Run the attached ListJar on the ear in question.
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George Icriverzi wrote:
The CService is packaged in a sar archive along with the
jboss-service.xml descriptor.
The sar is put in a jar, and
No, as the login modules are not context sensitive. You could pass this
information using a thread local and a filter to valve. If you could
specify an extension or replacement for the default JAAS callback
handler to allow your login module to propagate info via text callbacks
how you would us
There is no way to update the auth cache short of populating it with a
valid authentication. The password change operation should be
invalidating the session and then reestablishing it as part of the
password change form to refresh the auth cache/session and update the
ldap store.
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Use a web.xml security-constraint like the following:
Whatever I'm securing
*.jspp
GET
POST
...
Role1
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Greg Roll wrote:
The classpath passed to the jsp compiler is every jar visible from the
war classloader through its parent, and there is no way to override it.
The jasper classpath element is not used.
You could precompile the jsps as one workaround. You could also move the
tmp directory location by setting the
Previously I said there was no way short of performing an authentication
to place an entry in the auth cache. This is true of the default cache,
but you can install your own org.jboss.util.CachePolicy instance for use
by the security manager and this would allow you to directly manipulate
the c
I need to see the packaging as illustrated by the attached ListJar class
as indicated previously. The only way I know of to involved 2 class
loaders in a deployment is for an ear to include a war that is accessing
the common class in question. If you post the output of the ListJar
program I can
Yes that is currently required, and no such a configuration does not
exist. This could be handled in the netboot server via filter that
compressed any unpackaged deployments automatically.
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That is correct, the 3.0.8 release version does not include the change
to support validation of the custom role representing the unchecked
permission. The 3.0.9 release will.
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Nothing should be placed into $JBOSS_HOME/lib as this contains only
specific jars used by the bootstrap code, and only these jars are
loaded. $JBOSS_HOME/server/xxx/lib is the correct place for library
jars. This is described in detail in the admin/devel guide.
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A multi-domain auth service requires something like Liberty, and that is
a fair amount of work, but on my todo list.
In terms of a logical or of login modules, this is supported out of the
box by JAAS and is the purpose of the Sufficient control flag:
Sufficient - The LoginModule is not required
Apparently someone got overzealous in trying to avoid the worst case
performance that results when you ask for the read-ahead optimization
and do not execute with a transaction to take advantage of the cached
data. File a bug report on SF.
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Then it may not be unless you can order the RolesLoginModule ahead of
the authentication modules, which may not be possible.
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Sebastian Hauer wrote:
Hi Scott,
In terms of a logical or of l
HSQLDB
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Hunter Hillegas wrote:
I just started 3.2.1 this morning and it hangs with this output:
12:34:27,834 INFO [JMSProviderLoader] Creating
12:34:27,836 INFO [JMSProviderLoader] Created
So obviously the war is not doing anything here. The name of the class
is not important. To be seeing a LinkageError or IllegalAccess error the
same fully qualified type is being access by two different class
loaders. You have two threads running inside the service and somehow
they are using di
No, the spec only talks about Class-Path references.
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Peter Luttrell wrote:
In jboss2.4x+jetty, if one jar depended on another jar, you needed to
specify the dependency in the manifest file
jboss.home.dir is the correct system property, but we do not currently
resolve property references in arguments to mbean constructors. We do
resolve property references in attribute values, so this will not work:
${jboss.home.dir}
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You will have to wait for the DR2 release due out next week for this to
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Christian Neuroth wrote:
Hi guys,
I need your help with JBoss 4.
Has somebody installed jboss4.0+tomcat w
I would say you have a jndi.properties file in one of the jars that is
interfering with the java:comp context setup.
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Guy Rouillier wrote:
I've initiated the process of converting our 2.4.3
.
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Guy Rouillier wrote:
Scott M Stark wrote:
I would say you have a jndi.properties file in one of the jars that is
interfering with the java:comp context setup.
