Hi Wlfgang and all...
I will try to get the code posted soon. In the meantime... I have narrowed things down. What do you make of this?
Class1 actually has two getters as above.
Set<OwnedItem1> getOwned1();
Set<OwnedItem2> getOwned2();
Each has has its own jointable and all are connected by the Integer Primary Keys of their respective tables
Class1 - jointable1toOwned1 - Owned1
Class1 - jointable1toOwned2 - Owned2
It turns out that getOwned2 returns a Set with a maximum set.size of the number of items in getOwned1. Amost like an inner join where an outter join is required.
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This is a bug; I'll file a JIRA tomorrow. The correct thing to do is to use createService(), startService(), etc. But the WARN that gets logged in postRegister() is a bug. Fairly harmless though; only harm is the spurious WARN. The method actually does what it needs to.
A workaround, if you don't care about the cache and its interceptors being visible in JMX, is to configure the cache with property UseInterceptorMBeans set to false.
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Hello. I have JBOSS 4.0.5 installed on a linux server. I am working through JBoss at work and have gotten to the fifth chapter. In this chapter I have done all of the steps, but when I open the web page I get Http error 404 /jaw resource not found.
My question is how do you verify Hibernate configuration with JBOSS? How do I know if it is configured correctly? Why doesn't it throw a good error message. (-or- is this a good message - so what does it mean?)
Thanks, I have been stuck a month, help!! Please.
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Hi,
I've just started using JBOSS 4 (v. 4.0.4), previously using 3.2.1
However, JBOSS 4 feels slower than its older predecessor.
My same servlet takes longer time to output. And even server takes longer time to start. During deployment it took a while for server to "realise" that the jar/war has been placed into the deploy directory. And deployment of the same war & jar takes longer time than using 3.2.1
Is there any configuration that am doing wrong?
I am starting JBOSS with following param:
-XrunpiAgent:server=enabled -Xms128m -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=128M -Djboss.partition.name=NewPartition
Thanks.
Veny
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The new EL integration is scheduled for the 1.3.0 release. I know it's a pain to include the extra "null" parameter for permission checks, however I'd rather not add a new method for the 1.2.1 release just to have to remove it again in 1.3.0 and break backwards compatibility.
I agree the documentation is a little sparse in this area, although it does indeed explain it. As soon as varargs are supported the docs will be updated with a new section explaining permission checks in more detail.
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