[Installation, Configuration & DEPLOYMENT] - Re: Unauthenticated caller null N sqlException
by PeterJ
anonymous wrote : I think that is confidential...it seems.so please excuse me.
No problem. For the hosts file, make sure that you have this line:
127.0.0.1 localhost
You are running XP. Most likely you are not using IPv6, but if you are, you also need this line:
::1 localhost
If you have any other line, such as this:
192.168.0.100 somehostname
where 'somehostname' is your PC's host name, make sure that the IP address is correct.
I also asked about CPU utilization - is that info also confidential?
anonymous wrote : Why is it not successfully running in other system.?[/quoute]
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| I have no idea. I have run JBoss AS, from version 3.2.3 up through 5.1.0, on dozens of Windows and Linux machines without errors. And all I did was unzipped the download and ran it. Also, it looks like the error output scrolled off of the command prompt buffer - I suggest increasing the buffer size (mine is at 9000) or redirecting stdout to a file. You really need to catch the first error - it is the only interesting one.
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[JBoss Tools (users)] - Re: EAR file with Utility Module
by margotmedia
@Max:
Created jira report at https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBIDE-4676.
@Rob:
Each utility project is a separate Eclipse project; MyMDB and MyEar are a separate Eclipse projects as well. Each utility project is set to go into the "lib" directory in the EAR configuration.
@Sanches:
I'm not using maven, so I didn't have any of the project setup (facet installation) issues, but the /lib directory not being populated sounds exactly the same :P
While I was walking through the steps to reproduce the issue, I noticed that different behavior was exhibited depending on the server type I was using. If I used the "JBoss v5.0" server (under the "JBoss" group), it build a compressed .ear with the /lib directory missing. If I used the "JBoss AS 5.1" server (under the "JBoss Community" group), then it build an exploded EAR with the Utility1.jar under the root. I am not too familiar with exploded deployments, but I would expect the Utility1.jar file to appear under the MyEar.ear/lib directory. Does that sound correct?
Thanks for the help!
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[EJB/JBoss] - Re: PostConstruct loadClass fails when porting to JBoss 5
by jcstaff2
Andrew,
* Thanks for the specifics on why the handling of deployment descriptor whitespace changed. Yes, with a more-compliant application server schema, "I was adding the extra whitespace" - point taken.
* We are all set on the reading of a read-only resource.
* Tom Marrs wrote about 3 classloaders; system, current, and thread. He ruled out use of the first 2 for known reasons and then stated why you should use the later. This is what my code is doing; access the classloader through the current Thread.
anonymous wrote :
| You gain access to the current Thread Context ClassLoader by calling Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader(). ... Use the Thread Context Class Loader for the following reasons:
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* On the use of the reflection API and ClassLoader, the listed restrictions state that what I wanted to do with the ClassLoader was legal
anonymous wrote :
| Contrary to common belief, most of the Java Reflection API can be used from EJB components. For example, loadClass() and invoke() can both be used by enterprise beans. Only certain reflection methods are forbidden.
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Thanks for taking the time on this.
jim
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