"alesj" wrote :
| Dunno what exactly you mean?
| Where, when, ...
| Which annotated resources?
| Configurable how?
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I sound confusing 'cause I'm confused :)
"alesj wrote :
| But as you can see - see the rest of demo code -
| not a lot of code is required to use this.
| Hence I can say it's very configurable.
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That's what I needed to know: in AS5, I'll be able to use the JMXKernel's mbeanServer and inject it into JBoss Messaging.
Thanks for the help Ales,
jeff
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Hi there,
I'm running Eclipse 3.4.0 (JEE) and installed the latest nightly JBoss Tools build with the .link file in the dropins folder. Eclipse starts without any error, even with the "-debug" switch.
The problem is that I only see a couple references to JBoss Tools in the preferences page:
Preferences -> JBoss jBPM
Preferences -> JBoss Tools -> Packaging Archives
How can I, for example, configure the server location? I can't also find any JBoss perspective, etc..
Can anyone please give me a hint on what might be happening? Thank you, cheers,
AP
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i have the console and jbpm4jsf modules (from the svn), but i don't know what to do now.
I've been reading this forum for a long time, but all i'm not able to find a simple solution (simple because i'm not very experienced in cvs, svn, ant or maven)
Please, i'd be very thankful with any kind of help.
P.S.: I think that maybe a sticky post for "jbpm-console sources" would be interesting and could make your life easier, don't you think?
Thanks for all.
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I haven't tried this type of deployment on JBoss, so don't know what the actual issue is.
"axismundi" wrote : the reason is, I need to deploy the same WAR several times, but have it at a single place in the file-system. On Linux, you can create symbolic links. But on windows the only solution is to deploy the war via Context-file and have the baseDoc refer to the same (external) location in the fs.
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Won't the http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/ExplodedDeployment help in this case? You can place the exploded war in the server/< serverName>/deploy folder and redeploy it as many times you want.
There's another way too. You can edit the jboss-service.xml in the %JBOSS_HOME%\server\< serverName>\conf folder to specify a new location (folder) on the file system to be scanned for deployments. See this for details: http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=139394
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"design2006" wrote : Dear all,
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| In my application, i don't include log4j.properties file in my WEB-INF, but all the logger is still working fine. So can i know what is the use of this file and when we need to use it ? thanks.
Which version of JBoss? JBoss by default has a log4j.xml (or jboss-log4j.xml depending on which version you are using) in the %JBOSS_HOME%\server\< serverName>\conf folder, which gets picked up by log4j. If you want your log4j.properties to be picked up, then you will have to do some extra configurations.
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