I'm using JBoss messaging at moment. I can send a message from a standalone client. When I try to send a message from my ejb, I keep getting NullPointerException.
Here is how I defined the component
| <component name="paymentQueueSender" class="org.jboss.seam.jms.ManagedQueueSender">
| <property name="queueJndiName">queue/testQueue</property>
| </component>
|
Is there any guidelines of how u can use jboss messaging in Seam?
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I'm not sure if this might have anything to do with it, but in my log I see a lot of "not founds":
08:13:49,781 DEBUG [Component] seam component not found: org.jboss
| 08:13:49,781 DEBUG [Component] seam component not found: org.jboss.seam
| 08:13:49,781 DEBUG [Component] seam component not found: org.jboss.seam.core
However, these also appear on other pages which work completely correctly, as well as this one which isn't working.
What is the meaning of these messages? Are they to be ignored (after all, their log level is only DEBUG...)
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I lost you there.
I did the same test on 1.4.0.SP1 and 1.4.1.CR1
I have a MBean with tree methods one creates on the cache the object TestData.The second removes the object. and getObject
The scenario is simple , I create and when remove (no restart this time)
With 1.4.0.SP1 there is no "leftovers" in the file system.
But with 1.4.1.CR1 there ARE "leftovers" in the file system.
With a simple Object like TestData after delete the getObject returns null on both versions .
But with a complicated Object its partially removes it , and you get a strange
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