pload your source code tree somewhere, it will be hard
to diagnose.
It's easy enough to find out who I am, google Dan R. Greening. Who are you?
Am I helping a commercial company or an open source project?
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I started to responding seriously, and then realized you can't really do it
without looking at the full source code tree. :(
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You need to provide the stack trace from the actual test (not the Mojo dump).
It should be in target/test-reports/something.txt.
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I don't need an answer now. I looked at the differences between the manual
install version and the installer.jar, and they are pretty significant. I too
have moved to the installer.jar file method instead of the manual method. We
use ant/maven to deploy JBoss, so I just repackaging the results
"robby80" wrote :
| I followed the instruction by AstroNox as given above and when deploying
the EJB3.0 TrailBlazer I get
|
| | WARN [ServiceController] Problem creating service
jboss.j2ee:module=beans.jar,uid=22359683,service=EJB3
| | java.lang.RuntimeException: No container confi
tes, and
nothing back. Gotta love it.
So my question: Have you ever gotten EJB3 embeddable to work under
Maven2/Surefire? If you have, would you mind terribly posting your pom.xml
file, and maybe the JUnit test .java file you used?
With the greatest hope and appreciation for your brillia
x27;t take your winnings and go
on another right away, OK? :)
Thanks for all your efforts in this area. EJB3 is super nice.
Dan Greening
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.), so this task has become unreasonably
burdensome.
One less variable sure would be nice. :)
Dan Greening
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code repository for the
embeddable container? Maybe the location of this source code is published
somewhere, but I haven't found it. Isn't source publication required by the
GPL license?
Dan Greening
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More on this "EJB3 persistence renders DAOs obsolete":
We typically do not use DAOs in front of highly-complex RAM-based data
structures. So what makes databases so special that a DAO pattern emerged?
DAOs became popular in the JDBC days, when you had
queryMethod() {
let's say 100 lines o
I am wondering whether EJB3 persistence renders DAOs obsolete.
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epbernard: Thanks! Very interesting. How is the transaction demarcated? By
the first call into the EJB jar file? (And then transaction completes upon
return?)
patrick_ibg: I thought GenericDAOs were primarily for abstracting away
different storage mechanisms. This is really a question about
Brian and I are very interested in thoughts on this. Please weigh in if you've
worked with EJB3.
I think having an SLSB facade in front of every entity bean, at least the way
I've seen it done, is an anti-pattern. Here's my argument:
One purpose could be to eliminate the need for passing in
The just-released proposed final draft has a new annotation allowing enum
fields to be persisted ordinals or strings.
public enum EmployeeStatus {FULL_TIME, PART_TIME, CONTRACT}
public enum SalaryRate {JUNIOR, SENIOR, MANAGER, EXECUTIVE}
@Entity public class Employee {
...
public EmployeeStatus
production problem for me, but enough of an irritation that I would generate
code to fix it.
Thanks in advance.
Dan Greening
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