he finds some time as soon as possible.
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| Watch out the problem with MySQL 5 (see other forum threads and Wiki)
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What problems?
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:-)
Got it working ... from the latest JBoss Portal 2.4 CVS Head.
Rgds, Ales
ps: is this normal behaviour ... when I minimize Seam portlet ... it logs off
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How else do you log off?
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All the advantages of
rdewell wrote : This also is not multiple WAR (in one EAR) safe:
|
|
| |private static boolean exists = false;
| |
| |protected AbstractSeamPhaseListener()
| |{
| | if (exists) log.warn(There should only be one Seam phase
listener per application);
I was thinking of zipping em up into a jar, putting that in the EAR, and
naming it as a java module in application.xml
Hmmm ...
Since I believe you can only add ejb and web modules into ear module.
And application.xml only excepts ejb and web tag inside module tag.
So, I can add a new java
anonymous wrote :
| This is not correct. application.xml accepts java modules.
|
Great. So how do I define them?
Any thoughts why then IDEA doesn't support this in application.xml?
anonymous wrote :
| I was thinking of zipping em up into a jar, putting that in the EAR
|
How do you
| module
| javajboss-seam.jar/java
| /module
|
How to get IDEA to 'grab' this jar and pack it into ear?
If I do it this way (although it looks that is works - is this 'correct' way to
add resources to application)
anonymous wrote :
| So, I can add a new java module -
Is there a way to package all those jBPM dependant xml descriptors directly
into EAR's archive root - the way it is packaged now in the dvdstore example?
app-with-seam-and-jbpm.ear
- META-INF/application.xml
- META-INF/jboss-app.xml
- pageflow.jpdl.xml
- jbpm.cfg.xml
- hibernate.cfg.xml
Auch, this just doesn't go away ... JBossAS 4.0.4GA
I have like 800 session that are still alive .. and the stuff is just getting
bigger:
| User Streams | Bot Streams | Both
|
| 66.249.65.36 [1 reqs][last click 0 min ago]
| 66.249.65.36 [1 reqs][last click 0 min ago]
|
What's the exception (it should be there I believe)?
It's possible that some ejb3 dependency failed - since ejb3 stuff changes a lot.
If you give me exact problem, I'll try to bild you a new Spring deployer budle.
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Did you fix ejb3-annotations-aop.xml?
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Using
Or are you using Interceptors?
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Using Tomcat but
This is not 'Spring/Hibernate used in JBossAS' forum.
Read what this forum is about:
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You missed the point - wrong forum!
Ok, a little help.
This probably happens after you re-deploy your -ds.xml?
If so, check out 'JCA/JBoss
DataSource and Legacy Configuration' or ' Persistence,JBoss/CMP, Hibernate,
Database
Persisting your Application's Data' forum.
It should be there - I know
As mentioned here:
anonymous wrote :
|
this is not the right forum to discuss this.
But if you are starting from zero - use JBossAS with EJB3 - way easier than
anything else - even from .har and Spring's H3 support.
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This is not Spring/Hibernate used in JBossAS forum.
Read what this forum is about:
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| I beleive that reading applicationContext.xml and placing it in the JNDI
tree is not dependent on EJB 3.0 and can be done with EJB 2.1, correct?
|
Yep.
You can easily use just the basic (non EJB3) JBoss/Spring integration stuff -
reading your Spring XML file and
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Ok, a little help :-).
You can either use this: http://trailblazer.demo.jboss.com/EJB3Trail/
Or do a plain simple Spring style web app - no EJBs, just their DAOs
(HibernateSupportDAO, ...) and Spring's transaction
Isn't ApplicationContextAware an interface?
If your bean implements this interface and is then a part of certain
ApplicationContext and not plain Bean Factory, then it should normally get his
ApplicationContext owner instance injected.
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This is what JBoss/Spring integration is about.
Probably the rigth place would be Spring forum.
btw: is that class present in classpath?
btw2: NoClassDefException found or ClassCastException?
btw3: give more info next
When I test this on my local machine - WinXP - the sessions are destroyed as
expected.
But when running in production on Linux - some of them are never destroyed - as
seen from my previous post.
