Thanks for the reply. It appears that that thread ends in a question.
I know that EJB 3.1 introduces the requirement that EJBs must be "mounted" in
the global JNDI namespace. But a JNDI name is within a Context. So I still
don't see how an @EJB reference could portably refer to an EJB
mounte
My colleague asked me whether it's possible somehow to deploy a .war file,
containing a servlet with an @EJB reference to a stateless session bean, on
JBoss server A, and an ejb .jar file, containing the bean so referenced, on
JBoss server B.
My immediate answer was no, but then I hesitated. Pe
5.1 and following. I'll take a look.
Thanks,
Laird
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Thank you very much for your reply.
Can you think of anything else that would cause high numbers of stateless
session beans to slow down the system at deployment time? The only thing I
could think of would be establishing all the refs and links and performing
injection.
Thanks,
Laird
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Hello. I am trying to respond to an EJB3 objection. The objection states that
the startup time that would result from trying to deploy a high number of
stateless session beans is both high and untweakable.
I'm familiar (now) with Glassfish, which sidesteps the issue entirely by not
preallocat
I'd like to run a miminal JBoss 5.0 installation in my unit tests, like you can
do with OpenEJB as described here: http://openejb.apache.org/local-server.html
I know there was an effort at one point to do this via the Embedded JBoss
project. I read in several locations around the web that this
Guess I'll go elsewhere for help. Oh well.
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I should have said that I tried to use the (left angle bracket) classpath
(right angle bracket) element in
jboss-4.0.5/server/myServer/conf/jboss-service.xml. I put in three such
elements, like this:
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I would think that would make it so that the various JBoss classloaders in
I have read the class loading use cases topic, and understand it as well as any
mortal can hope to, so please please please please don't refer me there please
please.
For various legacy reasons, I need to make sure that various jars present in
jboss-4.0.5/server/myserver/lib are available on th
