I am getting the unsatisfied link error when I try to run the web-app. I have created the function which loads the native library stored at “/home/libraryFiles”, using JNA. I have stored all of my libXXXX.so files at “/home/libraryFiles”. I have exporting my war file from eclipse in windows and deploying it on the jboss server on redhat linux. This
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What does this command means – “nohup ./standalone.sh -b 0.0.0.0 &”?
I have a heavy application running on jboss-7.1.1 on linux server. I came across this command to start the jboss “nohup ./standalone.sh -b 0.0.0.0 &”. But i want to understand more about this command line. Also the nohup.out file size keeps on increasing day by day. Is it due to the command line that i executed to start the jboss.
JBOSS_HOME is not properly being set in Linux, System.getenv from Eclipse returns null
I’ve added JBOSS_HOME both in Linux and Windows. Here is my arquillian.xml http://jboss.org/schema/arquillian/arquillian_1_0.xsd”> In windows tests are running fine but in Linux I’m getting following exception: NullPointerException due to jbossHome variable being null in ManagedDeployableContainer Here is the exception trace: Particularly caused by: So, what I’m interpreting is JBOSS_HOME is not being read properly by Arquillian not sure why. When
32-bit to 64-bit jvm migration – jboss web application & linux server
We are migrating our Java EE / JBoss web application currently running on 32-bit linux box & 32-bit JVM to 64-bit linux box & 64-bit JVM. We analyzed & changed the JVM heap, permgen, stack etc., sizes appropriately. Is that enough or should we consider any other parameters/ make any other changes as a part of the 64bit migration? We