Yet again answering myself...
See http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3953596
But seriously, like the original poster in that thread, why must I create a
separate remote endpoint interface for the interceptor to be called? It
shouldn't be necessary.
--Scott
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Solve one question, end up finding another. ;)
I'm trying to get my EntityManager injected into my DAO layer, by specifying
the core class of the DAO as an interceptor to my SLSB, which is acting as a
SOAP service endpoint (enough buzzwords?).
I know by the deployment logs that the interceptor
Hi all,
I have an EJB-based web service class, written in JSR-181 annotated fashion,
named SOAPBackend. This is located inside an EJB-JAR named Backend-Core.jar,
which itself is located inside an EAR named Backend.ear (context root /).
When the service deploys, it ends up getting deployed to
h
Sorry all, disregard this question. Apparently, my IDEA build settings were
accidentally including referenced dependent modules (e.g. the entities, and
some shared core EJB code) in the packaging. :/
--Scott
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Hi everyone,
Next question... I'm using EJB3 persistence for my entity beans. In my EAR, I
have about 12 EJB JARs, and 1 persistence JAR. I'm not sure whether I'm just
not using a dependency entry in the EJB JAR deployment descriptors or what, but
each one of the EJBs seems to redeploy the pers
ya, thanks.
That's going to be odd to remember, since I work in IDEA. And IDEA adds the
throws clauses to the signature whenever you implement the SessionBean
interface. I know we don't have to do that with EJB3 annotations. But it's
still something to remember if we're working the "old-fashion
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to deploy some session beans (both stateful and stateless) using the
EJB3 deployer, using my existing XML deployment descriptors. However, the
deployer always bombs, saying that ejbActivate() has the wrong signature. See
below for all code involved:
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Hi all,
I'm trying to move over to EJB3 entities, and was attempting a test deployment
to the Hypersonic database. The ejb3 deployer recognizes my entity beans, but
then does nothing to process the annotations, map associations, or pump out
schema updates to the database.
Any recommendations?
There was a proper block in the persistence.xml file, which the board decided
to swallow, FYI.
--Scott
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Hi all,
I'm at a loss on what to fix to handle this. I have an app that used to run
under 4.0.3 and standard Hibernate persistence. Yesterday I rewrote the entity
classes with annotations and packaged everything up to be EJB3 compatible.
However, the deployer always complains about an uninstall
Hi all,
Can anyone give any insight why the scheduler service is not included in the
ejb3 installer profile? I was upgrading to 4.0.4 GA-p1 tonight, and noticed it
wasn't included, which made my test build of some apps of mine blow up.
Am I missing some mental screw (probably... :) )? Was it re
Hi all,
I need some pointers for how to properly unit-test my DAO layer with the
Hibernate MBean in JBoss. How does everyone else do it?
Do you have a separate MBean config file for a Hibernate MBean which uses the
HSQL in-memory database? And that test suite is somehow activated via some
spec
More of a clarification of my last post, but with a better title...
Since JBoss 4.0.3SP1 includes hibernate-annotations.jar in the server lib
directory in a normal non-EJB3 install, I've been assuming that it can handle
annotated entity classes without any mapping files. But when deploying an EA
Hi all,
I'm trying to get my test EAR application working, and I've got a few questions.
Inside my EAR, I've currently got a PAR with all of my entity classes. As I
understand it, persistence.xml doesn't follow MBean syntax. So how do I define
a dependency on a DataSource MBean, which is create
Hi all,
Now that I resolved one issue where Hibernate was deploying before my data
source was connected (oops), I've got an issue where Hibernate isn't finding my
EJB3 annotated entities.
Apparently, according to Hibernate's startup messages, it's still looking for
POJOs with XML mapping files
Took some poking around to get the depends tag right, but I got it.
Thanks!
--Scott
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Okay, jboss-app.xml & application.xml got chewed by the message board. Imagine
there are appropriate module tags in both. ;)
--Scott
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[2006-01-29 12:11:04,236] Module Backend: Module is being deployed, please
wait...
12:11:04,352 INFO [EARDeployer] Init J2EE application:
file:/Users/sbalmos/IdeaProjects/SimuNex/Backend/SimuNex-Backend.ear
12:11:08,938 INFO [Environment] Hibernate 3.1
12:11:08,964
Hi all,
I'm wondering if there's any way to control the deployment order of services
defined in jboss-app.xml of an EAR. Preferrably, in the order they exist in the
XML config. :)
My issue is that, in my jboss-app.xml file, I have defined a -ds.xml type
service for my JDBC DataSource, and then
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the input. I finally got it hammered through my head how simple it
is to implement ServiceLifecycle. I couldn't figure out where exactly the
ServletEndpointContext came from until a few moments ago.
I'll look into maintaining an SFSB over HttpSession. It makes no material
Hi Bruno,
Yes, I've seen that suggested. One problem - these are POJOs, not session
beans. ;) Ehh... well, really, I could write my stuff as beans. It's just that
I'm not as comfortable yet with the whole EJB architecture. There are still
fuzzy spots in my knowledge and understanding.
I could,
Hi all,
I have some POJO classes configured as SOAP services with JAX-RPC. However, I'd
like to get to the HttpSession object of the context that the SOAP service is
running under, so that I can maintain session-level data for my service's
clients (and hopefully have that session data replicate
Hi Norman,
I'm curious about this new option in 4.0.3 . So I can define a single Hibernate
MBean which handles all HAR files in an EAR. For one thing, say I define that
MBean at the EAR level. What would I now put in the HARs' hibernate-service.xml
files?
Also, I've got things in separate HARs
darran: I realized that after the fact. The point was to include the service
definitions with the app, instead of having them outside on their own in the
deploy dir. Just keeps things neater, IMO.
Andy: THANKS!!! That works perfectly. Personally, the libdir thing doesn't
matter to me, since I w
Hi all,
I was wondering if it's possible, in any way, to put datasource definition
files (-ds.xml & other definitions for JavaMail, LDAP, etc) inside a webapp's
EAR / WAR / SAR / whatever package? Or *must* those definition files be
separate in the deploy directory? I'm trying to keep my deploy
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