7 Replies Latest reply on Nov 16, 2004 8:32 AM by cool_xiong

why throw java.net.MalformedURLException: no !/ in spec

cool_xiong Nov 15, 2004 9:59 AM

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE mbean SYSTEM "D:\eclipse\workspace\ibsext\jboss_xmbean_1_0.dtd">

The IBS CONFIG XMBean Example

<state-action-on-update value="keep-running"/>

com.ibs.cofig.mbean.ConfigFile

The default constructor
ConfigFile



The location in JNDI where the Map we manage will be bound
jndiName
java.lang.String



The start lifecycle operation
start

The stop lifecycle operation
stop

Save a file into database
setFile

File's system indentifier
id
int

File to be saved
file
java.io.File

Get a file from database
getFile

File's system indentifier
id
int

<return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>

Save a file into database
setConfigFile

File's name
name
String

File to be saved
file
java.io.File

Get a file from database
getConfigFile

File's name
name
String

<return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>

Save a file into database
setConfigSchemaFile

File's name
name
String

File to be saved
file
java.io.File

Get a file from database
getConfigSchemaFile

File's name
name
String

<return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>

Save a file into database
setConfigExtFile

File's name
name
String

File to be saved
file
java.io.File

Get a file from database
getConfigExtFile

File's name
name
String

<return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>



The notification sent whenever a value is saved
javax.management.Notification
<notification-type>com.ibs.cofig.mbean.setFile</notification-type>

this jboss-service.xml is valid form corresponding to jboss_xmbean_1_0.dtd.(I used xmlspy to check it).

when I deploy xxx.sar, why jboss throw java.net.MalformedURLException: no !/ in spec? Are there some invalid section?please ponit out the mistake,

thanks

1. Re: why throw java.net.MalformedURLException: no !/ in spec

cool_xiong Nov 15, 2004 10:02 AM (in response to cool_xiong)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE mbean SYSTEM "D:\eclipse\workspace\ibsext\jboss_xmbean_1_0.dtd">

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2. Re: why throw java.net.MalformedURLException: no !/ in spec

dimitris Nov 15, 2004 10:42 AM (in response to cool_xiong)

you need to put your xml inside "code" tags, to show up correctly.
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3. Re: why throw java.net.MalformedURLException: no !/ in spec

cool_xiong Nov 15, 2004 9:48 PM (in response to cool_xiong)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE mbean SYSTEM "D:\eclipse\workspace\ibsext\jboss_xmbean_1_0.dtd">

The IBS CONFIG XMBean Example

<state-action-on-update value="keep-running"/>

com.ibs.cofig.mbean.ConfigFile

The default constructor
ConfigFile



The location in JNDI where the Map we manage will be bound
jndiName
java.lang.String



The start lifecycle operation
start

The stop lifecycle operation
stop

Save a file into database
setFile

File's system indentifier
id
int

File to be saved
file
java.io.File

Get a file from database
getFile

File's system indentifier
id
int

<return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>

Save a file into database
setConfigFile

File's name
name
String

File to be saved
file
java.io.File

Get a file from database
getConfigFile

File's name
name
String

<return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>

Save a file into database
setConfigSchemaFile

File's name
name
String

File to be saved
file
java.io.File

Get a file from database
getConfigSchemaFile

File's name
name
String

<return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>

Save a file into database
setConfigExtFile

File's name
name
String

File to be saved
file
java.io.File

Get a file from database
getConfigExtFile

File's name
name
String

<return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>



The notification sent whenever a value is saved
javax.management.Notification
<notification-type>com.ibs.cofig.mbean.setFile</notification-type>
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4. Re: why throw java.net.MalformedURLException: no !/ in spec

