On Aug 29, 2006, at 2:41 PM, Matthew Jording wrote:
Thats what I'm figuring out. I'm currently testing my ejb3 beans
against the current openejb3 snapshot in the standalone and tomcat
integration. I will continue to plug away at the GBeans, I have a
build that compiles but the car integration doesn't work, claims
the gbeans have an invalid constructors. So if I do make any
advances I can send them out as a patch to openejb3, would Dain be
the person to send that out to? Not sure if its a Geronimo or
OpenEJB contribution.
If you come up with something, best approach would be to put it into
OpenEJB JIRA and then send a note the dev list to make sure it's on
people's radar.
-David
Matt
David Blevins wrote:
On Aug 28, 2006, at 2:00 PM, Matthew Jording wrote:
I am doing a quick test to see if I can cram openejb3 into
geronimo 1.2 snapshot. As a first test I am porting the GBeans
and noticed that the org.openejb.mdb.DefaultMdbContainerGBean
would be missing both the base container class and a namespace
within openEjb3. Since I assume this is a move because of a new
MDB strategy for EJB3? If this is for lack of JMS provider
implementation how close are you to supporting activemq?
At this point it would take a lot to cram openejb3 into geronimo
1.2 snapshot.
Fundamentally we are still in the process of merging the openejb 2
and openejb 1 codebases here in openejb 3. Dain Sundstrom has
done a few weeks of work openejb 2 (used in geronimo 1.2) and
aligning it with openejb 3, but there is still a few more weeks to
go.
The basic areas to tackle are:
1. alignment of the containers
2. alignment of deployment
We've been doing heavy work on the containers for EJB 3 compliance
so aligning the 2 containers to the 3 containers (and vice versa)
is a moving target. We try and sync when the opportunities
arise. There was a big architecture change in openejb 2 for this
purpose (i.e. partial alignment with openejb 3), but I think we've
seen all we are going to see in the Geronimo 1.2 time frame.
However... if you skipped the GBean route all together and used
the OpenEJB/Tomcat integration to cram OpenEJB 3 into Geronimo/
Tomcat, that may work though it would certainly not offer the same
transaction and security integration you get in the OpenEJB 2 and
Geronimo integration.
-David
Thanks
Matthew Jording
