Can't find Home Interface

[WLS6.1 sp1]
[Solaris Sparc]
After the wls run some times, it sometimes can't find the ejb's home
interface. It means, i can't find the home in the JNDI tree. But if restart,
no error. WHY?????
And, i doubt the stable of wls. so many 'Out of memory' and 'no stack
trace', who can direct me to right way

None error message at deployment. At runtime, it shows
[BusiAcctFeeEjb][getAcctBalance]ERROR]:javax.naming.NameNotFoundException:
Unable to resolve oss.demo.balance.PreAcctHome. Resolved:
'oss.demo.balance'
Unresolved:'PreAcctHome' ; remaining name
''javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: Unable to resolve
oss.demo.balance.PreAcctHome. Resolved: 'oss.demo.balance'
Unresolved:'PreAcctHome' ; remaining name ''
<<no stack trace available>>
If restart, none change, all ok!
"Rob Woollen" <[email protected]> ??????:[email protected]..
airwing wrote:
Thanks Rob.
After the wls run some times, it sometimes can't find the ejb's
home
interface. It means, i can't find the home in the JNDI tree. Butif
restart,
no error. WHY?????this occured when I run ant again to deploy my bean. It said 'can'tlookup
demo.test.TestHome'.I don't understand. Does this error occur during deployment, or does
the
client throw the exception? Can you show me the actual error message or
stack trace?
-- Rob
And when I display the jndi tree in wls console, only demo.test , no
TestHome. everything ok when
I restart server
"Rob Woollen" <[email protected]> ??????:[email protected]..
airwing wrote:
[WLS6.1 sp1]
[Solaris Sparc]
After the wls run some times, it sometimes can't find the ejb's
home
interface. It means, i can't find the home in the JNDI tree. Butif
restart,
no error. WHY?????You'll have to provide some more information for us to help you
debug
this.
And, i doubt the stable of wls. so many 'Out of memory' and 'no
stack
trace', who can direct me to right wayOutOfMemory indicates that you've exhausted the JVM's heap. Perhapsyou
need
to increase the size.
The no stack trace error message generally indicates that you have a
RemoteException which had a server-side stack trace. You can turn
the
InstrumentStackTraces option on to see them.
-- Rob

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dear V.K.
When I enter commandshiftc in finder, it only shows up "network", then I followed to input sudo chflags 0 / in terminal and password, but the drives still not show up.
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run the following command in terminal and post the results. this will list permissions flags and acls on the startup drive.
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these permissions look fine. sorry, i don't know what the problem is or why the drive would not show in finder. does it happen on all accounts? make a new one and check from there.
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hi, V.K.
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aha, so it was a hidden flag after all. then run
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Dear V.K,
I run the command at my Macbook Pro, my second drive show up. So exceited! However, when I tried with my ibook G4, neither drives come out, is there any difference in the commands between Tiger and leopard. just now, I check the hidden files with Onyx, both drives are there.
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sorry, I haven't dealt with Tiger in such a long time I don't remember if it respects chflags. ask on Tiger forums.
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