I was wrong: with PER_INSTANCE scope, the interceptor never gets called. I
reverted back to PER_VM, using some ugly rereflection tricks to use the classes
within the classloader of the intercepted methods, instead of the classloader
of the interceptor.
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Your first suggestion works perfectly, thanks.
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Actually it works almost perfectly. In fact, using scope=PER_VM, it works
only until the first redeploy; after that, I get funny class loading errors
like Cannot cast it.tdgroup.sism.ejb.EJBAnswer to
it.tdgroup.sism.ejb.EJBAnswer.
Using scope=PER_INSTANCE, it works also after the application is
I tried this approeach together with Container Managed Transactions, in order
to catch exceptions raised during commit() (typically database constraint
violations). Unfortunately, it appears that JBoss commits transactions after
executing all the AOP methods - so exceptions fall through the
I tried it again on a minimal EJB and fresh installation of JBoss 4.2.2, and
the same behaviour shows.
I report here the files I used, and the installation steps:
- Install JBoss 4.2.2
- Enable load time weaving
- Put the .ear file in the default/deploy directory
- Add pluggable-instrumentor.jar
Hello,
I have a problem which spans the three topics in subject.
I have some stateless EJBs which use AOP for some tasks. I'm then using the EJB
Timer to schedule some tasks.
All is fine if the timer fires when I have already used the stateless EJB.
However, if I set a timer, shut down and
Yep, I'm saying that - or at least that what appears to happen... the project
is quite complex, so I could be wrong. I'll try to build a mini test over the
weekend, so I can try to replicate this behaviour.
As regards the other questions, I'm using loadtime, and did not try
compile-time (I
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Greetings,
I'm writing a standard J2EE application composed of some stateless session
beans. I have some code which should be executed at the initialization of the
whole application (it basically reads some configuration files, and stores the
result in static variabiles). Is it ok to put this
As regards question 8), that is due to a wrong library name in the example
build.xml file. Look for the line saying
| pathelement path=${jboss.dir}/server/default/lib/javax.servlet.jar/
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and replace javax.servlet.jar with servlet-api.jar.
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It starts! Right now I can't check if AOP is working, but I'll keep you
informed.
Thank you very much, this was incredibly faster than I thought :)
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Hello,
I'm trying to start the JBoss 4.2.2.GA application server with AOP capability
from Netbeans. Everything works when I start it from the command line,
but I have the following error message when I try to start it from within
Netbeans:
anonymous wrote :
| Error occurred during
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