cool_xiong Nov 15, 2004 10:17 PM (in response to cool_xiong)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE mbean SYSTEM "D:\eclipse\workspace\ibsext\jboss_xmbean_1_0.dtd">
< mbean>
< description>The IBS CONFIG XMBean Example< /description>
< descriptors>
< persistence persistPolicy="Never" persistPeriod="10" persistLocation="data/JNDIMap.data" persistName="JNDIMap"/>
< currencyTimeLimit value="10"/>
< state-action-on-update value="keep-running"/>
< /descriptors>
< class>com.ibs.cofig.mbean.ConfigFile< /class>
< constructor>
< description>The default constructor< /description>
< name>ConfigFile< /name>
< /constructor>
< !-- Attributes -->
< attribute access="read-write" getMethod="getJndiName" setMethod="setJndiName">
< description>The location in JNDI where the Map we manage will be bound< /description>
< name>jndiName< /name>
< type>java.lang.String< /type>
< descriptors>
< default value="ibs/config/IBS_CONFIG"/>
< /descriptors>
< /attribute>
< !-- Operations -->
< operation>
< description>The start lifecycle operation< /description>
< name>start
< /operation>
< operation>
< description>The stop lifecycle operation< /description>
< name>stop
< /operation>
< operation impact="ACTION">
< description>Save a file into database< /description>
< name>setFile< /name>
< parameter>
< description>File's system indentifier< /description>
< name>id< /name>
< type>int< /type>
< /parameter>
< parameter>
< description>File to be saved< /description>
< name>file< /name>
< type>java.io.File< /type>
< /parameter>
< /operation>
< operation impact="INFO">
< description>Get a file from database< /description>
< name>getFile< /name>
< parameter>
< description>File's system indentifier< /description>
< name>id< /name>
< type>int< /type>
< /parameter>
< return-type>java.io.InputStream< /return-type>
< /operation>
< operation impact="ACTION">
< description>Save a file into database
< name>setConfigFile
< parameter>
< description>File's name< /description>
< name>name< /name>
< type>String< /type>
< /parameter>
< parameter>
< description>File to be saved< /description>
< name>file< /name>
< type>java.io.File< /type>
< /parameter>
< /operation>
< operation impact="INFO">
< description>Get a file from database< /description>
< name>getConfigFile< /name>
< parameter>
< description>File's name< /description>
< name>name< /name>
< type>String< /type>
< /parameter>
< return-type>java.io.InputStream< /return-type>
< /operation>
< operation impact="ACTION">
< description>Save a file into database
< name>setConfigSchemaFile< /name>
< parameter>
< description>File's name< /description>
< name>name< /name>
< type>String< /type>
< /parameter>
< parameter>
< description>File to be saved< /description>
< name>file< /name>
< type>java.io.File< /type>
< /parameter>
< /operation>
< operation impact="INFO">
< description>Get a file from database< /description>
< name>getConfigSchemaFile< /name>
< parameter>
< description>File's name< /description>
< name>name< /name>
< type>String< /type>
< /parameter>
< return-type>java.io.InputStream< /return-type>
< /operation>
< operation impact="ACTION">
< description>Save a file into database< /description>
< name>setConfigExtFile< /name>
< parameter>
< description>File's name< /description>
< name>name< /name>
< type>String< /type>
< /parameter>
< parameter>
< description>File to be saved< /description>
< name>file< /name>
< type>java.io.File< /type>
< /parameter>
< /operation>
< operation impact="INFO">
< description>Get a file from database< /description>
< name>getConfigExtFile< /name>
< parameter>
< description>File's name< /description>
< name>name< /name>
< type>String< /type>
< /parameter>
< return-type>java.io.InputStream< /return-type>
< /operation>
< !--Notifications-->
< notification>
< description>The notification sent whenever a value is saved< /description>
< name>javax.management.Notification< /name>
< notification-type>com.ibs.cofig.mbean.setFile< /notification-type>
< /notification>
< /mbean>

are you mean this format, "< code> xml body < /code>"
I try this, but it still show up incorrectly.
So, i have to insert a space character following "<".

thanks.
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5. Re: why throw java.net.MalformedURLException: no !/ in spec

cool_xiong Nov 15, 2004 10:29 PM (in response to cool_xiong)

I understand your meaning, thanks.

