Hi,
I understand it as : you can use LGPL'd code in your own products and
ask license fees the way you want for your product. However, the LGPL'd
part of your softwares remains under LGPL and cannot be charged of any
fees. That is, your licence cost is only for the non-LGPL part of your
Hi!
I was just told that using the JBoss farming service is NOT RELIABLE, and
ClassCastExceptions are very common when working with 'farmed' beans. I am
not sure whether this is true - so would like to hear from anyone using
3.2.2 if they have been able to use farming as a reliable deployment
And, you can not resell LGPL as I understand it. How
RedHat is able to sell Linux, for example, made up of
LGPL, GPL and more, is that they charge for the
service of assmebling a full installation, including
the various works they do to make their own
distribution the way it is. But the products,
Where did you hear/read about class cast exceptions?
We haven't seen that in farming. What we have seen is
that re-farming is not working yet. It is being
addressed I believe. We are able to deploy an app, see
it farmed (if all servers were clean before we drop
the app in one node), and it works
Can't tell.
I have just presumptions.
And you need more than presumptions :)
cu,
ionel
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Hi Kevin,
Thanks for
the reply.
In fact in
logs if you see the actaul reference is itself printed.
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Hi Alex,
it might be really confusing.
If you need parent-child relationships, where child is removed when
its parent is being removed, you should use cascade-delete. This is by
the spec.
Foreign key constraints are used only for database
Hello Ingo,
yes, you have to check it yourself. If the schema you use has database
constraints, then the db won't let you remove the parent.
alex
Monday, July 21, 2003, 12:14:35 PM, Ingo Bruell wrote:
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Hello Alex,
yes, you have to check it yourself. If the schema you use has database
constraints, then the db won't let you remove the parent.
But Jboss just removes the link between the parent and the child by erasing
the attribute of the table
Yes, exactly.
10.3.4.1 Remove methods
When the remove method is invoked on an entity object, the container
must invoke the entity Bean Providers ejbRemove() method as described
in Section 10.5.3. After the bean providers ejbRemove() method
returns (and prior to returning to the client), the
The problem is that the classes from the packages are not visible to
each other due to classloader architecture.
You should package and deploy the app making sure the JAR with DDs
defining relationships sees all the needed classes.
alex
Monday, July 21, 2003, 3:09:29 PM, Ionel Gardais wrote:
IG
Your bean only has a local interface. AFAIK, it will not be visible
to other bean JARs - even within the same EAR.
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Cluster ??
Where did
Carsten Hammer wrote:
Hi,
I get a
javax.ejb.EJBException: Unable to invoke TimerMBean on delete:
ReflectionException: null
Cause: java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: Unable to locate method for:
removeNotification(,int)
Ok, Thanks to Andreas Schaefer this one is solved. Its a mistake in the
Alexey Loubyansky wrote:
You should package and deploy the app making sure the JAR with DDs
defining relationships sees all the needed classes.
Do you mean that I should include the jar file without the relationship
inside the jar with the relationship ?
By now I have something like :
App.ear
Are they much better than this one QuickStart-30x.pdf ? A rhetorical
question, I assume. The QS is, as frequently mentioned on the forums, a rat
hole.
As for the Admin and development guide, I found the examples very useful.
The AD guide itself has a a fair amount of theoretical information, which
I just wrote what is necessary. I didn't try this specific way of
packaging. Could you try it and let us know, please?
Thanks,
alex
Monday, July 21, 2003, 4:15:01 PM, Ionel Gardais wrote:
IG Alexey Loubyansky wrote:
You should package and deploy the app making sure the JAR with DDs
defining
Hi Jboss community.
Im sorry the class loading issue is discussed many times in this list, but I still
have trouble to find my problem.
I use dom 4j in my webfrontend for xslt transformation. The dom4j version
require an pacht of the jdk.
As described by dom4j I had patched my jdk 1.4.1
Unfortunatly, I change my approach to the problem : I know package all
my beans inside the same package and override the default datasource for
the beans that were not initially part of the package.
It seems to work.
sorry :(
ionel
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OK, we're up and running with rev 1.18.2.5 for the last couple of hours, and it looks OK
so far.
Now the server can stay up long enough to fail in another way :) We seem to be having a
connection pooling problem, but I'll post that in a seperate thread when I have some more
details.
Thanks
Stefan Groschupf wrote:
Hi Jboss community.
Im sorry the class loading issue is discussed many times in this list,
but I still have trouble to find my problem.
I use dom 4j in my webfrontend for xslt transformation. The dom4j
version require an pacht of the jdk.
As described by dom4j I had
Hi Eric,
thanks for your fast replay!
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/class-loader-howto.html#Ov
erview
It sounds like the endorsed libs you are using are hiding the
webapp-specific libs.
So far I understand the java classloading concept.
My question where I have to store my
Stefan Groschupf wrote:
Hi Eric,
thanks for your fast replay!
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/class-loader-howto.html#Ov
erview
It sounds like the endorsed libs you are using are hiding the
webapp-specific libs.
So far I understand the java classloading concept.
My question
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Hi,
Is there any update on when JBoss 3.2.2RC2 will be available? (Is there any
page where I can track this - couldn't find anything on sourceforge or
jboss.org).
thanks,
gavin
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Hi,
I have a serious problem with CMR relationship inside 2 bean packages
deployed inside the same EAR.
Using Xdoclet-1.3dev and JBoss3.2.1-Tomcat4.1.24.
Here are my questions :
- does CMR works between bean packages inside an EAR ?
- the two beans of my relationship are Person and Project.
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