Scott, thanks for the reply
Use:
java.naming.factory.url.pkgs=org.jboss.naming:org.jnp.interfaces
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Guy Rouillier wrote:
Scott M Stark wrote:
The significance of the ordering of the java.naming.factory.url.pkgs
is
No, just do it.
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Muraly R wrote:
Hi Gurus,
I have some doubts regarding the removal of some service and
folders of JBoss-3.0.7 from the real time environment.
i) How can I remove the
Thanks for the trace log output. The source of the issue is that there
are two independent deployments that have the
org.eupki.ca.ejb.services.CRLFactory class:
deploy/eupki-ca-archive.jar
deploy/eupki-ca.ear/eupki-ca.sar
The eupki-ca-archive.jar has precedence over the
eupki-ca.ear/eupki-ca.sa
XMBeans support persistence and are in 3.2.
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Barlow, Dustin wrote:
Has anyone added persistence to the SystemPropertiesService? IE, I want the
changes made to system/global level properties
Setting org.jboss.mq and org.jboss.mq.il categories to trace level
logging will give you all that is available, depending on which layer
you need to get information from.
The most performant and best monitored IL layer is the UIL2 protocol so
think about switching to that as well.
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UIL is less performant than OIL so don't go there. UIL2 first showed up
in the 3.0.7 release. Trace is a custom log4j level so the syntax is:
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Eric J Kaplan wrote:
Thanks Scott.
You should define a servlet-mapping in your web.xml to define what the
correct URL is, since this works for all engines and ensures you are not
using a web container sepcific URL. Otherwise, edit the
jbossweb-tomcat.sar/web.xml and uncomment the following section:
and then you can use the
Just add these jars/features to the existing jbossweb-tomcat.sar or
follow the proceedure used to build this sar. See the tomcat41 module of
the source tree for the details.
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Ittay Dror wrot
You would have to specify an java.rmi.server.RMIServerSocketFactory
instance that allowed for binding on a specific interface:
MyRMIServerSocketFactory
We should probably just be installing an implementation that used the
BindAddress setting if specified. I'll make that change.
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Our default login mechanism is not through the JNDI InitialContext. If
(Byou want to do that you need to use the
(Borg.jboss.security.jndi.LoginInitialContextFactory:
(B
(B Properties env = new Properties();
(B // Try with a login that should succeed
(B env.setProperty(Context.
Last months subscription updated included a draft edition of the 3.2.1
docs that described XMBeans in some detail with examples of persistence,
custom security and custom detached invokers. The 3.2.1 release version
was updated and given to component source last Friday so it should be
available
Castor is not used by JBoss so this file can be removed and the jar is
being removed from the dists since it is not used.
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Brian Wallis wrote:
Is castor used in jboss (3.0.7 and 3.2.x)?
We
Patches should be submitted to sourceforge:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=22866&atid=376687
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Anthony Mowers wrote:
Hi All,
I get an exception when trying to run a JMS subscriber f
The user was the primary reasoning for switching to the defacto standard
web container, tomcat. There has been insufficient attention on tomcat
integration issues raised by users and the decision was made to make
tomcat the default web container to improvde this situation.
Availability of Jetty
Support has been added for static external contexts to Tomcat in 3.2 for
the 3.2.2RC2 release. Can you give me more info on the vfs usecase so I
can better see how to support incorporation of external context into
specific wars deployed through the deploy directory?
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Jure Lodrant wrote:
Hi,
I download
Use this direct link:
http://www.componentsource.com/product.asp?SC=EJBOS&PO=513502&grc=JBOSSG&RC=BACP&POS=PL
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Erik Price wrote:
Hi,
Following the link from the JBoss.org web site to purchse
Apparently they are only allowing purchases through our web site.
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Erik Price wrote:
Scott M Stark wrote:
Use this direct link:
http://www.componentsource.com/product.asp?SC=EJBOS&am
You can't define such a minimal container configuration without extending an
existing one. Use:
Stateful Session Bean MasteringEJB
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Erik Price wrote:
I've read t
This information is logged at trace level by the realm. You would need to either
use a custom subclass of the JAAS login module currently used to log this, or
add a new login module that logged the username if its abort method was called
to indicate the login did not succeed and chain this will t
The jms code is in the jboss-head/messaging directory obtained from the
checkout of the jboss-head module.
