[JBoss Tools (users)] - Re: jboss-web-2.1.2.GA
by max.andersen＠jboss.com
"micuentadecasa" wrote : thanks peter, please max can be interesting an article about this, for example i will know if we can use web services with web server....
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webservices is not something that runs outofthebox on a Servlet container so you would need to install and configure it then you might just as well use a real application server.
anonymous wrote :
| start time matters, for example with sts spring ide the start time are of one second...
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The IDE doesn't have anything to do with the startup of the runtime - I assume you are using some specific scaled down container (i.e. their dmserver or ) ?
But yes - startup time is important, I won't argue with that (just not something an IDE can do much about ;)
anonymous wrote :
| peter im sorry, installation goes how you say but running its not posible, i post the debug :
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Without any info about what you are actually trying to deploy then its hard to help, but my guess is you took a JSF project without deploying the JSF libs (another reason why things are simpler with AS compared to a "plain" tomcat :)
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[JBoss Messaging] - Re:
by ataylor
Hi Naresh,
heres a quick overview of the JCA configuration.
The JCA configuration is found in ra.xml under the jms-ra.rar. This configures the incoming and outgoing connection factories.
The incoming is what is used by your MDB's. All these properties can be over ridden via the activation properies on your MDB. you have done this with the ConnectorClassName parameters to use a netty connector. By default the the ra.xml is configured to use th eINVM connectors since the MDB's are in the same VM. You only need to over ride them like you have if you want your MDB's to consume from a remote server.
The outgoing is what is used to look up connection factories within servlets etc and are configured via the jms-ds.xml file. again all the properties can be over ridden in here. The jndi-name is the name you should look up this connection factory by.
Can you review what you have done and if you are still getting errors provide me with a test MDB/configuration and i'll run it on my windows box.
Andy
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