I did some checking in the code.
In EJB3Deployer there is a method called accept. This method does some simple
checks to see if something has the possiblity of being an ejb3 jar and if it is
it exits quickly. If it can't determine if it's an ejb3 jar it eventually calls
hasEjbAnnotation which scans the jar for class files with ejb3 annotations.
The problem is it won't find any annotations for libraries so it will end up
scanning all the class files in it.
I'm new to the code for the jboss deployer but I think something like this
should fix the problem:
rename the hasEjbAnnotation method to scanForEJB3Annotation
Add this to the EJB3Deployer
| private Map annotationCache = new HashMap();
|
| public boolean hasEjbAnnotation(DeploymentInfo di)
| {
| Boolean bool = (Boolean)annotationCache.get(di.url);
|
| if (bool == null)
| {
| bool = Boolean.valueOf(scanForEJB3Annotation(di));
|
| annotationCache.put(di.url, bool);
| }
|
| return bool.booleanValue();
| }
|
There may be a better way to do this if jboss keeps track of the libraries
deployed (won't need the cache).
Jeff Brooks
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