I use jboss3.2.1

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE mbean SYSTEM "D:\eclipse\workspace\ibsext\jboss_xmbean_1_0.dtd">
<mbean>
 <description>The IBS CONFIG XMBean Example</description>
 <descriptors>
 <persistence persistPolicy="Never" persistPeriod="10" persistLocation="data/JNDIMap.data" persistName="JNDIMap"/>
 <currencyTimeLimit value="10"/>
 <state-action-on-update value="keep-running"/>
 </descriptors>
 <class>com.ibs.cofig.mbean.ConfigFile</class>
 <constructor>
 <description>The default constructor</description>
 <name>ConfigFile</name>
 </constructor>
 <!-- Attributes -->
 <attribute access="read-write" getMethod="getJndiName" setMethod="setJndiName">
 <description>The location in JNDI where the Map we manage will be bound</description>
 <name>jndiName</name>
 <type>java.lang.String</type>
 <descriptors>
 <default value="ibs/config/IBS_CONFIG"/>
 </descriptors>
 </attribute>
 <!-- Operations -->
 <operation>
 <description>The start lifecycle operation</description>
 <name>start</name>
 </operation>
 <operation>
 <description>The stop lifecycle operation</description>
 <name>stop</name>
 </operation>
 <operation impact="ACTION">
 <description>Save a file into database</description>
 <name>setFile</name>
 <parameter>
 <description>File's system indentifier</description>
 <name>id</name>
 <type>int</type>
 </parameter>
 <parameter>
 <description>File to be saved</description>
 <name>file</name>
 <type>java.io.File</type>
 </parameter>
 </operation>
 <operation impact="INFO">
 <description>Get a file from database</description>
 <name>getFile</name>
 <parameter>
 <description>File's system indentifier</description>
 <name>id</name>
 <type>int</type>
 </parameter>
 <return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>
 </operation>
 <operation impact="ACTION">
 <description>Save a file into database</description>
 <name>setConfigFile</name>
 <parameter>
 <description>File's name</description>
 <name>name</name>
 <type>String</type>
 </parameter>
 <parameter>
 <description>File to be saved</description>
 <name>file</name>
 <type>java.io.File</type>
 </parameter>
 </operation>
 <operation impact="INFO">
 <description>Get a file from database</description>
 <name>getConfigFile</name>
 <parameter>
 <description>File's name</description>
 <name>name</name>
 <type>String</type>
 </parameter>
 <return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>
 </operation>
 <operation impact="ACTION">
 <description>Save a file into database</description>
 <name>setConfigSchemaFile</name>
 <parameter>
 <description>File's name</description>
 <name>name</name>
 <type>String</type>
 </parameter>
 <parameter>
 <description>File to be saved</description>
 <name>file</name>
 <type>java.io.File</type>
 </parameter>
 </operation>
 <operation impact="INFO">
 <description>Get a file from database</description>
 <name>getConfigSchemaFile</name>
 <parameter>
 <description>File's name</description>
 <name>name</name>
 <type>String</type>
 </parameter>
 <return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>
 </operation>
 <operation impact="ACTION">
 <description>Save a file into database</description>
 <name>setConfigExtFile</name>
 <parameter>
 <description>File's name</description>
 <name>name</name>
 <type>String</type>
 </parameter>
 <parameter>
 <description>File to be saved</description>
 <name>file</name>
 <type>java.io.File</type>
 </parameter>
 </operation>
 <operation impact="INFO">
 <description>Get a file from database</description>
 <name>getConfigExtFile</name>
 <parameter>
 <description>File's name</description>
 <name>name</name>
 <type>String</type>
 </parameter>
 <return-type>java.io.InputStream</return-type>
 </operation>
 <!--Notifications-->
 <notification>
 <description>The notification sent whenever a value is saved</description>
 <name>javax.management.Notification</name>
 <notification-type>com.ibs.cofig.mbean.setFile</notification-type>
 </notification>
</mbean>

6. Re: why throw java.net.MalformedURLException: no !/ in spec

dimitris Nov 16, 2004 5:36 AM (in response to cool_xiong)

Where is your mbean descriptor? You are showing your xmbean descriptor but there must be an mbean descriptor also to either point to or include the xmbean descriptor.
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7. Re: why throw java.net.MalformedURLException: no !/ in spec

cool_xiong Nov 16, 2004 8:32 AM (in response to cool_xiong)

I get it, thank you very much.
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