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Alwyn Schoeman wrote:
Hi,
I couldn't confirm this with viewcvs as jboss-head is not
3.2 allows for control of the class loading behavior at the ejb-jar, war, sar
and ear levels and this is defined in the various dtds in the dist under
docs/dtds. The META-INF/jboss.xml config for the ejb-jar would be something
like:
http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jboss_3_2.dtd";>
jbos
This is only working for stateless beans and mdbs currently. Its
a known issue as there is a unit test which fails because of this.
Its on my todo to fix for the 3.2.2RC2 release.
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Erik Price w
This means that an array element being read from the stream is not
of the type of the array. Attempting to read an Integer into a
String[] would cause this for example. It could also be class loader
issue due which seems to exist as seen by the IllegalAccess error.
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3.2.2RC2 next week, 3.2.2 towards the end of the month.
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Gavin Matthews wrote:
Hi,
I'm in the process of upgrading to 3.2.2 but I need to get fixes that went
in after 3.2.2RC1. I looked aroun
The jms module is the next generation of messaging and is being built
in jboss-head. You probably need a fresh checkout of jboss-head to pickup its
content definition as these are not retrieved by an update.
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Attribute values of the form:
${OPENCI.MAXCONS}
are already expanded by default. Nested references within an attribute
value that are not Text elements like this are not:
${OPENCI.HOST}
${OPENCI.PORT}
${OPENCI.SYSTEM}
${OPENCI.USE
Override the validatePassword method to log any validation failure. The
internet address is not available to the login module so this has to be
handled in a filter or valve.
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If only one thread and one transaction can be active in an entity bean, which is
what the default pessimistic locking does, you obtain the behavior you want.
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Ittay Dror wrote:
i know about
See the the explanation of IllegalAccessErrors in the class loading docs
available from sourceforge under the docs tab.
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Muraly R wrote:
Scott, then regarding the second error you me
Querying the MBeanRegistry should work:
import javax.management.ObjectName;
import org.jboss.mx.server.ServerConstants;
import org.jboss.mx.server.registry.MBeanEntry;
import org.jboss.mx.server.registry.MBeanRegistry;
Object[] args = {xmbeanName};
String[] sig = {ObjectName.class.getName()}
Figure 5-8 i only shows the instance-pool and container-pool-conf elements. You
have to go through all of the Container configuration information to cover all
of the elements shown in the Listing 5-8 example.
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No. Such a service should be fronted by a StateMachineService that brings
the contained/managed services to whatever state is approriate.
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Eric Jain wrote:
Is it possible to have a ServiceMBea
The previous message shown an exception due to the jms destination
being shutdown due
undeployment of the destination service descriptor. This cannot be
triggered by the close of
the jms connection so how is that coming about?
Scott Stark
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This simply means that the local address/port you want to bind the client socket
to is already in use. If the connections are being created too quickly then the
os may not be cleaning up the local address for reuse or there is an unclean
close that is leaving the local socket in a fin wait state a
Remove all of the unsecured RMI based JMX connectors:
deploy/jmx-ejb-*
deploy/jmx-invoker-adaptor-server.sar
deploy/jmx-rmi-adaptor.sar
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manish sharan wrote:
Hi,
I am using jboss 3.0.7 and I
You are not reading this correctly. There is the 2.3 web.xml descriptor
resource-ref which allows a res-type and there is the jboss-web.xml
descriptor resource-ref which only allows either the jndi-name or
res-url. The section talking about the res-type is on the standard descriptors,
ejb-jar.xml a
You can't add a another column to have a primary key?
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Martin Vilcans wrote:
Hi!
A simple question: How do I create a CMP entity bean with only one instance?
