I tried to use wsconsume from JBossWS Native 2.0.1 GA binary distribution. It gives following error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/jboss/wsf/spi/tools/cmd/WSConsume
This could be due to classpath setting but is there a need to explicitly set the classpath for running this tool?
Related details are as follows:
OS: Windows XP SP2
JDK: 1.5.0_12
Folder: jbossws-native-2.0.1.GA\bin
Hoping for a quick reply!
Shrikant
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Hi,
I'm trying to get into seam and by now I thing I'm starting to understand the JSF side code. Buts whats totally unclear to me:
For actions and supporting code I have to use some sort of whats called in JSF BackingBeans. No I do understand that I have to (do I?) use @Stateful SB for beans which store data and @Stateless for beans which don't. What I don't understand is:
When can I use Pojos? Only if I need @PersistenceContext injected? And whats going on at the server? Where is my code executed? Does it make any difference when running in a distributed environment?
Thanks,
Florian
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Can't find a definitive answer, and I'm not seeing what I would expect...
If you have eviction enabled and you are clustered: if server A touches node /x before eviction times out, should server B evict the node since he hasn't touched it within the interval? This is what I'm seeing, but I would expect that if anyone in the cluster touches a node within the eviction interval, no server should evict it. Am I wrong, or is this a configuration issue?
Thanks,
Thom
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I'm working on a standalone, J2SE Java application (at a new job) which really calls for wiring beans together outside of application code. In the past I've used Spring to do this (simply creating a bean factory from an XML file in the classpath of the application).
Is there an example of using Seam in a similar way (beans would simply be defined in components.xml, I guess)? Specifically I'm looking for a minimal set of dependant jars to get such a use case implemented.
Thanks!
Don
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