RE: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-05 Thread marc fleury

|
|Or look at that javadoc for java.long.reflect.Proxy
|
|That's where the Real Magic is.

nope, the Real Magic (tm) is in Atlanta GA

The trick is the mixing of the 1.2.2 JDK Remote Serialized trick with the
Dynamic Proxy generation from JDK 1.3.  The **mix** is the trick, each
feature, separately is "boring Standard JDK".  It is a great little hack.

It is covered in detail in the training I am giving in Atlanta in May,
"register now!" the places are going fast and it is going to be a great
meeting "of minds", strong networking with your peers, lead architect
hardcore stuff,

hey I had to get a plug-in didn't I?

marc


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Re: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-05 Thread Dan Christopherson

On Thu, 5 Apr 2001, Peter Routtier-Wone wrote:

> You want documentation describing how to not create and deploy stubs?
> 
> OK: This page intentionally left blank.
> 
> The dynamic proxy trick is Rickard's. It is really only detailed in the
> source code.

Or look at that javadoc for java.long.reflect.Proxy

That's where the Real Magic is.

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> > can you point me some docs regarding this.
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> > > it's the magic of dynamic proxies which is what WL doesn't do.
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Re: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-05 Thread Peter Routtier-Wone

You want documentation describing how to not create and deploy stubs?

OK: This page intentionally left blank.

The dynamic proxy trick is Rickard's. It is really only detailed in the
source code.

- Original Message -
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Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2001 7:31 PM
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> can you point me some docs regarding this.

> > it's the magic of dynamic proxies which is what WL doesn't do.




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RE: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-05 Thread Kimpton,C (Chris)

Hi,

> -Original Message-
> From: Naresh Sharma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> 
> BTW, can you please tell me where to find these kind of details ?
> 
> Like i look in to the docs but could'nt find it.. am i 
> missing something?
> 

Yep - try looking harder...  ;-)

http://www.jboss.org/documentation/HTML/ch08s04.html

For more on dynamic proxies - try http://java.sun.com

HTH,
Chris

PS - TO JBOSS website maintainers... for us crippled greedy corporate types,
stuck with IE4-sp2(NT4-sp3) that we have no power to upgrade, the "New JBoss
manual" link on this page;

http://www.jboss.org/business/doco.html

still doesn't work - luckily view source does and so I can enter it
manually...


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Re: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-05 Thread Naresh Sharma

Hi Marc,

This sounds great...

can you point me some docs regarding this.

Thanks
Naresh

marc fleury wrote:

> |1) In weblogic developer has to provide a standard jar(which contains
> |your bean code) to ejbc compiler, which generates another jar
> |file(deployable, this jar contains all the code generated by container).
> |
> |  how this is done in JBoss???
> |  where does container code resides and when it is being generated?
> |
> |
> |
> |2) When client calls any Remote method how does it gets the stubs??
>
> it's the magic of dynamic proxies which is what WL doesn't do.
>
> marc
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> |
> |Thanks
> |Naresh
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Re: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-05 Thread Naresh Sharma

Hello Chris,

Thanks for the information.

BTW, can you please tell me where to find these kind of details ?

Like i look in to the docs but could'nt find it.. am i missing something?

Thanks
Naresh

"Kimpton,C (Chris)" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Naresh Sharma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >
> > 1) In weblogic developer has to provide a standard jar(which contains
> > your bean code) to ejbc compiler, which generates another jar
> > file(deployable, this jar contains all the code generated by
> > container).
> >
> >   how this is done in JBoss???
> >   where does container code resides and when it is being generated?
> >
> > 2) When client calls any Remote method how does it gets the stubs??
> >
>
> JBoss is way cooler!
>
> It uses the Dynamic Proxy facilities of Java to remove the need for
> application specific stubs.
>
> Thus on the client (in jboss-client.jar) the EJBObject dynamically looks
> like your remote interface, this then talks to the server which dynamically
> talks to your implementation.
>
> Thus there are no application specific stubs - just generic jboss ones that
> can handle any remote objects.
>
> So, with jboss, you can deploy your jar directly - no need to re-compile it
> to add any custom code.
>
> HTH,
> Chris
>
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RE: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-04 Thread marc fleury

|1) In weblogic developer has to provide a standard jar(which contains
|your bean code) to ejbc compiler, which generates another jar
|file(deployable, this jar contains all the code generated by container).
|
|  how this is done in JBoss???
|  where does container code resides and when it is being generated?
|
|
|
|2) When client calls any Remote method how does it gets the stubs??

it's the magic of dynamic proxies which is what WL doesn't do.

marc

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RE: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-04 Thread Rajeev Bacchu

Hey, nice question, I am waiting to listen to some answers.
-RawLife.

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Hello Everyone,

I have worked on Weblogic server and now i have switched to jboss for
deploying my apps.

Well, as i came from Weblogic server i was comparing some of issues with
jboss, let me put this in questions form :

1) In weblogic developer has to provide a standard jar(which contains
your bean code) to ejbc compiler, which generates another jar
file(deployable, this jar contains all the code generated by container).

  how this is done in JBoss???
  where does container code resides and when it is being generated?



2) When client calls any Remote method how does it gets the stubs??

Thanks
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Re: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-04 Thread Rickard Öberg

> 1) In weblogic developer has to provide a standard jar(which contains
> your bean code) to ejbc compiler, which generates another jar
> file(deployable, this jar contains all the code generated by container).
> 
>   how this is done in JBoss???

It's not needed.

>   where does container code resides and when it is being generated?

There is no code being generated. It's a bit more clever and automagic.

> 2) When client calls any Remote method how does it gets the stubs??

There are no stubs. See 1)

/Rickard



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RE: [JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-04 Thread Kimpton,C (Chris)

Hi,

> -Original Message-
> From: Naresh Sharma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> 
> 1) In weblogic developer has to provide a standard jar(which contains
> your bean code) to ejbc compiler, which generates another jar
> file(deployable, this jar contains all the code generated by 
> container).
> 
>   how this is done in JBoss???
>   where does container code resides and when it is being generated?
> 
> 2) When client calls any Remote method how does it gets the stubs??
> 

JBoss is way cooler!

It uses the Dynamic Proxy facilities of Java to remove the need for
application specific stubs.

Thus on the client (in jboss-client.jar) the EJBObject dynamically looks
like your remote interface, this then talks to the server which dynamically
talks to your implementation.  

Thus there are no application specific stubs - just generic jboss ones that
can handle any remote objects.  

So, with jboss, you can deploy your jar directly - no need to re-compile it
to add any custom code.

HTH,
Chris


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[JBoss-user] Few doubts regarding container code??

2001-04-04 Thread Naresh Sharma

Hello Everyone,

I have worked on Weblogic server and now i have switched to jboss for
deploying my apps.

Well, as i came from Weblogic server i was comparing some of issues with
jboss, let me put this in questions form :

1) In weblogic developer has to provide a standard jar(which contains
your bean code) to ejbc compiler, which generates another jar
file(deployable, this jar contains all the code generated by container).

  how this is done in JBoss???
  where does container code resides and when it is being generated?



2) When client calls any Remote method how does it gets the stubs??

Thanks
Naresh


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