Andrew Gray wrote:
> I think it is a general good point that the EJB Container should output as
> detailed error messages and stack traces as possible.
Nice idea for a week-end hack - and a reason for not drinking too much
tomorrow, too ;-)
Cheers,
Carlos Valiente <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi Carlos,
Thank you. This seems to have somehow been causing the problem. I don't
understand why though...
I think it is a general good point that the EJB Container should output as
detailed error messages and stack traces as possible. This isn't necessarily
a direct criticism of JOnAS but once
Andrew Gray wrote:
> createEJBContainers [jonas-ejb-jar.xml])
> descriptor is null
> Cannot read the deployment descriptors 'jonas-ejb-jar.xml': Invalid XML in
> jonas-ejb-jar.xml:
another 2 cents: last week I had some problems deploying an EJB
whose descriptor was declared as the one you attach
Hi,
Thanks for the help guys. I am sure that this would have cropped up
eventually because you are right and the ">" character would have caused
problems. However, I have made the change to ">" and I still get the same
error:
...
createEJBContainers [jonas-ejb-jar.xml])
descriptor is null
Cannot
Hi Andrew,
I think Carlos is right. We had the same problem:
we are doing it like this:
findByNotStatusAndBearbeiter
where COL_NAME1 > ? AND COL_NAME2 = ? ORDER BY
COL_NAME3
so long!
simon
> Perhaps I'm goint to say the "betisse du jour
Andrew Gray wrote:
> I have attached my deployment descriptors to this email
Perhaps I'm goint to say the "betisse du jour", anyway, but it might be
that the XML parser is having troubles parsing the greater-or-equal sign
at the jdbc-where-clause eleemnt:
Hi Hélène,
> Are you on Linux ?
> I vaguely remember that many months ago, Linux users have got this
> kind of problem due to a problem of a JDK version on Linux.
> I apologize to not be able to give you more details.
Thanks again for your reply. I am trying to run JOnAS on Windows NT 4.0. I
am
Hi Andrew,
Are you on Linux ?
I vaguely remember that many months ago, Linux users have got this
kind of problem due to a problem of a JDK version on Linux.
I apologize to not be able to give you more details.
Kind regards.
Hélène.
Andrew Gray wrote:
>
> Hi Hélène,
>
> Thanks for your recent
Hi Hélène,
Thanks for your recent email.
> You specify the list of the beans that will be handled on the
> EJB server by specifying the name of their deployment descriptors in the
> 'jonas.beans.descriptors' property in the 'jonas.property' file.
I understand this, my entry in jonas.properties
Hi,
You specify the list of the beans that will be handled on the EJB server
by specifying the name of their deployment descriptors in the
'jonas.beans.descriptors' property in the 'jonas.property' file.
The given name of the deployment descriptor is a file's name.
In case of this name is a rela
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