What's even more curious is the response in
time
First Execution:
...
13:36:19,013 INFO [STDOUT]
equals()13:36:19,013 INFO [STDOUT] equals()13:36:19,013 INFO
[STDOUT] equals()13:36:19,014 INFO [STDOUT] equals()13:36:19,014
INFO
Sorry for the unformatted prev email
> Are you now getting a different exception from
your> original post where you> said NPE??
Well, the exception I get is still NPE, and it is reported in my EJB,
as a result of the getLogger failure:
2002-06-05 11:22:14,472 INFO [STDOUT] equals() co
> Are you now getting a different exception from your
> original post where you
> said NPE??
Well, the exception I get is still NPE, and it is
reported in my EJB, as a result of the getLogger
failure:
2002-06-05 11:22:14,472 INFO [STDOUT] equals()
com.ra.Log.LoggerManagedConnectionFactory@dfd9
Are you now getting a different exception from your original post where you
said NPE??
What are the implementations of hashcode and equals in your mcf? The
ConnectinManager was changed recently to use equals on every
allocateConnection call as required by the spec.
What is producing the log ou
Hello David,
something curious happens here:
the client looks like this:
-
LoggerFactoryImpl loggerFactory =
(LoggerFactoryImpl)initialContext.lookup("java:/Log");
logger = (Logger)loggerFactory.getLogger(logFileName,
level);
logger.log(CLASS_NAME, Log.TRACE4, m
Whats the stack trace.
On 2002.06.04 17:59:06 -0400 guest dontcare wrote:
> Hi,
> In 3.0 I've got NullPointerException trying to create
> a connection to one of my JCA resources, called Log
> This was working fine in 3.0 RC3
> Here is the client (running as an EJB):
> .
> LoggerFa
Hi,
In 3.0 I've got NullPointerException trying to create
a connection to one of my JCA resources, called Log
This was working fine in 3.0 RC3
Here is the client (running as an EJB):
.
LoggerFactoryImpl loggerFactory =
(LoggerFactoryImpl)initialContext.lookup("java:/Log");
logger =