What is the exact name of the EAP file you downloaded? It should have been something like this: jboss-eap-4.3.0.GA-1.ep1.8.zip (wow, mine's a year old, I'll should download another)
This is a binary download, no need to compile anything.
If you downloaded and built the source, then JBOSS_HOME is at downloaded-src-dir/jboss-as/build/output/jboss-xxx, (where xxx is the evrsion number), and the bin directory under there contains run.sh.
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I downloaded what I thought was the correct JBOSS 4.x EAP Platform for a Redhat linux machine.
After unzipping the distribution and reading the README File, I did two builds against a Java 1.5 SDK (In the build directory and in the testsuite directory).
Everything built successful.
I could only find 2 run.sh's in the directory structure. These scripts assume that there is a 'bin' directory underneath the JBOSS_HOME directory - but there isn't.......Not from Unzipping the distribution or from the Build process.
Anyone know what I'm missing?
Thanks.....
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Hi all,
I'm trying to find JBoss Portal v2.7.1 GA (with updated WS v3.0.4 GA WS stack) which connects to an Oracle database. I also have Oracle Application Server 10g R3 running on this too.
There seems to be a conflict between these for port 127.0.0.1:4851. Whenever JBoss Portal is running, OAS starts to have issues with restarting at least the HTTP Server.
When I start JBoss Portal I bind it to an actual IP and not localhost.
1. Can I get a list of ports and port ranges that JBoss Portal uses?
2. Are there any references that guide us on how to reconfigure the ports it uses?
I've found nothing in any of the guides for any of this.
Thanks in advance.
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Is it possible to assign a task to a group that's determined at query / runtime?
Let's take this example:
I create a new task, and assign it to actors A and B
Before A or B step up to claim it, I add a new Actor (C) to the system, who needs to have retroactive ability to claim that task.
Can anyone point me in the direction of how I could implement this?
As far as I can tell, the pooled actors / groups (are those terms interchangeable) are a static list set up when the task is created.
Thanks!
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In Jboss 4, when I deployed an ear with an MDB for a topic that had not been specified in the deployment descriptors, the server would automatically create the topic (after posting a warning saying that topic didn't exist).
In Jboss 5, it doesn't seem to automatically create the topics anymore (errors out instead). Is there a configuration option somewhere that would allow automatic topic creation?
Thanks!
Mark
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