Cheers, thanks. It gives me something to work with.
Roger
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I've rounded up the neccessary for asking for a password on a webapp -
including the security domain and the properties files and that works. However
I'm having problems with encrypting a password for this module. I've tried
various MD5 encryption/base64 encoding tools but to no avail - no matte
I'm building a scheduling system for a build system. It has a web interface which
feeds jobs to Quartz, an opensource scheduler bean, which in turn uses JMS to feed
messages to a JBoss app on each buildserver.
The JBoss app on the buildserver consists of a Message Driven Bean which talks to a
S
I'm trying to use a temporary queue under 3.2.5. I create the queue as per the book,
then I try and destroy the queue with these fragments:
ObjectName objn = new ObjectName("jboss.mq:service=DestinationManager");
server.invoke(objn, "destroyQueue", new Object[]{"testsuite-" + name}, new
"rogerday" wrote : "darranl" wrote : Have you looked at Cactus?
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| I have now, thanks. However, it doesn't do Message Driven Beans - which is
precisely what I'm trying to do. I notice the webpage says that it's a "medium term
goal" to suppor
"darranl" wrote : Have you looked at Cactus?
I have now, thanks. However, it doesn't do Message Driven Beans - which is precisely
what I'm trying to do. I notice the webpage says that it's a "medium term goal" to
support MDB, so I think I'm out of luck with cactus unless you know different.
Che
Hi,
I've looked at the docs and the CVS, but I can't find answers to the following
question:
Whats' the best way to integrate a Jboss App Server with a Junit test suite?
I can think of three options:
1. Run a Jboss AppServer continually against a test deployment.
2. Run a Jboss Appserver every
I found a solution by putting the general classpath *before* the path elements that
include the jboss client jars. Is this the reccommended method?
Roger
"rogerday" wrote : Hi,
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However, once I
Hi,
I had a junit test happily using a log4j.properties file to configure logging.
However, once I introduced the JBoss client libraries into the classpath, this stopped
working, in that my logfile stopped being produced. I've seen many comments on this
sort of problem but no solution. Does any
Excellent, cheers.
Roger
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Hi,
Please can anyone point me at programming examples for managing JMS queues using JMX
dynamically? I'm trying to run a JBoss application under JUnit.
TIA,
Roger
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