On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 2:55 AM, Karan Malhi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> When we add that functionality we'll want to make an option on the
>> container to control how long a calling thread should wait till timeout
>> occurs and a ConcurrentAccessTimeoutException is thrown.  Any thoughts on
>> what the default timeout should be?  Couple seconds, couple minutes,
>> infinite?
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> Couple of seconds.
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>> We could add an option on the container so people can control which they'd
>> like to do by default.  Any thoughts on what the default default should be?
>>  I.e. first access (lazy) or at startup?
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> Startup
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>> Again the spec group hasn't determined the ejb-jar.xml xml for specifying
>> if the singleton bean should be loaded on startup.  Any ideas?
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> <loadOnStartup>true</loadOnStartup>
> Alternatively, we could also specify numbers to tell the container the order
> in which these should be started (I find this option more attractive than a
> true/false option)
> <loadOnStartup>5</loadOnStartup>

I like the idea - the same used with Servlets - but I think we don't
need the number thing here as long as we can define dependency among
beans.

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>> There are no real configurable options for this functionality that I see.
>> Again the spec group hasn't determined the ejb-jar.xml xml for specifying
>> if the "@DependsOn" data in the deployment descriptor.  Any ideas?
>
> Can one use @DependsOn to specify multiple beans? In that case we could use
> an ANT like approach with the dependsOn attribute having a comma separated
> list of ejbs.
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>> -David
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> --
> Karan Singh Malhi
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Thanks
- Mohammad Nour

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