thanks for the quick reply. I had read that section of the guide earlier, but wasn't clear on how it was supposed to work. It says: "By default it is enabled for action and render links [...]". Could you give an example of a render link? if all I have is a web page in the browser with access to a window Id, what link would cause the partial refresh to happen?
Thank you again for answering my questions.
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Hi,
I am using JBOSS Application server for my message migration. Even though, I have changed my heap size in the run.bat (increasing to 1024m) of JBoss bootstrap, I still get
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
error when my message numbers exceed 30,000. The size of messages are very small, but it is not passing from that number. I test the same demand with JINI and JavaSpace, and it is working like a charm.
1) Do you guys know any other way that I should do to increase my heap size except Jboss run.bat?
2) Have you ever encountered such a problem even after increasing heap size?
3) Is there such a limitation in Jboss for its acceptable number of messages?
Any kind of reply is highly appreciated.
thanks
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Hi,
I am using JBOSS Application server for my message migration. Even though, I have changed my heap size in the run.bat of JBoss bootstrap, I still get
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
error when my message numbers exceed 30,000. The size of messages are very small, but it is not passing from that number. I test the same demand with JINI and JavaSpace, and it is working like a charm.
1) Do you guys know any other way that I should do to increase my heap size except Jboss run.bat?
2) Have you ever encountered such a problem even after increasing heap size?
3) Is there such a limitation in Jboss for its acceptable number of messages?
Any kind of reply is highly appreciated.
thanks
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Hi,
I am using JBOSS Application server for my message migration. Even though, I have changed my heap size in the run.bat of JBoss bootstrap, I still get
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
error when my message numbers exceed 30,000. The size of messages are very small, but it is not passing from that number. I test the same demand with JINI and JavaSpace, and it is working like a charm.
1) Do you guys know any other way that I should do to increase my heap size except Jboss run.bat?
2) Have you ever encountered such a problem even after increasing heap size?
3) Is there such a limitation in Jboss for its acceptable number of messages?
Any kind of reply is highly appreciated.
thanks
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Hello,
I am trying to upload a text file less than 50KB using a client program.
Client program makes a call to servlet using POST method and content type as multipart/form-data
Server Side is JBoss-4.0.5.GA with Struts2 and Spring2
The Servlet with doPost Method is getting called from the (above) client method. However as soon as request arrives on the server following message is displayed
[STDOUT] 14:52:02,324 INFO [Dispatcher] Unable to find 'struts.multipart.saveDir' property setting. Defaulting to javax.servlet.context.tempdir
[STDOUT] 14:52:02,480 ERROR [MultiPartRequest] org.apache.commons.fileupload.FileUploadException: Processing of multipart/form-data request failed. Stream ended unexpectedly
Kindly help me to find solution for this issue!
Thanks,
Rupang
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That particular permission is checked inline, not using @Restrict. However, if you look at BlogAction, you'll see that the createComment() method does use @Restrict and @Factory:
@Factory("comment") @Restrict @Begin(join = true)
| public void createComment()
The corresponding security rule is this one:
rule CreateBlogComment
| no-loop
| activation-group "permissions"
| when
| check: PermissionCheck(name == "blog", action == "createComment", granted == false)
| Role(name == "user")
| then
| check.grant();
| end
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