ServiceMix does not use Derby itself, but ActiveMQ does by default. ... and derby is not included in the SAR. Could you post your stack trace ?
On 9/6/06, johper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Deployed Servicemix-SAR in Jboss and dropped my service-assembly containing JMS-bindings which communicates with JBossMQ via JNDI, everything works really fine (with help from this forum ofcourse !!). Next step is to switch JBossMQ persistence database from bundled Hypersonic to Derby. To be able to connect to Derby I placed derby-client.jar and also built JBoss to be able to get the missing classfile "DerbyDatabase" in the derby-plugin.jar file. So derby-client.jar and derby-plugin.jar is now in my JBoss/<>/lib catalog together with derby-10.1.1.0.jar (comming from ServiceMix build). And I have a derby-ds.xml almost as-is from JBoss samples, placed in JBoss deploy catalog. When rebooting JBoss it comes up with no warning/errors (I can see DerbyDatabase in JBoss/JMX and in the "data" dir there is a "derby" for my newly created derby-ds.xml, binds to jndi name etc.) . When I run my previously fine working service assembly it does not start! There is a "SedaFlow error...". Difference is derby-client.jar and derby-plugin.jar in JBoss lib catalog and the derby-ds.xml database profile in the deploy catalog. Servicemix broker use Derby internally ? I sit with two embedded Derby in same JBoss VM ? TIA Johan -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/SM-SAR-in-JBoss---Derby-tf2225484.html#a6166999 Sent from the ServiceMix - User forum at Nabble.com.
-- Cheers, Guillaume Nodet
