After using jBoss for over a eighteen months, I go to sleep for a couple and
wake up to find that EJX is no longer in the binary distribution for jBoss!
How are we editing our deployment descriptors these days? By hand?
Wes
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That's an interesting topic, if I might butt in :) The technique you
mentioned below works great in jBoss, but when I tried to port the same code
to another server running Darth WebLogic, it complained about some obscure
j2ee specification requiring the home and remote interfaces being *unique*
This is simply not true, with all due respect to you David. The spec
specifies that a bean may not be a socket server. It states specifically
that it may be a socket client. It is up to the bean author to ensure that
the socket is maintained properly.
Wes
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If you download SOAP 2.1 from the apache site, there is a sample, ejb, which
shows how to access a Stateless Session Bean. I think we will have to
figure out how to access Stateful and Entity beans on our own...
Wes
BTW: The sample deploys incorrectly. I can send you the bean and the
sample
Never mind. I see that one must close one's QueueConnection, or the main
thread won't die. Perhaps the test case should be updated by someone with
permissions.
Wes
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I was under the impression that jboss ZOAP is on hold. Look at Apache SOAP.
It works with Tomcat and jBoss EJBs. I've tried it. Works great.
Wes
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The MDB test in jbosstest is hanging. Not sure what is causing it, but the
client hangs when it tries to return from Main. This is with the CVS from
last night.
Wes
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I know I've seen some discussion of this in the past, but it never affected
me until today, and I am having no luck searching the archives. I would
like to know the best way to handle non-EJB modifications to the underlying
data of an Entity Bean. The bean is not reloaded until it is over
Hi Daniel:
Thank you for the quick response. I currently have a jBoss based product
supporting 50 internal customer service reps. The beans report on things
like balances and such, and they need to be up to date. The cache manager
you are talking about, is it a customer manager you wrote, or
