Alesj,
Thanks. That is much simpler (and less ribald) compared to Doing two
models...
Now that the jndi registry is 'regsitered', does every bean lookup now use it?
even those by beans other than my own? Or is the jndi registry used only on
bean name lookups that originate from my local
Yup, a good question.
Unfortunately it is asked for every lookup.
But I guess you can implement some short circle check.
e.g. if (name.startsWith(jndi) == false) return null;
Or something similar.
Then the performance wouldn't be a huge issue.
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inspect bean=GooGooEngine/local/
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inspect? Or is that a typo for inject?
EJBs are not deployed as Microcontainer Beans (MC beans). So they are not
available for injection *in MC style*. However, Andrew recently has written a
plugin where in you can inject EJB beans through annotations in
Thanks.
yes, sorry, I meant to enter 'inject' not 'inspect'. Typo in the morning.
I found Doing Two Models but on first read, I wasn't sure it applied to
my question. Will re-read. In any case, it looks more complex than simply
doing a jndi lookup explicitly from my mc pojo.
Thanks
There is a JndiKernelRegistryPlugin which can help you with and MC+Jndi simple
integration.
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