Jaikiran,
I am using the default JBoss server, and thus using the run.bat within the bin directory. Consequently I am not using the -b command line option. I am currently thinking that we will not connect to the server using servlets. JSP, etc. just Java remote clients.
I am running the JBoss server on the same Windows XP (Professional Build Pack 3 Build 2600) PC that the client is running.
I have attached both the server log and the output from the \bin\run.bat
startup file.
I truly appreciate your help,
Thanks,
Jerry
Here is the server log:
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>From release greater then 1.4.1, the TreeCache class doesn't exist anymore (but it was not deprecated! ) :(
I develop an application cache using org.jboss.cache.TreeCache class.
Jboss 4.2.3 is delivered with JBoss Cache 1.4.1, so .. no problem
But JBoss 5 is deliveded with JBoss Cache 3.0.1 and so my application doesn't work anymore!
I don't want to distribute a different version of my application..
There is same way to solve my issue?
Can I use instead of the TreeCache another class?
thanks!
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