On Sunday 08 June 2003 06:21, Sacha Labourey wrote:
Hello Stefano,
Thanks, it works.
great
just a suggestion add this on your very good JBoss Clustering docs.
And another thing: I read in jbossbook3.2.1 draft docs in
chapter Using
Clustering with Tomcat this phrase:
If you are
In MQSeries 5.2, you could only use the XAConnectionFactory if you
configured the MQSeries JMS API to use 'bindings mode' instead of
'client mode'. The upshot of this is that the MQSeries Queue Manager
and your Application Server needed to be on the same box, because
bindings mode uses shared
hi All,
Does any one have a solution for this problem
I am bundling the LocaleBundle.properties files in two jar files NetServer.jar
and WorkServer.jar
and deploying it in the Jboss-tomcat-3.2.1.everything works fine
except for if there are some duplicate classes in the two jar
On Saturday 07 June 2003 01:20, Nicholas wrote:
Stefano;
The keys are the following:
1. Defer resolution until the second pass. (set
resolve=on)
Already done.
2. Recompile all classes when you are done. You can
generate a script to do this as follows:
select 'ALTER JAVA CLASS USER
I went back to reproducs this, and the process was
this using
Windows XP Professional
JBoss jboss-3.2.0_tomcat-4.1.24
Oracle Enterprise Version 9.2.0.1.0
1. LoadJava the entire JBoss Client Jar collection
into SCOTT.
project name=OracleLoadJavaExample default=all
basedir=.
taskdef
Jani,
Since (I think) about JBoss 3.0.5 there has been a new class loader
mechanism. The benefits are that by default all JARs share the same class
loader. For much more than I can explain or understand, check the
documentation:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jboss/ClassLoading.pdf?download
Did anyone have a chance to look at the log files I sent on thursday
last week?
The deployment order seems to be ignoring the dependencies.
Alex.
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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] JBoss XA transaction with WebSphere MQ
Thanks for the information. I went through this pain already until I discovered that with MQ 5.3, service pack 3 (CSD03) and what IBM is calling the Extended Transaction Client, you are now supposed to be able to make XA work
Title: Message
I'm
afraid I never tried MQ with JBoss at all (XA or otherwise). We were using
WebLogic and doing JTS transactions in client mode against a remote MQ
server.
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Title: RE: [JBoss-user] Some J2EE Design Questions
Sorry, connectionless was admittedly a poor choice of words. Typically, that applies to UDP protocols (SNMP, TFTP, and the like).
In most applications of RMI, a client-server RMI connection is not a long-lasting one. By long-lasting, I mean
On Mon, 2003-06-09 at 14:25, Nicholas wrote:
Can you send them again ? I could not find them in the
archive.
Hmmm, looks like the sourceforge archive strips off attachments.
Here is the body of my reply to Scott and the attachment again:
I've attached a gzip'd jboss log from a jboss 3.2.1
Title: Message
WebLogic is one of my options as well.
Does it mean that you managed to have a MQ
JMS provider working within WebLogic (including having Message Driven Bean
deployed listening to MQ queues/topics) with XA/JTS support?
If yes, I am interested to know which
version of
Title: Message
A
while back I had it working in WebLogic 6 with JTS transaction (NOT XA
transactions). At least I think it was JTS transactions. Essential you set the
transactional flag to true when creating a session, and have to do
session.commit for your writes to appear. This works in
Hi,
I am trying to get basic auth to work. I am at the point where got my
Java cleint passing the Authorization: Basic details and JBoss throwing back
an error:
AxisFault
faultCode: {http://xml.apache.org/axis/}Server.userException
faultString: javax.ejb.EJBException:
Title: Message
Thanks for the extra information. I appreciate.
Thomas
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Title: Message
A
while back I had it working in WebLogic 6 with JTS transaction (NOT XA
transactions). At least I think it was JTS transactions. Essential you set the
transactional flag to true when creating a session, and have to do
session.commit for your writes to appear. This works in
Title: Message
Hi
everyone,
I've
just encountered the dreaded ClassCastException error that's thrown due to the fact that the
type of the
java class is now a
function of the class loader as well as the name.
