Originally posted by Mindy Benoist:
Sorry, I forgot to say the "little bugger" is: ResourceAllocationException.
com.ibm.ejs.cm.portability.ResourceAllocationException
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Originally posted by Caroline Iux:
Hello Kyle and Greg,
The question I have is if you have a client talking remotely to EJBs deployed on a separate WAS and the application server with EJBs goes down and comes up again, it seems that you have restart your client application server too.
Any explanations?
Thanks!
Kyle Brown, Author of Persistence in the Enterprise and Enterprise Java Programming with IBM Websphere, 2nd Edition
See my homepage at http://www.kyle-brown.com/ for other WebSphere information.
Originally posted by Mindy Benoist:
Sure, here is the stack trace:
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[Tue Sep 18 15:30:15 CDT 2001] Exception message : null
Stack Trace :
com.ibm.ejs.cm.portability.ResourceAllocationException
...
com.sbc.mocha.mochaadapter.ejb.EJSRemoteMochaAdapter.findSBCCustomers(EJSRemoteMochaAdapter.java:172)(ThreadPool.java:532)
...
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Originally posted by Tony Pacific:
Kyle and Greg,
Welcome to this forum. I've got a question about VAJ -- VAJ uses a repository/database storage for source code, instead of the old file system. Do you think this repository type of source code storage will take over the old file system storage model?
I understand repository model has quite a few benefits such as search and version control, but if IBM is the only house doing this, how do we handle code portability? Isn't that supposed to be one of the main reasons people taking up Java with the price of C++ or VB?
TIA
Tony
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Originally posted by Juan Zhang:
Hi, Authors,
Welcome!
I know nothing about IBM Websphere. Does that mean this book is not right for me? But I know java.
Thanks.
Juan.
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Originally posted by ruilin yang:
Does IBM Application server support session tracking for a client jump between applications ?
For example, with JRun, when I want to track client information for requests that span multiple Web applications, I have to use EJBs or some other techniques.
I image the session tracking is OK within a single application for most application servers.
Please comments. Thanks in advance
Ruilin
[This message has been edited by ruilin yang (edited September 19, 2001).]
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Originally posted by ruilin yang:
how much does your book cover the security implementation?
Thanks,
Ruilin
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Originally posted by deneb shah:
one thing i want to share is that i have seen many tutorials and books that show examples about websphere with visual age.
why is it so and why should it be so.
is this true even with this book...
as per my opinion tying it makes the system less transparent which the deveopers would not want.
is this their marketting gimmick ???
i hope not to hurt anyone since these are only opinion. if i have teni appologize
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