'Lo folks.
My client has asked for detailed information on deployed EJBs within JBoss such as memory footprint, access time, status, etc etc. I had hoped the web-console would have that information, but it appears not to have been included in JBoss AS 4.0.4-GA?
Trying to hit it after jboss has started yields HTTP Status 404 - /web-console/, and looking in my installation directory, I don't even see the war file (might be in a sar, admittedly).
Is it disabled? How do I enable it?
I'd also like to find if there's a decent status viewer for EJB's other than the web-console. I find the JMX console pretty much unhelpful.
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Here's an example of an ActiveX control in a web page. I'm sure there are other ways to do it, but this is what I've seen
| <OBJECT ID="SomeId" WIDTH=73 HEIGHT=33
| CLASSID="CLSID:11D03A61-3A78-11D1-8C8E-00A024D25EF6"
| CODEBASE="SomeFile.CAB#version=3,0,0,1">
| </OBJECT>
|
You'll see this same type of code with a windows media player embedded in a web page. I just want to know if it' will get through the FacesServlet/JSF/Facelets rendering monster. Like I mentioned earlier, complex javascript causes the Facelets compiler to puke all over itself.
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hi all,
i am trying to expose an EJB via webserviecs using XDoclet....
i have checked plenty of docs on the wbe on how to do that... and basically i end up with 2 different way of doing that:
- one where , using xdoclet, we generate proper ejb-jar.xml,then wsdl file, mapping.xml and webservices.xml
- another where xdoclet is not used at all, but it uses jbossws annotations..
i am tyring to move my EJBs/webservices from WAS to JBoss, could anyone tell me which of the two approaches shall i follow? i am finding more docs on the first option, but there are not much examples left out
could anyone help me out?
does jboss 4.0.2 still supports this way of deployment? and what about later versions of jboss?
thanks in advance and regards
marco
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hi all,
i am trying to expose an EJB via webserviecs using XDoclet....
i have checked plenty of docs on the wbe on how to do that... and basically i end up with 2 different way of doing that:
- one where , using xdoclet, we generate proper ejb-jar.xml,then wsdl file, mapping.xml and webservices.xml
- another where xdoclet is not used at all, but it uses jbossws annotations..
i am tyring to move my EJBs/webservices from WAS to JBoss, could anyone tell me which of the two approaches shall i follow? i am finding more docs on the first option, but there are not much examples left out
could anyone help me out?
thanks in advance and regards
marco
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