Good point, and that was the missing link that explains it to me.
On the other hand, at the EL level shouldn't the non-existence of a referenced context variable typically indicate an error condition? I know it's not all that uncommon to be rather sloppy with the contexts, but aren't these vars essentially globals? (Even taking into account "scope", which obviously is not the same narrow as lexical scope in the context of source-level code blocks.)
Apologies in advance for my denseness if I'm just missing more obvious explanations =)
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Looks like you've got HttpSession replication traffic being handled by your HAParition channel. These should be separate and distinct channels.
Make sure the UDP configurations in cluster-service.xml and tc5-cluster.sar/META-INF/jboss-service.xml are using different values for mcast_port. Also make sure that the value of the "PartitionName" attribute in the cluster-service.xml ClusterPartition mbean is different from the "ClusterName" value in the tc5-cluster.sar's file.
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I have a Seam Application and the customer asked me to combine it with opencms. Actually, as I understand he wants to add a "left menu" a banner, a new in right part using opencms.
My question is if anybody here has such an experience.
Should I try to embed Seam App into an OpenCms page or the oposite direction (add parts of layout in the app from opencms).
OpenCms 7 i think will be able to embed portlets but until now .... any idea how to serve the customer?
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"anil.saldhana(a)jboss.com" wrote :
| So if you are going to pick up jars from other directories in JBoss, then what is the point in JBoss developers taking the pain to package jars and place them in the client directory?
The client configuration in jboss-ws4ee-client.jar is named "axis-client-config.xml". However, EngineConfigurationFactoryDefault was never updated with this name, so the Service constructor still looks for "client-config.wsdd".
The workaround is to construct your Service instance with an explicit reference to the correct configuration file:
| new Service(new FileProvider("META-INF/axis-client-config.xml"))
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I've reported this as http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-3671
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