I am trying to deploy the ejb tutorial sample stateless one without the deployment descriptor ,but am unable to deploy it.
I completed the install section copied all jars to relevant locations,and to
tutorial stateless dir,I ran ant and ant run.
The message given is:
No container configured with name "Stateless Bean".This example is the one without the deployment descriptor so naturally no descriptor files
are required .The file is tutorial.jar.
What other configure steps do I need to perform to make this simple ejb work fine.Its blowing my brains out such a simple example yet so much trouble can someone help?
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I tried and the static content is served on the context specified under the Context tag. I have 2 questions.
My static content directory is outside the JBOSS deploy but is under the JBOSS_HOME directory.
1. I need to make the docBase work for Linux also/ Pls can you show how I can make a relative path to reach my jboss_home path thru which I will access the static content directory. I have tried "../././" pattern to reach my content path but have not been successfull.
2. Also when I form a http link to my static content's sub directory , I dont see the content on the brower. I see a error message that "Requested Resource not present". Do we have to map the sub directories separately. Will they not have access from the same context.
Thanks In advance.
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Hello,
I created a webservice using a session bean as endpoint, and allows only SSL communication. In jboss.xml, I specified:
<ejb-name>myejb</ejb-name>
<jndi-name>myejbname</jndi-name>
<port-component>
<port-component-name>Myname</port-component-name>
<port-component-uri>/hello/myservice</port-componenturi>
<transport-guarantee>CONFIDENTIAL</transport-guarantee>
</port-component>
I then deployed my webservice to jboss and jboss deployed the webservice to https://myserver:8443/hello/myservice. NOtice, it was deployed to the secure SSL port 8443, which is what I wanted.
But when I try to create a client which connects via the non-secure port http://myserver:8080/hello/myservice... JBOSS allows the request to get through!!
I thought specifying CONFIDENTIAL in transport-guarantee will force client NON-SSL requests to fail????
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