Hi everyone.
I´m the JBoss administrator in my company and we used Oracle AS in the past.
We used to deploy each application inside the OC4J containers, each of them running under a java process.
With JBoss, I have all applications running inside the same container or java process.
Can anyone tell me how many applications or Java threads does one container (or java process) support? Is there a critical limit that can lower the performance?
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
as a consultant I often discuss with customers the technical architectures for their applications. I often suggest the use of jBpm for process management instead of heavy-weight commercial alternatives. My technical arguments are often convincing but there is always this moment in the discussion where I face the killer question:
anonymous wrote :
| Can you give us some references or success stories for jBpm in a real environment?
|
Unfortunately I can not. I do not find any on the Web pages and also the people at JBoss could not give me some.
Therefore:
Who knows jBpm success stories and would share them?
Maybe we can put up a list of them in the jBpm wiki.
-- Torsten
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I think my JNDI lookup is wrong,
I tried all of the following:
| hw = (HelloWorldLocal) ctx.lookup(HelloWorldLocal.class.getName());
| hw = (HelloWorldLocal) ctx.lookup("HelloWorldLocal/local");
| hw = (HelloWorldLocal) ctx.lookup("MyEjb3/HelloWorldLocal/local");
|
| hw = (HelloWorldLocal) ctx.lookup("MyEjb3/HelloWorldBean/local");
| hw = (HelloWorldLocal) ctx.lookup("HelloWorldBean/local");
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In all , it says EJB not bound !!
Is there some way to traverse JNDI Tree in JBoss and see with what name my EJB is getting binded?
any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mustafa
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