Arutha,
What you use here is an implementation of a jBPM actionhandler. This specific one in implemented by the ESB people. Not that I/we do not want to help you, but I think you stand a better change of getting help in the esb user forum. (read the your first post in the topic you refer to ;-))
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Ronald
A kind jBPM user and forum 'addict'
btw,
Zorgring? Like in the Dutch word? interesting, maybe we should get in touch someday
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I have installed JBoss-4.2.2.GA in my Windows XP machine (just as testing before I put it on a linux box). I have downloaded the latest Axis2 dist and placed the axis2.war file in: C:\jboss-4.2.2.GA\server\default\deploy.
If I navigate to http://localhost:8080/axis2 I get the axis2 management pages. How do I configure this or add my own SOAP service?
I have had a look on the internet and all the sites say that I should have a webapps directory. I can't find this directory any where. The closest I come to is an axis2.war directory under the tmp directory.
Surely this can't be right.
Can anyone help please?
Cheers
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Hi,
I'm "playing" with some JMX monitoring for a group of jboss 4.2 application servers that sit behind apache webservers (sticky sessions enabled).
I'd like to include values from the AJP connector ThreadPool and the GlobalRequestProcessor - the problem is that the names of these mbeans seems to include the address of the appserver, so each appserver uses a different name for the same thing, ie:
name=ajp-192.168.0.21-8009,type=ThreadPool
Is there any way I can override this to something like:
name=ajp-my-name,type=ThreadPool
Then I have the same jmx ObjectName on every appserver, so my monitoring package can look for the same jmx name on every appserver...
Thanks,
Andy
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Try this. As an example, to schedule each Monday at noon:
Set initialStartDate to "12/17/2007 12:00" (use a valid date string for your locale)
Set schedulePeriod to 1 week (in milliseconds, of course)
That should work if you start the server today (at least in my time zone). But if you restart the server in a week or two, I don't know if it will automatically adjust the start time based on the period, I could not tell from a casual reading of the source code. My suggestion is to try it with an old date, maybe adding some logging statements to the code, and see what happens in that case. After all, you have the full source code for the scheduler class. And if it doesn't work right. you can always change the code.
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