where? in the web tier there's always application scope.
in the ejb tier you could use a singleton if you're only in one vm... bind to jndi?
cheers
di
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Hello,
What method of making an object accessible from multiple sessions would
yield the best performance?
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi,
I deployed a sample HelloWorld stateless session bean and a JSP file on
JBoss 2.4.4-Tomcat4.0.1. In the JSP file, I am looking for the
HelloWorldHome interface and create a HelloWorld remote interface and
call method sayHello().
However I am getting error when I try to access sayHello.jsp fro
> i want the container to handle the transactions. the only way to make this
> happen is for a and b to throw ejbexception on system failure. my problem
> was that when b threw the ejbexception, the container was marking the entire
> transaction for rollback, and i really should not have continu
i want the container to handle the transactions. the only way to make this
happen is for a and b to throw ejbexception on system failure. my problem
was that when b threw the ejbexception, the container was marking the entire
transaction for rollback, and i really should not have continued, whic
> thanks for responding on this. seems like my only real choice is
> requiresnew, and make
> sure that if a really wants to handle the whole thing as one transaction, a
> then catches
> the ejb exception and throws its own ejb exception to back out the
> transaction, thus supporting
> a truly nes
thanks for responding on this. seems like my only real choice is
requiresnew, and make
sure that if a really wants to handle the whole thing as one transaction, a
then catches
the ejb exception and throws its own ejb exception to back out the
transaction, thus supporting
a truly nested transactio
Eric Kaplan wrote:
> I have two session beans, a and b. Both are container managed transactions,
> Requires transaction. I call a from the client, which presumably initiates
> the transaction, and a calls b. Something happens in b, which then throws
> an EJBException. It seems like this is in
Hi there,
I've been trying to make Apache, JBoss and Tomcat work together, but it
doesn't work at all.
1, I downloaded JBoss with Tomcat.
2, EJB example worked well.
3, I downloaded Apache and installed(with webapp).
4, I changed some settings(http.conf) of Apache. and It worked
well.(just html p
