Is there a way to configure JBoss so that it only accepts requests coming from the
localhost? I only want it to accept requests from my proxy server on the same machine.
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Is there a way to prevent JBoss from displaying errors and stack traces in the
browser. I don't want uses of our site to be able to see these stack traces in
the event that an error occurs such as our database going down.
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Our code is developed using Eclipse and deployed to JBoss as WAR file. I've
recently tried to add an additional method to one of the classes in our
package. When I deploy it to the server and then access the site, sometimes it
works and other times I get an error saying that the compiler cannot
I am using JBoss as my application server, but it is not compliant with the Single
Sign On service that we use. So I had to put an apache webserver in front of JBoss to
work as a proxy to JBoss, since apache is compliant. The problem that I am having is
that once I sign in, if I remain idle for
I use SSH to connect to a Solaris box where I have JBoss. I start the server using "sh
run.sh". The server starts fine, however this script never returns control. So when I
close my SSH connection, the server stops. How do I start JBoss so that it persists?
Is it possible to do this remotely?
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I have a user id on a unix box where I have JBoss. I telnet into this box to start and
stop JBoss. Once I start it with run.sh, if I close my telnet connection, the server
is killed. This happens even if I run the start script in the background. If I run the
start script with root access, this d
