So.. I think I have finally narrowed it down with the help of ALR and mopuf.
props to you both.
it appears that if I annotate the beans with a specific @Stateless.name and use
@EJB.beanName things work fine.
but, if i let the container use the default name (which I understand to be just
the
EJB.name does NOT work. it does NOT correctly "inject" the specific
implementation.. How would I verify the ENC name for each specific
implementation?
anonymous wrote :
| 2.If two bean are implementing the same interface (strategy which is not
desirable) then you shod use the beanName at
"green_bean_1" wrote : EJB.name does NOT work. it does NOT correctly "inject"
the specific implementation.. How would I verify the ENC name for each specific
implementation?
You haven't supplied the right ENC name yet, so how can you assert it doesn't
work? :P.
Get the ENC Name using JNDIView
hi,
IMHO here we deal here with two problems (at least), one of my first question
is which is your goal ?
Here are my answers to your problem :
1.The EJBs does JNDI behind the scene and to solve this you must help him a
little - with some configuration files.
2.If two bean are implementing the s
So you're still exhibiting unexpected behaviour?
Does @EJB.name work as expected (ie resolves properly to the ENC name)? I'd be
surprised if it didn't as we're shipping a compliant implementation.
S,
ALR
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ok.. so.. i lied.. the @EJB(mappedName) variation works.. its just the
@EJB(name=) variation that doesn't work..
in my ejb-jar.xml file there is an entry for the StatelessLifecycleBean but not
for the HelloWorldStatelessBean.. s
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As for my platform, I am using jboss-5.0.0.GA on OS X 10.5.6 using JDK
1.5.0_16..
In regards to the comments / questions dealing with the mappedName v. name..
the example yields the same results whether I am using mappedName or name. in
other words..
@EJB(name="javaEEApplication/HelloWorldSta
sorry.. the code should be:
@EJB(mappedName="javaEEApplication/HelloWorldStatelessBean/remote-com.di.examples.HelloWorld")
HelloWorld helloWorld;
@EJB(mappedName="javaEEApplication/StatelessLifecycle/remote-com.di.examples.HelloWorld")
HelloWorld lifecycle;
@EJB(name="HelloWorldS
Judging from those JNDI Names, gotta be at least AS 5 CR2. :)
S,
ALR
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In addition to what Andrew said, which version of JBossAS do you use?
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"green_bean_1" wrote : So, it seems to me like if two impls share the same
interface, JBoss doesn't differentiate them?
If you can provide a use case (unit test) exhibiting this, we can open a JIRA
for resolution. :)
S,
ALR
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@EJB.name is for the JNDI name of the reference within the ENC. Check your
JNDI View, looking under the component (your EJB's deployment) namespace for
the correct value.
If you're like to use the global JNDI name (as you are), use @EJB.mappedName.
Or, designate the target EJB by its name: @EJ
Since this is specific to Hibernate, i think you will have to report this in
Hibernate forum.
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Here it is:
| DEBUG [SocketServerInvokerThread-172.16.200.111-0][2008-09-18
10:40:50,914][com.squaretrade.category.CategoryManagerSessionImpl]
CategoryManagerSessionImpl.java(114): CAUGHT EXCEPTION WHEN LOOKING UP CATEGORY
| javax.persistence.PersistenceException: org.hibernate.WrongClassExc
Please post the entire exception stacktrace.
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Hello,
I forgot to write about the environment :)
So, I'm using AS 4.0.5 with ejb3 rc9 patch1.
The exception happens when the .ejb3 contains a @Service annotated class. The
start() method compeltes successfully, then the exception is thrown and the
service is stopped (the stop() method is calle
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