The latest b-frame-versions doesn't use the standard hsqldb-service.xml, instead there is a separate data source for each application, and the parameters for it are defined in the "build.properties". For details on how to configure the data source refer to chapter 3 "Setting up the Environment" of http://b-frame.sourceforge.net/applications.pdf.
Peter
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thanks very much peter... i gave up on my own config for now (im pretty green on jboss) and went with your 'all' install..... everything works fine.
ive set all the props in build.properties for my own install(using existing jboss install) and got hypersonic to listen for both default and my database.... but had to do it via the jmx-console.... so the change was always too late for the app. ill study up on jboss.
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One additional note: Creating the data source with b-frame only works with the JBoss 3.0 series. In JBoss 3.2 the data source descriptors are cleaned up, but not supported yet by b-frame, of course, you may create them on your own. Expect b-frame to switch from JBoss 3.0 to 3.2 some day.
Peter
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i have changed port to 8176 on ~jboss/~/hsqldb-service.xml in both default and all directories ( i have also tried http://localhost:8080/jmx-console )
any thoughts on why i may still be getting bind exception on hypersonic ?
i do have hsqldb.jar in another folder...but its not running and not on classpath when i run jboss....
thanks in advance for any advice.
Which version you are using?
The latest b-frame-versions doesn't use the standard hsqldb-service.xml, instead there is a separate data source for each application, and the parameters for it are defined in the "build.properties". For details on how to configure the data source refer to chapter 3 "Setting up the Environment" of http://b-frame.sourceforge.net/applications.pdf.
Peter
thanks very much peter... i gave up on my own config for now (im pretty green on jboss) and went with your 'all' install..... everything works fine.
ive set all the props in build.properties for my own install(using existing jboss install) and got hypersonic to listen for both default and my database.... but had to do it via the jmx-console.... so the change was always too late for the app. ill study up on jboss.
One additional note: Creating the data source with b-frame only works with the JBoss 3.0 series. In JBoss 3.2 the data source descriptors are cleaned up, but not supported yet by b-frame, of course, you may create them on your own. Expect b-frame to switch from JBoss 3.0 to 3.2 some day.
Peter
oh. im using latest version b-frame.