I read the
Classloader excerpt from the 3.x documentation thatJonathan
Hi,
I managed to do it, thank you anyway :)
Simone
Hi,
I am trying to get basic auth to work. I am at the point where got my
Java cleint passing the Authorization: Basic details and JBoss throwing
back
an error:
AxisFault
faultCode:
Title: Message
Thanks for the extra information. I
appreciate.
Thomas
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Mark,
I found this series of articles to be informative:
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2002/09/04/ejbinherit.html
Peter
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Subject: [JBoss-user] CMP2.0 and
Dear all ,
Hello ! I am a beginner of JBoss 3.0.7. I encounter a problem of JNDI in JSP . The file structure like follow :
E:\JBoss3T\test_EJB\com\sample\HelloWorld.class
E:\JBoss3T\test_EJB\com\sample\HelloWorldBean.class
E:\JBoss3T\test_EJB\com\sample\HelloWorldHome.class
And the ejb-jar.xml
You should change
your lookup from "java:comp/env/com/sample/HelloWorld" to
"java:/com/sample/HelloWorld". The "comp/env" scope is only used to lookup
bean specific environment attributes that are defined in ejb-jar.xml that is
deployed with the ejb.
Hope that
helps,
Dustin
hi i am using xdoclet to generate my entity and session beans but i also
want it to generate my webservices.
i have the part where it generates the web-service.xml defining my
services and mapping them to the correct jndi entries of my session
beans. my session bean methods return custom data
A couple of considerations:
1) If your JSP is running from a context different
from Jboss, then you should create the InitialContext using the jndi.properties
file like:
InitialContext context = new InitialContext(properties);
2) The jndi name of your bean could be
probablylooked upas:
Is there any way to have a remote invocation returna remote referenceinstead of a serialized result?Edward FlickEnterprise Applications Designer / Database Administrator / Web AdministratorCDF, Inc.
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Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM).
Hi, I would like to retrieve a javax.mail.Session object from within a class
running under Tomcat.
I would like to user the javax.mail.Session provided by Jboss. In the
jmx-console, I can see that under the java Namespace there is the 'Mail'
name; however, from within my class, when I do the
Title: XA connection factory for an MDB
My limited knowledge of MDB internals and XA is getting me confused.
The basic question that I have is "for what purpose do I need an XA connection factory for an MDB?"
Initially, my answer was as follow: If I deploy my MDB with container managed
Hi Thomas,
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My limited knowledge of MDB internals and XA is getting me confused.
The basic question that I have is for what purpose do I need an XA
connection factory for an MDB?
To get a 2 phase commit between all the resources involved in the
tranasaction.
Thanks a lot I really appreciate the answer.
I was not so confused after all :-)
As soon as I am trying to use a WebSphere MQ XA connection factory, my MDB
never receive any messages. Any pointers on which JBoss classes I should
look at/trace through to understand where the problem might be?
I
On Monday, June 9, 2003, at 01:00 PM, Felipe Oliveira wrote:
hi i am using xdoclet to generate my entity and session beans but i also want it to generate my webservices.
i have the part where it generates the web-service.xml defining my services and mapping them to the correct jndi entries of
Dear all ,
Hello ! Thank you for all your help . I try to rewrite the JSP like follow :
%@ page session="false" isThreadSafe="true" isErrorPage="false" import="javax.naming.*,java.util.*, com.sample.*"%
% try { Properties properties = new
Hi Thomas,
I have done the Websphere MQ integration with jboss in the past and ran
into the same issues. It's not you and it's not jboss. The JMS ASF
spec is a little weak in describing who/how the inbound XA transaction
gets started.
The only way JBossMQ was able to implement the ASF spec
Here is what I did under 2.4.3. The same thing should work in 3.2.1, as
I see mail-service.xml is in the default server. Check your server
(either the logs or jmx-console) to make sure the mail service has
started properly.
Source:
Session session = ((Session) new
Hiram,
Again, thanks a lot for the answers. I supposed I could have spent days
trying to understand what was happening.
I will try to look into the two solutions you proposed. I am far from being
a JBoss expert but I am more than willing to learn.
I suppose that to get an idea on what the
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