I looked at the catalina's StandardSession (or StandardManager) code and there
is no such stuff
What's the most likely Tomcat stuff in deploy directory in 3.2.3 version?
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Did you try
| @EJB(mappedName=services.ejb.ReplenishmentProcessor)
|
Since in my app, I still have to call my MDB the old way though jndi (with
business interface class name).
I'm using JBossAS 4.0.4.CR2.
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Install JBossAS 4.0.4.CR2 thorugh Installer - with EJB3 module included.
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| I'm using JBossAS 4.0.4.CR2.
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Installed through Installer with EJB3 configuration.
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Each component / technology uses JBoss Cache differently.
Standalone cache, clustered, for each app its own cache root, ...
For example:
Hibernate can use its own 'embeddable' JB cache or JMX provided JB cache.
Ok, is this turning out to be a JBoss Cache question (wrong forum then), or
what
Grrr, using JBossAS 4.0.4.CR2 also doesn't help.
I still get a huge number of never expired sessions:
| [7 reqs][last click 4159 min ago]
| [1 reqs][last click 2864 min ago]
| [7 reqs][last click 3128 min ago]
| ...
|
anonymous wrote :
| sessionMaxAliveTime ... 12821 ... Longest
It depends on what do you want to do with JBoss Cache?
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What exactly are you trying to do?
It looks like you are missing tm library, which is strange if you use a clean
JBossAS with Tomcat embedded.
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JBoss_Home/bin/run - to start AS
Then simply drop your .war archive into JBoss_Home/server/default/deploy
directory.
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Hi!
anonymous wrote :
| As far as I understand so far, in such a case both SomeApp1 and SomeApp2
must be manually redeployed after ParentApp was bound to JNDI so that the
changes of ParentApp apply to SomeApp1 and SomeApp2.
|
Currently this is not available, since I do not hold a bean
Missing this?
| providerorg.hibernate.ejb.HibernatePersistence/provider
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| @TransactionTimeout(value = 900) // 15min
| public void initializeSearch() {
| //... code
| }
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Simple as coding to interfaces.
| public class TestEJB {
|
| public static void main(String[] args) {
| TestHelloBean thb = (TestHelloBean)
findJndi(gema/TestHelloBeanImpl/remote);
| if (thb != null)
| System.out.println(thb = + thb.sayHello(Ales));
What do you mean only war?
How did you then deploy Hibernate?
btw: this forum is about different Spring stuff -- ejb3 + Spring
read here: http://java.sys-con.com/read/180386.htm
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First, thanks to Bill for being willing to put out a new release. :-)
(Note: my reply to sbaker's email)
The first issue is a result of changes to ejb3 lifecycle annotations package
refactoring.
I'm sending you my compatible version - with the latest ejb3 pfd5 and jbossas
4.0.4cr2.
Current
I haven't really looked how JBoss-Spring integrates with embedabble EJB3
container (ec). But I believe SpringInterceptors should have no problems.
Non-interceptor injection is done with JBossAOP, so you should look how aop
integrates with ec.
anonymous wrote : Configuring the microcontainer
This isn't what this forum is about.
This forum is about EJB3 + Spring in different way - injection and/or
interception.
About your stuff ... look at the Spring forum - I remember I saw a similar
issue there once.
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What's the connection here between JBoss-Spring integration and your issue?
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I'm having the same problem with JBossAS 4.0.3RC1 (jdk5).
I have a timeout set to 30min
| session-config
| session-timeout30/session-timeout
| /session-config
|
But some of the sessions are still alive after more (way more) than 30min:
A simpe stats page layout:
|
Looks like you don't have a clue about it.
That's all what EJB's are all about.
For what to do if you don't need TC in JBossAS? Simply remove TC.sar
directory/file from deploy.
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1. JBoss application server guide
2. EJB specification (2.1 or not yet final 3.0 (jsr220))
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that connect from tomcat to jboss
That's a simple JNDI lookup to remote app server.
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What are you now: sony or soony.
Start with simpler apps.
Don't do remote stuff until you don't even master simple local stuff.
Be a Swing man or a Servlet dude for a year.
Or as we both told you, read, read and read.
