Posted some progress on jetty-openejb integration of Transaction Manager http://javaadventure.blogspot.com/2010/03/openejb-jetty-and-maven-transaction.html
Having fun getting the JNDI stuff working correctly -Stephen On 30 January 2010 16:01, David Blevins <[email protected]> wrote: > Ok, so Jon had a cool idea of still having just one openejb.war file which > people could drop into Tomcat *or* Jetty. This would be opposed to having > one openejb-foo-webapp.war for each integration and making users download > the specific one they wanted. > > This sounded strange to me at first, but in looking at it there'd only be > 150k or so of "unwanted" code which is really nothing. The big penalty that > most "vendors" face in this scenario is that it's ridiculous to include > *both* Tomcat and Jetty in the same distribution. But with the way we do > integration where we are the embedded one and *they* are the "king" > platform, it's simply a non issue. It's the user's choice which platform > they want to drop OpenEJB into. We just need one webapp that is capable if > being added to Tomcat or Jetty and we're good to go. > > Pretty cool. Love it when things like this happen. A past decision that > continues to pay off. > > Anyway, will still leave the openejb-tomcat-webapp module in place for now, > but will be adding a more "generic" openejb-webapp module to the assembly/ > section. > > > -David > >
