personally, i would validate prior to getting to the EJB. The overhead of
validating at the EJB layer is really high, and requires, as you have
discovered, some coordination in communicating to the user.
In general, I view the key validation as occuring on the client side, and
then simply confirm
(EJBHome.JNDI_NAME);
What is the correct format in JBoss (I have used the latter)
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he session bean? Are you using the ejbHandle to store the Session
reference?
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toby hede
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Subject: [JBoss-user] Stateful Session Bean
another way to approach this is through the datbase itself, writing a
trigger to remove the data and setting a schedule for processing. most
modern rdbms systems have similar implementations
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is it possible to use log4j from an EJB bean?
i was having an argument with someone about the EJB Specification not
permitting IO access and whether access was permitted through a helper class
instantiated from an EJB (such as log4j)?
my read on the spec is that this the use of IO is not permitt
igure the log4j appenders to use JDBC or JMS and
through app server resource managers.
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> is it po
does anyone have any resources regarding unit testing within JBoss? I find
JUnit indispensable, but I am not sure how to implement this effectively
within JBoss.
cheers
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I have implemented the primary key pattern described in that (The) Server
Side article.
If anyone would like the source code for this, please email me off-list for
a copy.
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This is a good idea. I have been thinking about something similar. I would like
to make a contribution, but really it would be great to have a project to help
cut my teeth on.
I have been thinking about creating some type of EJB based application framework,
not to repeat the work of Struts or Tap
My understanding is that JBoss 3.0 is the only support for CMP 2.0.
I think the docs are worth the $5 ($10 AUD, in my case), you can certainly
work CMP 2.0 out from the spec and the online docs, but I saved way more
than my $10 in productivity. Also, it is worth it if only to support the
produ
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