I don't think the effort is valid. As you probably remember, I'm trying to
migrate our server. We were using JBoss, and apparently the rebind method
has been used without the knowledge of what really is for (I was not at the
company when it was wrote). I removed and didn't had any problems without
On Jun 13, 2011, at 6:46 AM, Andre Brito wrote:
I don't think the effort is valid. As you probably remember, I'm trying to
migrate our server. We were using JBoss, and apparently the rebind method
has been used without the knowledge of what really is for (I was not at the
company when it was
David, I'm not using anything like that. Apparently, the developers that were
using JBoss didn't used that kind of naming too.
To tell you the truth, I'm not using a lot of EJB features. Just the basics.
It's not a very sophisticated app, apparently. It uses JavaMail, WebServices
(Axis2), and
I'd like to ask if there's a way to specify the behavior on how it would
handle querying Date columns and converting them to a String attribute on
the java bean. (We're using OpenEJB 3.1.4, tomcat 6, JTDS and MS SQL Server
2008).
History, why we're using String:
Previously we were having problems