I need an entity bean that hold
Put a dependency on the queue/topic you are using:
jboss.mq.destination:service=Queue,name=MyQueueOrTopicName
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hi all,
i am trying to deploy a standalone M
Also, this xmbean has none of the JBoss service life-cycle operations, create,
start, stop and destroy so it will not work with the dependency mechanism.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all,
No, you would have to write your own session manager implementation that was an
mbean service deployed outside of the war so that sessions had a scope beyond
that of the war deployment.
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An xmbean defines it management interface solely through the xml descriptor and
you have not defined any service operations. Read the getting started guide.
You are looking up the jms connection in your xmbean constructor. This is in
violation of the service life-cycle contract as it circuments an
This will not start your service until there is a binding of the
ConnectionFactory for the OIL invoker so presumably you are not waiting until
start to perform the lookup. Show the full stack trace of the exception so we
can see what point in the startup this is occurring. The JBoss service
lif
You have a cron job removing these files. Override the location jetty uses for
its temp storage by setting the java.io.tmpdir property to point to the jboss
server/x/tmp directory for example.
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An mbean that bound a map into JNDI would be one way.
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Michał Drozd wrote:
Hi,
I wonder what is the best practise to hold application-wide data for one
SessionBean (stateless).
Here is the si
No, that is not correct. JBoss is trying to call start but your initialization
of your DynamicMBean metadata is not being done correctly and so when
getMBeanInfo is called, this ends up having no operations defined. Check your
bean in the jmx-console and you will see that you have no attributes
Yes, there should be no difference. I don't know if its the jsr77 layer or the
web console that is not hooking up the stats correctly. What does the jmx-consol
e show for the bean in question?
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What does the JNDI namespace show in terms of bound jms factories? What does the
jms invocation layer service associated with XAConnectionFactory show in terms
of starting up?
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[EMAIL PROTEC
Show the full stacktrace of this error to demonstrate that the request is in
fact going through an HA capable proxy.
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Joao Clemente wrote:
I debugged further to understand the problem and I'
That does not make sense because the user does not have a direct reference to
the RMI stub. They should have an HA proxy that will failover when a request
made to the underlying RMI stub when a transport related exception occurs. The
NoSuchObjectException is a transport exception. Show the full
You don't have to assign the security domain globally for all beans. It can be
specified for individual beans using a custom container configuration so that
you have mix of secure/unsecure beans. This will preclude interaction between
the beans of course.
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Then the likely problem is that the ObjectFactory for the java: namespace, which
is implemented as a singleton via a static class variable is not working in your
debug environment because the class is being loaded through another class loader
and thus creating a seperate java: namespace that con
Chapter 7 on the JCA layer as well as the datasource config excerpt on sourceforge.
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Erik Price wrote:
Hi,
I have deployed the simple BMP entity bean from "Mastering EJB" on JBoss
3.2.1, an
resDS"
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Erik Price wrote:
Scott M Stark wrote:
Chapter 7 on the JCA layer as well as the datasource config excerpt on
sourceforge.
Scott, thanks for the pointer. After reading the JCA chapter, I ha
I'm going to have to see a trace log of the class loading layer when this occurs
to try to see where this is coming from. It could be this JDK bug showing up
since java.lang.NumberFormatException cannot be causing cicularity problem:
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4699981.
The remote host most likely does not have its hostname set correctly and the RMI
layer is encoding the proxy stub address based on a hostname that is mapping to
the localhost address.
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Yes, one for the Class-Path which associates the jar with the referencing
deployment and one since its a stand alone deployment.
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Brian Wallis wrote:
On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 15:58, Brian Wallis
Every deployment has its own class loader. Think of hot deployment. Read the
class loader docs available on sourceforge docs section for more details.
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Brian Wallis wrote:
On Wed, 16 Jul 200
There is no JBoss max length.
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Robert HALL wrote:
I seem to recall running into an issue of this sort with Weblogic. Is
there a known upper length limit on a fully qualified class name in
See the cvs admin doc here:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=html&op=userdisplay&id=developers/guides/cvs-admin
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Eric J Kaplan wrote:
Can anyone tell me what the current naming conventi
Submit it as a patch to sourceforge.
