I browsed throw the SVN and the mentioned classes are missing:
http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/hibernate/core/tags/v324sp1/src/org/hibernate/dialect/
The missing classes are available in Hibernate 3.2.5, but my JBoss claims to
use 3.2.4 SP1
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Hi,
We are currently using JBoss AS 4.2.1 GA. An update to a newer version is not
possible due to JBoss WS changes.
Our JBoss distribution has a serious Hibernate bug that we want to fix. As
found in the MANIFEST the Hibernate version that our JBoss uses is 3.2.4 SP1
I downloaded the source co
Hi,
Our environment:
JBoss 4.2.1 with > 30 EJB Modules
Java 5
For specific ejb modules it is required to add certain third party jars. It
would be great to pack the libraries into the specific EJB module. The
libraries should not be in the global ear/lib directory.
I assumed it would work, by
Hi,
Thank you for your response.
The usage of @LocalBinding seems to help. But anyway, is it possible to
intercept the decision process (the JNDI injection) in JBoss?
Our use case is simple:
We have a product that implements default behavior. For projects a specific
implementation should be us
Hi,
sorry for my very late response.
Here is the JNDI tree:
| # ear=test.naming.ear,jar=test.naming.core.jar,name=b1,service=EJB3
| # ear=test.naming.ear,jar=test.naming.core.jar,name=wsTest,service=EJB3
| # ear=test.naming.ear,jar=test.naming.project.jar,name=b1,service=EJB3
|
what w
anonymous wrote : Are you saying that when in a XYZBean (in core.jar), you are
trying to inject "mybean", then the server is injecting mybean from the
project.jar instead of core.jar?
Yes. That is how it works in my test case. Is that a suprise for you? I would
have expected that the bean from c
Hello,
using JBoss 4.2.3
We are having a Stateless Session bean with a specific name ("mybean"):
@Local(IBean1.class)
@Stateless(name="mybean")
public class Bean1 implements IBean1 {
The class Bean1 and the interface IBean1 belong to core.jar.
An other SLSB (in core.jar) injects the "mybean"
Hi,
My environment:
- JBoss 4.2.3 (maybe upgrade to JBoss 5 in the future)
- JBoss Messaging
- Java 5
- Redhat Enterprise OS
- lots of EJB modules
I know that I can either use annotations or deployment descriptor to configure
a Message Driven Bean. What I need is to subscribe an MDB to a queue
