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First of all, the topic is a pseudo-proposition, the JBoss container is not supported directly deploy executable jar package, jar will only be loaded as Lib treats. A small workaround is provided here.Today, I have a problem, the monitoring module in our project to separate into a small project deployment, monitoring logic is relatively simple, the implementation of this small project only rely on some common jar and spring JdbcTemplate.So I always do

;public void Setsessioncontext (Sessioncontext ctx){This.ctx = CTX;}pubic void Ejbremove (){System.out.println ("Ejbremove ()");}public void Ejbactivate (){System.out.println ("Ejbactivate ()");}public void Ejbpassivate (){System.out.println ("Ejbpassivate ()");}The/*hello method is the actual business logic that can display the "Hello,world" string on the client/Public String Hello (){System.out.println ("Hello ()");return "Hello,world";}} Well, the entire code for this session EJB is written,

First, JBoss's JSF implementation differs from the Sun's implementation, which leads to the following error when we use MyEclipse to deploy JSF. Com.sun.faces.config.ConfigurationException:CONFIGURATION failed! The solution is: 1. Overwrite $jboss_home/server/$YOUR _config/deploy/jbossweb.sar/jsf-libs/package with the implementation of the Sun JSF 2. When the project refers to the package, it directly references the $jboss_home/server/$YOUR _config/deploy/jbossweb.sar/jsf-libs/these packets with

Original article address: Workshop. -- Jiangnan Baiyi A Java World Service Processing Server Always meets the javaee specifications of JNDI/JMX/JMS/JTA/Web Service/RMI/CORBA/EJB/clustering. Geromino has made great achievements by following the flourishing Java open-source community and using JDK + open-source implementation to piece together the specifications encountered. You can also build the service engine on JBoss like some European telecom compa

Today, I checked the boot. log and server. log logs of jboss and summarized the jboss startup and loading processes based on my understanding and other information; This article takes JBoss Application Server 4.2.1 GA (hereinafter referred to as JBoss) as an example to introduce its startup process on the Windows platf

login module! We won't go over the steps of creating an EJB, but for this example we'll assume that we have a stateless session bean called HelloBean. the HelloBean's remote interface defines one method, hello (), that returns the String "Hello" to the client. helloBean's XML Descriptor is set up such that the caller must be in the role "ExampleRole ". So here's the scenario, you have an existing security infrastructure that provides username and password based authentication. you want to perfo

FAQs about Jboss startup, shutdown, and port configuration in Linux FAQ about Jboss startup, shutdown, and port configuration in Linux (11:49:47) Windows: Run. bat-c xy-B 0.0.0.0) On a Linux server, how does one deploy multiple independent applications? that is, multiple applications cannot run in a jboss instance?In other words, this problem can also be des

Today I looked at JBoss Boot.log and Server.log logs, combined with their own understanding and other information, and now the launch and loading process of JBoss to make the following summary; This article takes the JBoss application Server 4.2.1 GA (hereinafter referred to as JBoss) as an example to introduce its sta

Today I looked at JBoss Boot.log and Server.log logs, combined with their own understanding and other information, and now the launch and loading process of JBoss to make the following summary; Boot.xml is a log of the server's startup process and does not involve subsequent procedures Server.xml is a log of the operation process and is more detailed, which contains the process of initiating This a

The first step is to check if disk space is insufficient, and the second step is to check if the Jboss-log4j.xml configuration information in JBoss is changed This is the detailed configuration information for jboss-log4j.xml inside JBoss: http://my.oschina.net/liangbo/blog/215593 is not, then the information obtained

In the Java field, it is very common to integrate a product into the application server, and it is more common to integrate the message middleware into the application server.Currently, open-source application servers are widely used in Geronimo and JBoss. The default JMS provider of Geronimo is activemq, while the default JMS provider of JBoss application server is jbossmq. Integrating activemq into