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conor_ireland |
pdurbin: thanks (only saw this now) |
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pdurbin |
conor_ireland: I'm sorry I doubted you :) |
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conor_ireland |
what? |
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pdurbin |
I doubted java se had an app server built in |
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conor_ireland |
ah, I was slightly surprised too |
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pdurbin |
conor_ireland: were you able to get it to work? pass it the db details? |
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conor_ireland |
no, i don't have the code at home - I am assuming it just picks up the db details of the main VM it was run from |
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conor_ireland |
so whatever the junit client is using in this case |
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pdurbin |
ok |
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neuro_sys |
java se comes with an app server? |
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neuro_sys |
I remember it comes with an undocumented web server, right, Sun legacy. |
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neuro_sys |
is that the one you're speaking of? |
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pdurbin |
"host JAX-WS web services within plain Java SE applications" -- http://musingsofaprogrammingaddict.blogspot.com/2009/04/using-jax-ws-endpoint-api.html |
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pdurbin |
neuro_sys: that one |
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pdurbin |
"during development repeated deployments to a JEE container can be rather time consuming. JAX-WS' Endpoint class provides an interesting alternative here, as it allows to host JAX-WS web services within plain Java SE applications" |
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pdurbin |
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/xml/ws/Endpoint.html |
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neuro_sys |
oh yes |
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conor_ireland |
yeah it is not quite a full app server by any means I suppose |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
How to dynamically create/assign objects using CDI? |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
I'm making a simple quizgame and the game logic is under Managed Bean ... |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
which have a member for questions, like this: |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
@Inject |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
@QuestionQualifier |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
private QuestionInterface currentQuestion; |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
I also have factory for generating questions and it seems to work fine |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
I just don't know what syntax I should use to assign new Questions to currentQuestion member variable |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
Could someone give a little help? |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
This can't be that hard!! |
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OptimusCrimeONE |
C'mon |
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Yegor |
Hi all. I have following problem. When i doing selection from database with namedQuery, order of row always change (after some row has been changed). Why it happen? |
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neuro_sys |
afaik, row ordering is undefined, so I suppose it depends on cache status of db |
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sess |
Yegor: if you need a defined order, use order by |
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Yegor |
neuro_sys: ok. i will check it. i use primefaces 4.0 datatable. after row editing the next edited row after update becomes the same, as previous |
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Yegor |
sess: if another variants will not work, i change generated queries |
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sess |
or just can just sort the items in java |
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neuro_sys |
I've got some threads hanging when the application context is being destroyed. |
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neuro_sys |
Not sure which one is blocking. |
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neuro_sys |
maybe I should give all threads a name |
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Yegor |
sess: table properties 'sortBy' solved problem) |
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Yegor |
sess: thanks |
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sfisque |
yes, by sql, results that have no explicit ordering are supposed to be considered to have non-deterministic ordering. |
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sfisque |
neuro_sys you can mark those threads as "daemon" which means they will terminate when the enclosing app shutsdown |
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neuro_sys |
yes, I've set them all as Daemons |
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neuro_sys |
it must be the websocket server library that spawns a thread of its own |
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sfisque |
ah probably |
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sfisque |
if it's listening, it has to |
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neuro_sys |
I also should find a way to run websocket on the same port with the webserver, that is 80. |
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sess |
wouldnt websockets be a natural part OF the webserver? |
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neuro_sys |
yeah, tomcat 1.7 doesn't have it though, only 1.8. |
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neuro_sys |
maybe I should change the appserver then to use the standard one |
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sess |
sounds like a plan |
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sess |
or just introduce a library |
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sess |
wait tomcat has the java ee support for it? |
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neuro_sys |
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.0-doc/web-socket-howto.html |
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sess |
oh it just implements that part of java ee |
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sess |
cool |
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