Reading Chapter 14 on Asynchronous Continuation there is mention of a JBPM_MESSAGE Table. I am using jbpm 3.2 and I do not see this table. Am I missing something or is this a newer feature than 3.2. I am reading 14.4 and that is exactly the way I want exceptions to be handled, however I am not seeing my exceptions handled in that way.
I am using the JobExecuter Servlet. I am getting the impression I have to write my own Job Executer service.
Could someone point me to some additional info on this subject?
Thanks
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The JBoss AS src dist used to include a webapp that could be deployed that would function as a load balancer. It was never intended to be used in any kind of production setting; could only be used for testing. Hence it was never included in the 'all' config; it had to be built from the src dist and deployed. It was completely unmaintained and untested and AFAICT rarely used. For roughly the same effort as building and installing this webapp, you could download and install Apache and mod_jk, and as a bonus get an understanding of how to use a production quality load balancer. Because of all this, we decided to drop the load balancer webapp from the JBoss src.
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Hi,
I have a socket server that starts on two clustered Jboss servers.
A load balancer dispatches clients to either server.
These sockets stay open and available to be used to send "commands".
A web application is used to send "commands" to one of the clients: I need a way to find the cluster instance that has the correct client socket.
Is it possible to use some cluster feature?
I thought of leaving just one node to accept clients and leave the other in fail-over mode, but I don't know how to setup this: how can I bound a service (EJB?) to an instance and leave Jboss manage the failover mechanism?
Thanks!
Dario
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Hi,
my URL looks like that:
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/applicationname/docs1/1001.html?dsessionId=4B4F042B3CCD78F6DC4A5381FBA09D2E&now=10171444&Uuid=da6e6f4d-d78b-43a1-a031-65312a63b69e
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You can see that I send unique UUID with every request.
I think it is not a caching from browser because I activated the http-Logging and in heer is the part of the output from localhost_access_log.2007-09-10.log:
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127.0.0.1 - - [10/Sep/2007:17:03:15 +0200] "GET /applicationname/docs1/1001.html?dsessionId=4B4F042B3CCD78F6DC4A5381FBA09D2E&now=10171444&Uuid=da6e6f4d-d78b-43a1-a031-65312a63b69e HTTP/1.1" 200 1862
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I heard that the return code = 200 mean no caching from browser.
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public void approve(long id) {
User user = (User) em.createQuery("select u from User u where u.id=" + id).getSingleResult();
TaskInstance ti = taskInfo.findTaskInstance(taskId);
ti.start();
this.dossierAssignee = user;
ti.end("taskCreatePetition");
}
public void cancel(long id) {
User user = (User) em.createQuery("select u from User u where u.id=" + id).getSingleResult();
TaskInstance ti = taskInfo.findTaskInstance(taskId);
ti.start();
this.dossierAssignee = user;
ti.end("taskPrepareLetterForDossierSource");
}
i hope it can help you.
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public void cancel(long id) {
User user = (User) em.createQuery("select u from User u where u.id=" + id).getSingleResult();
TaskInstance ti = taskInfo.findTaskInstance(taskId);
ti.start();
this.dossierAssignee = user;
ti.end("treatment");
}
public void approve(long id) {
User user = (User) em.createQuery("select u from User u where u.id=" + id).getSingleResult();
TaskInstance ti = taskInfo.findTaskInstance(taskId);
ti.start();
this.dossierAssignee = user;
ti.end("Satisfaction");
}
i hope it can help you.
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