where is Hypersonic in jboss-3.2.2 ??

[mlotfi]

Hi, I am a newbie to jboss, I just downloaded jboss-3.2.2 , in the tutorial it said start juboss ( run.bat), I did, and then I went to the browser and typed :
http://localhost:8080/jmx-console/index.jsp

I got the page that started with " JMX Agent View "

the tutorial says :

Note that on this page under the sub-heading of 'jboss' there is a link 'service=Hypersonic'

BUT I can't find it , could you please help me ?
thanks

[jonlee]

The tutorial is out of date - probably for an earlier version.

By default, the Hypersonic DB is now in-process. Look at JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy/hsqldb-ds.xml for more information on the configuration. The tcp-based HSQLDB service is no longer enabled by default - commented out the MBean.

Look to jmx-console for jboss.jca -> name=DefaultDS

Click on the link to service=ManagedConnectionPool for information about your connection pool to the Hypersonic database.

[mlotfi]

thank you for your reply, I think the tutorial is using jboss-3.2.1 and here is the link of that tutorial :

http://www.tusc.com.au/tutorial/html/chap1.html

if you go there you will see :

Note that on this page under the sub-heading of 'jboss' there is a link 'service=Hypersonic'. Go to that link; that will bring up an 'MBean View' page. On this page there is an MBean operation called 'startDatabaseManager'; go there and press the 'Invoke' button. This will bring up the console for the embedded Hypersonic database, from where you can access schemas and do other database management operations.


1) how to do the last phrase " from where you can access schemas and do other database management operations" following your advice ?

2) Please is this tutorial a good one ?

thanks

[jonlee]

You cannot use the Hypersonic management tools because the JDBC interface is not enabled. You can enable the connection and the MBean by appropriately editing the configuration file for the datasource. However, I believe you don't actually need to do any manual management in the tutorial.

The tutorial is a good way to get into the development cycle, however it is Eclipse based. I'm a NetBeaner so I'm not that familiar with the Eclipse specific areas. However, since many people have used the tutorial, I believe it is current, thorough and error free.