Is an MBean, which I understand to be a singleton, run in multiple threads by
the kernel?
For example, if I have a web service endpoint deployed as a session bean, and
the web service bean calls an MBean, will each of these calls to the MBean get
its own thread? Ultimately I'm concerned abo
See the following:
http://www.jroller.com/eyallupu/entry/hibernate_exception_simultaneously_fetch_multiple
Switching to List and using @IndexColumn works.
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I too have been victim to this 'case insensitivity'. Only took me a day to
finally find this thread. Spent a lot of time using Google, but it never
delivered this. What was maddening for me was I had one jar that worked,
because I used Eclipse-export-jar and put the persistence.xml in that, a
thanks much
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Please forgive the newbile nature of this question, but is there any advantage
to implementing a web service as an EJB over a POJO.
If one were starting fresh and had no requirement to access the service as a
remote bean, would any functionality be lost, or behavior be different, between
a PO
Hi. I'm having difficulty getting the JBossWS TestSuite to run in Eclipse.
I'm using jbossws-3.01-native under 4.2.2GA and was able to build and install
jbossws successfully, and run the test from the ant script. I've followed the
instructions under 'Setup you IDE' and everything builds fine,