Don't ask such stupid / general questions.
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Even if you fix this in MainDeployer-xmbean.xml, your .spring archive gets
deployed before other stuff?
Look at the server log if that is really the case.
Rgds, Ales
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Did you check in the log if .spring archive really is deployed before other
stuff?
I think that changing of the MainDeployer-xmbean.xml should definitely work. I
had the sam issue with different archive and it worked for me.
Maybe you can have you bean that's accessing EM lazy initialized.
anonymous wrote :
| I'm using Jboss4.0.4RC1 and i can't deploy the ejb3's before the .spring
Archive. Maybe i can use the dependency tags?
|
Uf, funny. Can you post this at some other forum - 'Installation, Configuration
Deployment', 'Management, JMX/JBoss' or 'Performance Tuning'.
Look at the JBOSS_HOME\server\default\conf\xmdesc in
org.jboss.deployment.MainDeployer-xmbean.xml.
Add '.spring' with correct value and it should work.
550:.spring (for example)
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Missing before:
| descriptors
| value
value=250:.rar,300:-ds.xml,400:.jar,500:.war,650:.ear,800:.bsh,900:.last/
| /descriptors
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Which jboss-service.xml file are we talkin' about?
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What has this xml got to do with JBoss/Spring integration?
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It's in jboss-j2ee.jar.
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Just tried it now - on JBoss4.0.3SP1 without EJB3 support.
It works normally.
No idea why it doesn't find NamedXmlApplicationContext.
I'm using: Spring-Version: 1.3-rc1
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Have you tried with JBoss 4.0.3SP1?
Changing Spring to 1.3 ... or 2.0m?
Debuging?
Some old deployer lib stuck somewhere?
btw: great wiki contribution
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Uf ... did you like totally miss the forum?
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Try this new version:
- http://www.genera-lynx.com/temp/jboss-spring.jar
Or full JDK5 / EJB3 support:
- http://www.genera-lynx.com/temp/jboss-spring-jdk5.jar
You also need updated version of jboss-service.xml
- http://www.genera-lynx.com/temp/jboss-service.xml
This is put up temporarly.
Sure, you can use it without EJB3.
You can use it with JBoss AOP.
Or standalone - it simply adds your bean factory to the JNDI.
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Yep, this is a problem with current version of deployer.
You cannot get the bean from bean factory unless explicity injecting it in EJB
enterprise bean.
The reason for this is that the actual bean factory is really just a bean
factory implementation and NOT an application context (which is
Aha, missed this one -- spring 1.2.6.
That's even better. I thought you were using version from when deployer was
first introduced.
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Yep, just like I thought.
See my second post: Is the JOFB caching it?
Rgds, Ales
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Where exactly do you have your Spring library?
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How exactly do you use JndiObjectFactoryBean in this case?
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Hmm .. I believe something similar happened to me also.
Couldn't quite figure it out why this is happening. But I must say I didn't
look too hard.
But this is more of JBoss.com - JBoss User - JCA/JBoss topic.
One would think that when pulling out object from JNDI should have dealt with
this.
I don't think Spring is an issue here.
You could do that with plain JNDI stuff.
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Wrong forum.
JBoss/Spring integration is about injecting Spring POJO beans into EJB3
enterprise beans.
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It looks like you are missing Spring's web classes.
| Since our code is dependant on Spring library, we must make sure that all
of the needed classes are in our classpath. Copy spring-aop.jar,
spring-context.jar, spring-web.jar and spring-webmvc.jar into
JBOSS_HOME/server/default/lib
Is it a classpath issue?
Can be a class loading issue.
Check that you don't have Spring's classes also in your web archive.
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Yep, I think they changed it.
At the time of writing this example I think I used 1.2.3, but I'm not sure.
I already have a new version of spring.deployer - and it uses Spring 1.2.5
which has already changed loadBeanDefinitions method.
I can send it to you by email.
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Is it working with the new Spring deployer version?
I hope Bill or Mike will put the new one up (to download site) soon.
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I'm getting this Deployment ERROR:
| 11:37:41,250 ERROR [URLDeploymentScanner] Incomplete Deployment listing:
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| --- Packages waiting for a deployer ---
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