8 Replies Latest reply on Jul 13, 2002 2:09 AM by marc.fleury

    JBoss automatically started?

    tdang

      Hi!

      I use JBoss 3.0 and deployed a test bean on the JBoss server. I can test the bean very well without to run the server. Even when I remove the deployed jar file from the directory deploy of jboss, so I can still run my client. Is it funny? Can any one please explain how it is!

      Regards.

        • 1. Re: JBoss automatically started?
          seven

          What is client doing? Does it even connect to the server? Any server?

          • 2. Re: JBoss automatically started?
            tdang

            The client does his job: he creates a new record in the database.

            Thanks.

            • 3. Re: JBoss automatically started?
              marc.fleury

              This makes no sense,

              • 4. Re: JBoss automatically started?
                joelvogt

                damn jboss is getting good these days

                • 5. Re: JBoss automatically started?
                  srinij77

                  Same thing happened to me also. But the reason was colleague was running JBoss3 on his machine. As we are on the same network, it used my colleague's JBoss. I was surprised, even though I configure the properties to contact my localhost JBoss. Till now, I don't the reason.
                  You might be facing same problem.

                  May be somebody throw some light on this issue.

                  Thanks
                  Sreeni

                  • 6. Re: JBoss automatically started?
                    srinij77

                    Same thing happened to me also. But the reason was my colleague was running JBoss3 on his machine. As we are on the same network, it used my colleague's JBoss. I was surprised, even though I configure the properties to contact my localhost JBoss. Till now, I don't the reason.
                    You might be facing the same problem.

                    May be somebody throw some light on this issue.

                    Thanks
                    Sreeni

                    • 7. Re: JBoss automatically started?
                      tdang

                      I have only one machine, so i do not have the second jboss. But now suddenly, I have to started jboss to run my client. I have the feeling that I do not really have the control to manage jboss server

                      • 8. Re: JBoss automatically started?
                        marc.fleury

                        > Same thing happened to me also. But the reason was
                        > colleague was running JBoss3 on his machine.

                        If you are running clustered installations then yes, that is the way it is supposed to be running. If you kill one machine and another one is running the same bean the machines will automatically cluster.

                        Man, that's powerful, JBoss was clustering across development boxes LOL