The two lessons from the posts that jaikiran cited are:
1) There is no code within JBossAS itself that causes it to shut itself down automatically.
2) Shutdowns can occur based on a JMX call to shutdown, or on a system signal.
Perhaps your Solaris system has some kind of timer, where after a server has no input for a specific period of time (2 hours), Solaris sends that server a SIGINT.
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"ppantazis" wrote : Is Datasource pooling considered a standard/default option in JBoss? I am using JBoss 4.0.5 and I am concerned how to keep track of end users threads into the database. If I need to kill a particular users connection will that mean taking down everybody in the pool? is there a way to do individual connections rather than pooling?
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| Thanks kindly (PS Backend datasource is DB2).
I am not sure what exactly you are asking .
If you are getting the connection from the Datasource then you are getting the pooled connection which are provided by JCA framework.
You can configure the min-pool-size/max-pool-size to 1 in the -ds.xml file , this will keep a single connection in a pool , so logical there is no pool of connection .
Before doing this please make sure that you understand how Datasource/JCA stuff works and why is it needed .
For knowing more details about it look here
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossJCA
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If you start the app server without your ear deployed, does it start without errors? I want to separate possible app server configuration information problems from problems caused by your app.
When your app is deployed, it looks like the run statement is changed (hence the extra JAVA_OPTS settings). Is there any other thing that the deployment of your app changes, other putting the ear file in the deploy directory?
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We're moving an existing project from Orion 2.0 to JBoss 4.0.5. On Orion, we've created lots of JSP code using JSTL and Struts taglibs, looking like this:
<html:option value="<%=departmentId%>"><%=departmentName%></html:option>
where departmentId is an int.
This code was compiling and running in Orion just fine, however, when trying to access this page in JBoss, I get the following error:
An error occurred at line: 1,745 in the jsp file: /insurance/jsp/selectTenderType.jsp
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| The method setValue(String) in the type OptionTag is not applicable for the arguments (int)
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Any pointers about where I should look?
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Hi,
I'm doing a project on jBPM and JBoss Messaging. Right now I'm just trying to get an understanding of why you would use JBoss Messaging. Unfortunately the 1.4 User's Guide does not go into the basics.
I understand that you can send async messages to queues and topics, I don't quite understand exactly what these are but this is not the questions I want to ask, its more basic then that...
My question is...
Why would you use JBoss Messaging?
What real examples would it be useful for?
Are they used to invoke other processes? Any examples?
Your help would be greatly appreciated! :)
Chris Cox
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