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Eric Jain wrote:
Is there any way to directly specify ObjectName[] attributes in
jboss-service.xml configuration files?
I ended up writing a simple Obj
and reference to
the stateful session bean being maintained across the server restart?
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Joao Clemente wrote:
- Original Message -
From: "Scott M Stark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
A jar in server/x/lib, or a sar in deploy are the standard mechanisms for
deploying the classes. You must not be encoding the classes with the correct
fully qualified class names? What version of JBoss is this as well? Quite a
while back services without a package (the default package) where not
Brian Wallis wrote:
I don't think it is consistent either. If I have two jars test1.jar and
test2.jar where test1.jar has a Class-Path: test2.jar then
- if test1 is deployed first I get two class loaders for test2
- if test2 is deployed first I get only one class loader for test2,
when test1
It appears that there is already a /crunk web application context deployed.
If this is on redeployment there was an issue that was corrected post DR2.
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Bryan Liles wrote:
I'm curious to why I
Yes it is using the ManagedConnectionFactoryProperties config-property:
TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED
See the jboss-3.0.7/docs/examples/jca/oracle-xa-service.xml for example.
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Because we found most users asking for better tomcat integration, undoubtedly
due to the fact that it is the default web container of choice and so widely
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It can be disabled by a large number that will cause overflow of the 2^31 value
when converted from seconds to milliseconds as this will result in a negative
period. For example:
214748364
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It should be fine and there is no problem with collocation here as the call is
getting into the container. The issue is with the initialization of the stateful
session cache and this will have to be investigated.
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JDK1.4.2 is working fine with jboss-3.2.2RC1_tomcat-4.1.24 on an XPsp1 box:
C:\cvs\Releases\jboss-3.2.2RC1_tomcat-4.1.24\bin>set
JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/Java/j2sdk1.4.2
C:\cvs\Releases\jboss-3.2.2RC1_tomcat-4.1.24\bin>run
=
This says you are exceeding the default connection pool size of 20. Add a
max-pool-size element:
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Magesh Prabhu wrote:
Hi Guys,
In order to test the concurrency in my system, I created
Connection factories are defined indepdendent of the destinations and are
already defined in the jms/jbossmq-service.xml descriptor which is setup by
default with all of the jms invokers.
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This info is available in the jmx-console if you can find the name of the ejb
container in question. It will be under the jboss.j2ee section and the container
name will be like:
jndiName=your-jndi-home-name,service=EJB
and the ejb pool will be like:
jndiName=your-jndi-home-name,plugin=pool,serv
No, the application.xml + jboss-app.xml order of the modules should determine
the deployment ordering as this is the only content that is deployed.
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Brian Wallis wrote:
Is the deployment sort
Yes, you are correct there.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, the application.xml + jboss-app.xml order of the modules should
determine the deployment ordering as this is the only content that i
This will work, but you do get drift, there is no correction for daylight
savings, leap year, support for holidays, etc. Our scheduler is a trivial
interval based service that is not approriate for cron like or more
sophisticated requirements. You might look at quartz and improving its
integrat
Legal decisions are for lawyers. That being said the update at the start of the
comment on the indicated link seems clear:
Update: 07/18 02:44 GMT by CN: The FSF's Executive Director, Brad Kuhn adds
"LGPL's S. 6 allows you to make new works that link with the LGPL'ed code, and
license them any
If you want certainly talk to your licensing lawyer. Ours will cost you at least
$250/hr + minimum.
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Kevin Duffey wrote:
That said, I want to be sure I understand that this
means I could tak
Today or tomorrow 3.2.2RC2 will be out.
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Gavin Matthews wrote:
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 any
I would say your ds is not deploying due to changes in service names on which
the ds depends. Post your oracle-service.xml or switch to the oracle-ds.xml
format which removes the need to know JBoss internal services. See the
docs/examples/jca/oracle-ds.xml for an example.
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