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The EJB Web Service appears to be deployed correctly and shows up in the
http://:8080/jbossws page. The WSDL listed in the console however still does
not work (404).
Anything else I need to do? I am using JBoss 4.0.4 GA Patch 1.
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Anyone else? I am the only one who cannot get a WSDL to display on jboss
4.0.4GA patch1 (ejb3)?
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Using
Thank you. That returned the WSDL to the endpoint. However, when I followed
the link to the WSDL, I get a 404 error. Is there a problem with the endpoint?
I did not see any errors in the log?
Thank in advance.
Registered Service Endpoints
| ServiceEndpointID ServiceEndpointAddress
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I have the follwoing JSR 181 defined endpoint. I compiled the class, placed it
with my EJB classes (cm.ejb3). And then created an enterprise archive
(cm.ear). All my EJBs work great. The WSDL for the class below was generated.
The JBoss even shows the creation of the endpoint. However, I ca
Ok. Figured out the problem. I had the was not using the correct property key
for the datastore name. It need to be:
'org.quartz.jobStore.datasource=QuartsDS'.
However, now I get the following error:
org.quartz.SchedulerConfigException: Failure occured during job recovery. [See
nested excepti
I have been trying all sorts of configuration settings to get Quartz to run on
JBoss refering to a datasource via JNDI. Everytime I run JBoss, I get the same
error. I have created a database called 'quartz' and created the tables using
the mysql creation script.
At this point I am stuck. Any he
I have an MBean service that is used by bundled in two EARs with different
object names. The two EARs are deployed in the same app server. Each EAR has
its own copy of the same MBean classes (same package, same class name) except
that at build time, I change the actual @Service(ObjectName) to
We were using Stateless session beans that themselves used the EntityManager to
find, update and remove entity beans. The stateless session beans were being
used by JSP in our WAR. We were noticing some performance issues because our
Entity beans were set to EAGER fetch. So in order to use LAZ
Yes, the EntityManager was created from the EntityManagerFactory. We tried
calling the EntityManager.close() method but the PermGen still increased each
time.
We tested this by creating a JSP page that simply creates the EntityManager and
calls the close() method right away. The PermGen space
It appears that it is being caused by the creation of an EntityManager.
Currently, a new EntityManager is created each time a JSP is called. Each call
to the EntityManager causes the PermGen to increase significantly.
We are not using Stateful or Stateless EBJs. Is there something special we
We are running an EJB3 application using EJBs with LAZY fetch enabled and have
noticed a memory leak. I did read that some people found memory leaks when
redeploying apps on 4.0.4RC1 w/o restrarting JBoss. We have noticed a memory
leak even when we don't redeploy an app.
Has anyone else run i
Any updates on this issue? We are using EJB3 with Lazy fetch and we have
noticed memory leaks even when JBoss is restarted.
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Anybody else have other suggestions or have Lazy fetch working on EJBs
retrieved from a web application?
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I have been wrestling with trying to use LAZY fetch for my EJB3s. I have a
seperately deployed *.ejb3 file with my EJBs. I have another WAR file that
needs to access the EJBs. I have LAZY fetch turned on the EJBs. After doing a
bunch of research, I read posts indicating that you cannot use La
Thank you. That worked.
Now I have another related issue. I have 3.0 entity beans with the LAZY fetch
setting that I am retrieving via the EntityManager I create from the
EntityManagerFactory I acces via JNDI in the WAR. Using the local entity
manager created from the factory, I lookup a us
Forgot to watch my own thread.
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I am trying to turn Lazy fetch on my EJB 3.0 entity beans. I have a utility
class that handles the EntityManager persistence on behalf of a web
application. I have packaged my EJB in a JAR file called blackarrow.ejb3. I
have packaged the web application in a seperate war file called blackarro
Anybody resolve this issue?
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I noticed it changed but have been unable to make the factory work. Could you
please let me know how you resolved it?
Thanks in advance, Chris
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public Project findByName(String name) throws RemoteException {
|return (Project)entityManager.createQuery("from Project p where p.name
=:name").
| setParameter("name", name).
| getSingleResult();
| }
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I have an application that can create new JMS topics dynamically. On the server
side, I need an MDB that audits any newly created JMS topic. Is there a way to
dynamically create an MDB at runtime (meaning define an MDB at runtime that
listens to a newly created message)?
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Is it possible to dynamically assign MDB to queues/topics after deployment?
What I want to do is have a set of generic worker MDBs. I want to be able to
create tasks dynamically, assign them to newly created queues and assign
deployed MDBs to start listening for messages.
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Where you able to find a solution for this? I am running into the same problem and it
appears to be caused by the xercesImpl.jar file in the JBoss 4.0 distribution.
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