Hi,
I have a service ejb annotated with @Service. It has an attribute I'd like to
assign different default values in different environments.
For example:
| @Service
| public class MyService {
| private int simpleAttribute;
|
| public int getSimpleAttribute() {...}
|
| public void setSimpleAttribute(int value) {...}
| }
I have a build script that generates two different EARs. One for test
environment and one for production environment. I'm looking for a way to
specify different default values to attributes for test and production
environments. My idea was to use injection and env-refs in ejb-jar.xml or
jboss.xml to inject different values. According to jboss' official ejb3
tutorial I should be able to reference the service using the tag within either
ejb-jar.xml or jboss.xml. But whenever I specify the tag I get an exception
when deploying the ejb, telling me that "service" is not a valid child of
enterprise-beans tag. I also tried to reference the service as a regular ejb
using tag, but than I get an exception while deploying the bean:
java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: Instead use JBossServicePolicyDecorator
What is the standard way to assign default values to service EJB's attributes
without hardcoding them into source code?
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