Hi!
First of all - I know this might not be the right board to post this question. I tried to post to few more boards but after few weeks I still got no solution so I am going to try it here ;)
I am using the latest JBoss Tools with Eclipse Galileo. I created an EAR JBoss Seam v2.1. As application server I am using JBoss 4.2.1.GA.
All the Facelets pages are stored inside the WebContent folder by default. Because one of my projects consist of many pages I want to store them in subfolders so I can handle them better.
Unfortunately even if the pages in subfolders are packed in the EAR the AS refuses to open them.
Is there any way to get the AS to accept Facelets pages in subdirectories?
Thank you in advance!
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I posted back to the JBM forum (I'm sorry I keep jumping between them)
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=155777&start=10&...
The MDB in question is an EJB3 deployed one and it is the EJB3 container, the MBean is listed as org.jboss.ejb3.mdb.MessagingDelegateWrapper. We are calling the stopDelivery method on this to try and pause message consumption and that is when we get the exception. I have checked the MDB and there is no funky threading stuff going on it there.
Since stopDelivery is new I'm wondering if there is a threading problem in the container, though this occurs where we have MaxMessages and JMS Sessions both a 1 (and it also occurs where JMS sessions is set to a higher value).
Once again thanks for all the help
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