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1. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
parul_netcore Jul 5, 2002 2:00 AM (in response to parul_netcore)It is really strange as to why no one has replied to my query?? Pls help me out.
Regards,
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2. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
joelvogt Jul 5, 2002 2:54 AM (in response to parul_netcore)we would like to help you but it's a secret
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3. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
parul_netcore Jul 5, 2002 3:31 AM (in response to parul_netcore)What kind of secret are you talking about. Pls elaborate a bit more on this topic. I have installed jboss-3.0.0-src.tgz on my redhat 7.2 machine.On the browser, http://localhost:8082/, I get some kind of description of beans. What next?? Do I need to configure Tomcat/Jetty with my jboss installation or is it already been done??
Pls help me out.
Regards,
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4. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
kdecelle Jul 5, 2002 10:52 AM (in response to parul_netcore)I'm running JBoss 3.0 on Redhat 7.2 with Postgres 7.2.1 with no problems.
There are 3 steps to making this work and I've attached all relevant files (except postgresql.jar)
1. You need to create a postgresl-service.xml file which goes in the server/default/deploy directory
I've inlcuded my postgres-service.xml file. I found this on various sites. The only thing I've changed (security purposes) is the name of my server and database (I've now called it orin and orinnet)
The postgresql-service file defines 3 mbeans which setup a connection pool, connection manager and a datasource. Do not specify any user Id's or password in this file. The login-config.xml file takes care of this (see below)
2. Modify the login-config.xml file (also in the server/default/deploy directory)
In the login-config.xml file the only thing I added was the PostgresDbRealm application policy. I found that placing this near the top of the file wor -
5. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
kdecelle Jul 5, 2002 10:53 AM (in response to parul_netcore)(continued from previous)
works best (don't know why)
3. Place the postgresql.jar file in the server/default/lib directory. This causes the jdbc driver to be loaded by the vm.
Finally I simply restarted JBoss for good measure and after doing so the PosgresDS datasource is bound to JNDI and I could access it from my beans.
Let me know if this helps.
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6. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
kdecelle Jul 5, 2002 10:54 AM (in response to parul_netcore)Parul, I send you an email with all of this included. Let me know if this helps.
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7. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
stefankuhn Jul 8, 2002 4:41 PM (in response to parul_netcore)Hi Kevin!
I'm an absolute JBoss-Beginner.
I just wanted to ask you where you have learned to use JBoss3.0.
Did you know how to use the prior versions?
How did you get to learn it at all?
Have you read the "JBoss book"?
It seems to me, that it isn't very easy to get to learn how to use JBoss.
I worked my way in to the reference imp. from SUN and i also develloped my web based app using that app server.
Now i want to port it all to JBoss/PostgreSQL, but im still struggling with the 3.0 template project.
By the way, the files you added will probably be of good use for me too. Indeed that was one of my main questions.
I.e. how to sett upp a data source and a queue
Another question is: How do i deploy JSP-Files?
Do you have some usefull hint, where i can find information/documentation/user groups on JBoss?
Thank you very much!
Rgds.
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8. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
jules Jul 8, 2002 6:29 PM (in response to parul_netcore)JSPs are deployed by packaging them into a .war file and copying that into server/deploy/
There are loads of tutorials on J2EE packaging and .war, ejb-jar and .ear files on the web. You will need to read one of these.....
Jules
P.S.
for a simple .jsp make a directory called my.war, put your jsp in it, copy my.war into server/<configuration./deploy and hit localhost:8080/my/<your-jsp-here>.jsp
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9. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
kdecelle Jul 9, 2002 1:29 PM (in response to parul_netcore)I started by downloaded the software (2.4) and then following examples from the web site etc. I purchased the documentation (9.99 from flashline) and eventually ended up downloading the source code and tracing through the source to find out why things don't work.
To the credit of the development team, the product has almost always worked straight out of the box.
When in doubt I've never hesitated to email a developer directly to get an answer that I want.
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10. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
marcwea Jul 10, 2002 9:39 PM (in response to parul_netcore)Kevin,
I did all what you wrote but when run Jboss3, it looks for the DefaultDS to deploy the container managed entity beans instead of the PostgresDS. Do you know why?
Thanks for your response.
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11. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
joelvogt Jul 10, 2002 11:12 PM (in response to parul_netcore)unless you include a jaws.xml jboss will use standardjaws.xml which maps to the default ds
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12. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
crirvine Jul 11, 2002 2:21 AM (in response to parul_netcore)
> 2. Modify the login-config.xml file (also in the
> server/default/deploy directory)
> In the login-config.xml file the only thing I added
> was the PostgresDbRealm application policy. I
> found that placing this near the top of the file wor
In the login-config.xml file, there are three settings: principal, userName, and password. What exactly do these parameters refer to? I'm guessing that userName and password refer to the username and password for the associated postgreSQL database. Correct? I really have no idea what principal might be referring to.
And, in general, is there documentation that describes the login-config.xml file.
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13. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
kdecelle Jul 11, 2002 4:42 PM (in response to parul_netcore)I also do not know what prinicpal is for. Sorry. The user id and password are used to connect to the database.
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14. Re: My Jboss Project with Postgresql
marcwea Jul 15, 2002 4:17 PM (in response to parul_netcore)Thank you Joelvogt, I got it now.
Marc