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Subject: Telnet server
From: Mansour Al Akeel <mansour.alakeel@gmail.com>
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I don't see openejb 4, standalone has the telnet server. The file under
conf/README.txt

This directory contains nothing but this readme file at the time
OpenEJB is unpacked.  The first time OpenEJB is started however, these
files will be created:

  conf/
    openejb.xml                (main config file)

    logging.properties         (log levels and files)

    login.config               (jaas config file)
    users.properties           (users that can log in)
    groups.properties          (groups in which users belong)

    admin.properties           (network socket for administration)
    ejbd.properties            (network socket for ejb invocations)
    hsql.properties            (network socket for hsql client access)
    httpejbd.properties        (network socket for ejb invocations over
http)
    telnet.properties          (network socket for telnet "server")


But the telnet.properties is not created and copying and old one does not
solve the issue. Is this still supported in openEJB 4 ?

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