Hi ,
I encountered this exception will trying to deploy a webservice into jboss
"org.jboss.ws.WSException: Cannot obtain xmlType for element: {http://xmlns.oracle.com/bpel/workflow/runtimeConfig}getWorkflowPayloadMappingsRequest"
from my searches i figured that this issue will be fixed in 1.0.6 .Can anyone let me know when the release is expected.
Is there a workaround to solve this issue
Thanks
Swami
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All,
getGroupId is The CMP accessor method on Entity Bean
CustomFieldsEJBBean with the return type [int] which is a primitive in
Java.
public abstract void setGroupId (int groupId);
public abstract int getGroupId ();
For cmp-fileds(getGroupId is a cmp-field defined in deployment descriptor)
with primitives as return types , [not null] default constraint is applied
by JBoss.
<cmp-field>
<field-name>groupId</field-name>
<column-name>custom_group_id</column-name>
</cmp-field>
I need to allow null for this cmp-field by updating deployment descriptor. I'm trying to find out a way to use <not-null> or others for this purpose. Help requested on this, as I am stuck on this in a porting project.
Thanks and Regards,
BS
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Yes, thanks Sergey :)
One thing we noticed with Ben's code, is that it tries to use the same old connection factory after failure has occurred.
If you're doing the "old style" manual reconnect on failure, you need to throw away the connection factory after failure, or it may not know about the new cluster topology.
Also, for this kind of thing, the user code should also bne using HAJNDI to ensure the new JNDI lookup works on a different node after failure of the original node.
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If you could explain to me *exactly* what you did to see the issue that would be the best way to handle this.
Imagine I am an idiot (it won't take much stretch of the imagination).
Then you:
1) Deployed MDB consuming from queue A
2) Sent 20 messages to queue A from a jms client
3) Browsed queue A - oops! I can't see any messages
Something like the above would be great.
(My previous question was how do you know that MDB just hasn't consumed the messages between 2) and 3) )
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