Peter Williams wrote:
> Sorry for the long subject. Cut & Paste error on my part, I fixed it.
>
>> What does JBIMA0201 (the error message) mean?
>>
>> I've got a customer bug
>> (http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=78052) that has an
>> appserver log containing, among other things, this error:
>>
>> JBIMA0201: getComponentByName: Lookup failed for
>> "com.sun.jbi:ComponentName=JavaEEServiceEngine,ControlType=Lifecycle,ComponentType=Installed,JbiName=domain1_at_localhost,*".
>>
>> Is Java EE Service Engine installed false
>>
>> (Complete server logs are in the bug report, if interested)
>
Those messages appear because of a threading issue in JBI component
initialization.
It is tracked under the
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6413049
>>
>> What does this mean and why would it happen? Could it subsequently
>> cause deployment of JavaEE5 web service endpoints to fail?
>
When Java EE Service Engine gets initialized, it uses an Mbean to check,
if the engine
is installed or not. There is a failure in that lookup.
It shouldnt cause any issue for Java EE 5 webservice endpoints. To make
sure, you
can switch off java ee service engine by setting the system property
com.sun.enterprise.jbi.se.disable
to true.
>>
>> BTW, I didn't find any JBI error messages in the error message
>> document for SJSAS 9. Is this an omission?
>
JBI error messages are printed by OpenESB runtime. It should be part of
OpenESB documentation.
- Binod.
>>
>> -Peter
>>
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