Okay, I figured it out!! I was calling getPlaylists, which returns the Local
objects...naughty naughty! :)
So I implemented a getRemotePlaylists method and that seems to work great!
WOOHOO! :) Thanks for being patient with me! :)
Anyhow, since I do intend to my EJBs in a Local model, I'm not
I use XDoclet for code generation and what I normally do is separate the
local and remote interfaces into two separate home interfaces that I bind
to the JNDI. Then, if I decide to have use Local Interface methods, I can
simply retrieve the local home. The same applies to Remote Interface
me
Hi Chris,
Could you show us how that's done with XDoclet? I'm interested in trying to
do some work with CMR and Local interfaces with XDoclet, but I've mostly been
unsuccessful. It'd be nice to see how people are doing it.
Thanks.
-Neal
On June 11, 2002 09:23 pm, you wrote:
> I use XDoclet f
You will find that this will become expensive when the playlist
collection gets big.
Those calls to findByPrimaryKey in the loop will cause the whole
playlist bean to be loaded, which will slow things down dramatically.
I think you will find that the trick is use a custom finder to return
the
Well,
For me I simply have to add the following to @ejb:bean as follows:
@ejb:bean name="ebay/Order" type="Stateless" jndi-name="ejb/ebay/Order"
local-jndi-name="ejb/ebay/OrderLocal" view-type="both"
transaction-type="Container"
First, I specified my view-type to be both local and remote and
It does indeed help. Thanks for that.
-Neal
On June 11, 2002 10:10 pm, you wrote:
> Well,
>
> For me I simply have to add the following to @ejb:bean as follows:
>
> @ejb:bean name="ebay/Order" type="Stateless" jndi-name="ejb/ebay/Order"
> local-jndi-name="ejb/ebay/OrderLocal" view-type="both"
>
I have 2xHome's and 2xInterfaces, but a single bean implementation. How do the
interfaces know which methods to call on the Bean for remote versus local return
values? I like that idea though! :)
--
-bk
Quoting Chris Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I use XDoclet for code generation and what I
Hmmm, haven't gotten that far in my book yet, but custom finders are on the
horizon. I can see how many hits to the DB to create the objects can have a
high expense. Thank you for jobbing my brain.
Question though, if the objects are already cached in the EJB app server, is
there still as high
Paul Kavanagh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Andre Selton"
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close to CMR (1-to-many) working...I may just wet myself! :)
> Okay, I figured it out
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I think you will find that the trick is use a
> custom finder to return the collection of remote
> objects directly from the (User) home interface.
I was with the same problem of Brandon. Thanks to
him I can understant what is the problem.
But the solution still
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