Hello,
I understand that JBoss is able to cluster EJBs and some core services. In
addition JBoss can deploy an application accross the whole cluster using a farm
directory.
Suppose you have an EAR, which contains the EJB Application and a
ResourceAdapter (RAR). The EAR is deployed to the clust
Hello,
I understand that JBoss is able to cluster EJBs and some core services. In
addition JBoss can deploy an application accross the whole cluster using a farm
directory.
Suppose you have an EAR, which contains the EJB Application and a
ResourceAdapter (RAR). The EAR is deployed to the clust
Thanks for the info!
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stu
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On one side it is possible to declared administered objects in a
ResourceAdapter deployment descriptor. On the other side you can use an
administered object in an EJB.
However, I miss the link between both sides. I tried in
the bean's deployment descriptor as well as the @Resource annotation o
anonymous wrote : If explicit binding to the JNDI is required what is the in
the ra.xml good for at all? If I have to care about binding it to JNDI who
needs the information in ra.xml? What changes if the is left out?
This should read:
If explicit binding to the JNDI is required what is the < a
anonymous wrote : How are you creating, deploying the admin object? Typically,
more than the ra.xml is required.
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Yes, I did it that way, and it worked. Thanks, Weston!
I suspect that the Java EE 5.0 specification has a leak in
Our requirement is to initialize resp. to configure our application just after
deployment and before first activation by a client.
I was told that this is possible using an web application with an
initialization servlet. However, this seems not appropriated to us.
Is it possible to use an MBean
This is a newbie question:
Our requirement is to configure session and/or message driven beans after
deployment and before first activation by a client.
I was told that this is possible using an web application with an
initialization servlet. However, this seems not appropriated to us. Is there
That is a good idea!
However, suppose the application will be deployed at time T1 and the first call
the the EJB is a time T2. When is ejbCreate called: at T1 or T2?
Michael
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Hello,
I tried to combine Websphere Integration
(http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=UsingWebSphereMQSeriesWithJBossASPartI)
with EJB3 style of MDBs.
While deploying I get the following error
java.lang.ClassCastException: com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueue
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org.jboss.mq.SpyConnectionConsume
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