Dan,
I'd still be very interested in your solution. I attempted to make the changes you described, but I wasn't quite able to make it work (I still get errors when attempting to relocate the base and data directories). And I have not yet attempted to figure out how to pass parameters to the MySQL runtime (like a custom "ini" file location).
The project I'm currently on could benefit greatly from an embedded MySQL instance inside JBoss, so your timing is impeccable. :-) Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Mark
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The seam examples booking and dvd mix their ear, ejb and war configution files in the same directories: their ant script does some magic to extract the right ones for each artifact.
It woul be easier to distill a maven2 build from those example if their configuration files where split into different directories:
/dvd
/dvd/dvd-ear
/dvd/dvd-ear/src/main/resources/META-INF/application.xml
/dvd/dvd-war
/dvd/dvd-ear/src/main/resources/WEB-INF/web.xml
etc :)
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I have a Job I am executing via quartz that needs to look up a local interface. I cannot use injection since my job is not a bean. I assume I need to do an initial context lookup, but I apparently have to know the ear name the bean is deployed in. Is there a way I can do a lookup without needing to know the ear name? or is there a way from my class I can get the ear it came out of at runtime?
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Hi,
when I did the iFrame, I download the portlet and hot deploy it JBoss AS. I haven't done through the ADMIN. In the portlet.xml of your iFrame you can configure to what type of users can see it.
Also, I suspect that there is a way to give user privileges to a portlet through the ADMIN. Please, investigate int he documentation of JBoss portal. I think I saw something like that there...
--Mariella.
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