Hi all
I have got an ear-file with the following structure:
- myapp.ear
- app1.jar
- mylib.jar
Both jar-files contain a bunch of EJBs. However, the EJBs in app1.jar use some
EJBs residing in mylib.jar. They get injected where needed with the @EJB
annotation.
In order to have all EJBs
Hi all
I'ÂÂm struggling with the integration of Apache Trinidad 1.2.5 into our
existing web-application that uses SEAM 2.0.0GA + Richfaces 3.1.4GA so far. I
adapted all configuration settings from the seamdiscs example.
The application works and I can use the Trinidad controls. However when I
Hi List,
I got the same problem and it would be great if somebody could make things a
little clearer. As our friend Joris, I have a bean annotated with
@Scope(ScopeType.CONVERSATION)
AND
@Stateless
As this bean contains entity (@Stateful) beans, my expectation towards a
statless bean WITH c
Hi Pete,
No, it is not declared as a MDB. It is clear to me, that this is not the usual
way to go. But what about thirdparty libs in general, well yes, that start off
some threads and do callbacks on my code? I know it is not considered "good"
practice but then again...
@Stateful
| @Name("j
Hi List,
I use Seam 2 with JBoss AS. My problem is that I want to use a thirdparty JMS
library from within Seam.
I have a class that implements the javax.jms.MessageListener interface and that
class is correctly hooked into my thridparty JMS lib. So far so good. But I
also would like to injec
Hello,
I adapted the "booking example" that ships with the seam distribuition and run
into some problems. The User object is a Ejb3 entity object with scope of
Session. It is instantiated and injected by seam as the submit button is
pressed on the register.xhtml page.
For a logged in user, the
