I've the same problem. Did you found a solution?
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For my needs I found the following solution.
To build multiple independent conversations I use this code to create one
conversation:
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Did you find any solution for your problem, because I want to do a similar
thing.
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Anyone having a nice solution other than installing the provided jars manually
into an own repository?
If not, is this planned for the 5.x releases of jboss-as?
it would be nice something like:
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Thanks
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I think it belongs more to http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/EJBTHREE-212
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you just need to add this to your log4j.xml:
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Hi
you can use the hibernate-annotations package and hibernate-core. With which
libs and the class AnnotationConfiguration you can use SchemaExport with
annotated beans.
Bye
muh
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Currently you cannot use the @EJB-annotation in servlets. It is only available
in SessionBeans and MDBs.
You should try to look via JNDIView (JMX-Console -> JNDIView -> list-Method)
for your SessionBean to know the correct name.
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