Maybe the easier is to extendq the mbean and register it yourself no?
- Romain
Le 14 juin 2012 04:56, "zeeman" a écrit :
> This complete small snippet shows how to get it working with JPA and an EJB
> container, but I don't know the steps needed for Tomee. The guide is for
> Jboss.
>
> https://c
This complete small snippet shows how to get it working with JPA and an EJB
container, but I don't know the steps needed for Tomee. The guide is for
Jboss.
https://community.jboss.org/wiki/HibernateStatisticsWithJPAUsingAMbean
What is the equivalent on Tomee? Thanks!
-PS
Ya, I'm not sure why the
I may have misunderstood your current issue. It seems you are able to get a
successful response if you call the getContactList().size() method before
returning from your method. If that is the case then adding the
@TransactionAttribute will probably not change anything.
The issue you are having
Solved, this was a problem - thank you!
Best Regards
sw
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Hi,
just to be sure: you call a remote ejb which returns a list of non
serializable entities?
- Romain
2012/6/13 slawek
> Hello,
> I'm trying to build simple test application with following structure:
> servlet-ejb-jpa-database
> Application works well, but when I try to call from servlet ejb
here how to declare a resource:
1) create a META-INF/foo/service-jar.xml
2) put in:
3) implement SessionUnwrapper to unwrap the session
4) declare a resource of type defined in the previous file and
provider="foo:my-id":
5) use jndi name: openejb/Resource/bar
that's not "easy" but hi
I like it to be as simple as possible. The first option is easier. Is
unwrapping the Hibernate session from EMF and setting it in JNDI would be
done in Java code not xml files?
But I don't see how is this going to work, because when app is deployed the
EMF will be set. So I have to bind the sessio
Hello,
I'm trying to build simple test application with following structure:
servlet-ejb-jpa-database
Application works well, but when I try to call from servlet ejb, witch call
jpa I got error at servlet. Data from db is correctly return via jpa becouse
I see it in ejb classs using simple System.o
Ok it works well! I did some small changes. (Annotation, JTA...)
Thanks Romain!
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Can you configure the jta or not aspect in context.xml?
Le 13 juin 2012 19:11, "Fernando Lozano" a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Why not in META-INF/context.xml ?
>
> Is there any difference betweeb context.xml and resources.xml? As TomEE is
> supposed to "bet tomcat" I'd configure a datasource the tomcat wa
Hi,
Why not in META-INF/context.xml ?
Is there any difference betweeb context.xml and resources.xml? As TomEE
is supposed to "bet tomcat" I'd configure a datasource the tomcat way,
unless I'm missing something.
And by the way, can I configure other kinds of resources, say JMS
destinations,
Put it in meta-inf/resources.xml
Le 13 juin 2012 18:52, "José Luis Cetina" a écrit :
> My web app is using the datasource that i set in tomee.xml like this:
>
>
> JdbcDriver com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
> JdbcUrl jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/mydb
> UserName myuser
> Password mypass
> JtaManaged tru
My web app is using the datasource that i set in tomee.xml like this:
JdbcDriver com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
JdbcUrl jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/mydb
UserName myuser
Password mypass
JtaManaged true
How can i set this configuration inside my app (not in the server)?
The second needs to define a tomee resource (look dynamic datasource
sample). Imo that's harder
Le 13 juin 2012 17:02, "zeeman" a écrit :
> I prefer the second option using resources.xml. What value would
> openejb/Resource/nameUsed have to bind hibernate.session_factory_name in
> JNDI?
>
> Sorry
I prefer the second option using resources.xml. What value would
openejb/Resource/nameUsed have to bind hibernate.session_factory_name in
JNDI?
Sorry, I have not used this with Tomcat before.
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I am not @ work.
If I am annotate this method, will I need still the
getContacts().size()-method, to get no lazyLoading Exception?
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Your haven't defined the transaction scope on your ejb methods. Try adding
the annotation @TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.REQUIRED) to
your getCustomer method...
@Override
@TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.REQUIRED)
public Customer getCustomer(
No my contact class is just out of a few strings like "firstName, surName,
street, city, zipcode, country and so on".
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