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Sorry for long Question!
I have a Test, Consume a Service with GET verb and JSON that consumes a SOAP service and XML. And I need to translate JSON in order to consume SOAP services with XML.
My Rest Controller
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Answered 2020-Sep-20 at 14:34Instead of using
QUESTION
After two days googling and testing allot, I posting here.
I saw similar questions but their solutions don't feet my needs.
I wrote a simple Ejb with remote interface and want to call it from java Se program.
I deployed my ejb as Eclipse ejb module.
This is a part of my code.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-30 at 14:34First, create an enterprise application project on eclipse File>new>Enterprise Application Project and enter a name. for Example, EarEjbProject. Leave default settings and hit finish. Then, create an Ejb project for Example, EjbProjectModule. Enter your project name and check add project to an Ear option and select your ear project that you built before. create youre remote Ejb interface.
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Please see the code below:
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Answered 2019-Oct-17 at 20:42Which application server are you using? E.g. when using Glassfish that class can be found in the glassfish-naming.jar
file. That JAR needs to be on your classpath. I assume other application servers have a similar JAR file.
In fact, when you have that JAR on your classpath you could simply use the no-args constructor of InitialContext
since the JAR already contains a jndi.properties
file with the following content:
QUESTION
I'm about to lose my mind trying to make a simple program from a JMS tutorial work properly. The source code from the tutorial is here (ignore the samples folder), but it's not organized properly (the dependency for the MDB project must be included in the SE project and other small bits). As you can see, the program consists of an EJB module containing an MDB to be deployed on an application server (I'm using Glassfish 5) and two Java SE clients, both having a main method.
After creating and configuring the JMS resources for a ConnectionFactory
and a Topic
, the MDB module is deployed flawlessly (if the resource has a different JNDI name than the one specified on the MDB or doesn't exist at all, the deployment fails). However, when I try to start any of the two clients, using the same JNDI names, the following exception occurs:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-29 at 23:15I've been able to solve the issue by adding the imqjmsra
dependency in the client project AND also upgrading the Java EE API dependency version from 7.0 to 8.0.
Edit: realized I could remove the Java EE API depedency since I wasn't actually using it in the project. Kind of weird given that it would cause errors if not upgraded from 7.0 to 8.0.
QUESTION
I'm working with IntelliJ 2019.2 and cannot start the Glassfish Server 4.1.2 (Full Platform). I've found some solution proposals for this error, but none of them worked for me, e.g. this post or this article.
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Answered 2019-Jul-25 at 20:39Inside of your Injellij double shift (press shift twice) to open the search and type in JDK. Under actions click on switch boot JDK and make sure you have one there if not select one and then click save and restart. hope this works and helps.
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