I'm installing jboss-4.2.3 on a shared server running SunOS, and want to change the port configuration of the Jboss server, I know how to do it using the jboss-service.xml and the bindings manager but the web-console and jmx-console are still using 8080 port which is a commonly used port by several other applications, so I would like to have both consoles using another port.
Where are those ports configured?
Is there any documentation regarding the web-console and the jmx-console?
Thanks
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Hi,
I'm willing to create a portlet url in my *.xhtml file, using the portlet taglib, like:
<portlet:renderUrl>
| <portlet:actionUrl>
| <portlet:param>
Is there anyway to combine these tags and the use of facelets in xhtml files, or am I facing a problem and need to turn back to JSP's excluding facelets ?
In that last case, will I still be able to use richfaces 3.3.0 ?
If there's a need to extract those url generation using a Helper managed bean, any sample on how to retrieve an actionUrl programmatically in a managed bean is welcome.
Thanks in advance, I'm knew to these frameworks and my head's hurting !!
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What is your virtual machines configuration - how much RAM are you allocating to it?
What are your heap settings? Try setting heap min and max to the same value.
What is Linux SMP? By SMP do you mean Symetric Multiprocessing? So are you saying that you configured your virtual machine with multiple processors? How many? How many processors does the host machine have?
Which Linux distro are you using?
What system metrics have you monitored so far? Memory usage? Processor utilization? Disk free space?
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This was the problem with JBoss messaging not setting the validatorPingTimeout property in the client. I didn't understand that the timeout from the second thread whilst waiting for the "version" was the actual ping timeout going off.
Got an early build of the next version of messaging from Red Hat and the client end validation timeout was set ok from the server config and there were no more resets.
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Thanks for your answer, I'm glad it's safe but I'm still wondering why I've got these messages.
The project is a bit large so I can't check it all but the developers insure me that the noticed classes are not used and that's why they are not in the classpath. The jboss-aop.xml file is short and simple and nor references these.
Where does these references come from...? I dunno. (^_^)
Thanks again,
Alexis.
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