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 Post subject: Client
PostPosted: Tue Dec 07, 2004 7:06 pm 
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Hibernate version: 2.1.7c
Database: MySQL 4.1.7-nt
JBoss Version:4.0.1RC2
Mapping documents: Over 170 mapping documents

Problem 1: I have to load my sar file after the server starts up. I have read several comments, articles, wiki, and have followed them religiously but same problem. When I tried the same in JBoss 3.2.5 everything works fine but not in 4.0.1RC2. Please do let me know if someone has come against this problem in JBoss 4.

Problem 2: Client Unsuccessful: When I dump my sar file after the server is running, I get a warning stating InitialContext did not implement EventContext. I am not sure if that may cause the problem. I do not know how to test Hibernate, so what I do is create an EJB and than I create a EJB test client. I am using HibernateUtil found from some website.

I think the following cause of problem:
- Initially when I run my client the server shows that the mapping files get reloaded. Why do they get reloaded when I am using it from the server?

Can someone point me how I may test my hibernate against my JBoss server. I want to test it in a managed enviornment. Can someone also point me to test my TreeCache in a managed enviornment.

Thank You in advance


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