I downloaded the portal source and third partys via eclipse according to the direction at the wiki.
(UsingEclipse http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=UsingEclipse).
but compiler shows the following errors.
I searched it but can not find.
I want to know where can I get the three jar files?
Project test is missing required library: '/thirdparty/apache-directory/lib/apacheds-core-1.0-RC4.jar' test Build path 1172161875078 918
Project test is missing required library: '/thirdparty/apache-directory/lib/apacheds-protocol-shared-1.0-RC4.jar' test Build path 1172161875078 919
Project test is missing required library: '/thirdparty/apache-directory/lib/apacheds-server-jndi-1.0-RC4.jar' test Build path 1172161875078 920
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Maybe I'm being dense, but... if I read your post right, it sounds like you want your entity POJOs to be referenced through a JSF managed bean... so why not just make a stateful managed bean that has getters/setters for the entities?
Something like:
@Stateful
| @Scope ( ... )
| @Name ("myManagedBean")
| class MyManagedBean {
| private String text ;
| private User user ;
|
| public String getText () { return this.text ; }
| public void setText (String text) { this.text = text ; }
| public User getUser () { ... }
| public void setUser (User user) { ... }
|
| }
Then the EL would look something like this:
User name: #{myManagedBean.user.name}
Text: #{myManagedBean.string}
etcetera...
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Is there any way to view and kill and existing client connection when you get this message?
javax.jms.InvalidClientIDException: This client id 'AA' is already registered!
What's the best way to remove it from a running jboss server instance? Can you do it without having to restart the server?
I know the client code should close the connection, but what do you do if it didn't and now you need to cleanup?
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