Hi,
should be linked to tomcat-jdbc configuration.
Maybe start by adding the property:
IgnoreDefaultValues = true
It will force tomee to not add some default to the datasource configuration.
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When I add IgnoreDefaultValues = true and remove DataSourceCreator dbcp,
the cursor count in Database never comedown until I stop the never.
When I use IgnoreDefaultValues = true with DataSourceCreator dbcp ,
then active count come down process complete.
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all tomee have it
about the config:
Resource id=... type=...
attribute_name = value
/Resource
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yes, the issue is you pass through the interface so the interface doesn't
have the interceptor binding
i mailed OWB list asking if we should support it providing a patch, waiting
for some answers
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Thanks,
And I also find a way to deal with this case.
I can change the Bound Type as same as interface in abstractImpl class.
So, the signature is same. and interceptor works..
Thank you very much.
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Ok I got you what you are saying.Your help is really awesome .
One more thing when I am using dbcp pool then why the cursor count increase
in data base abruptly, although it come down when process ends. So, based on
this behavior i cannot fix the size of cursor in database because when my
I have an EAR that consists primarily of a number of EJB modules. Now I need
to develop a WAR that can be deployed separately from the EAR but references
EJBs from within the EAR.
Since this makes them separate applications, I know that I need to use
remote business interfaces. So, I annotated
remote reference are obtained either using a lookup or openejb remote
injection feature (see http://tomee.apache.org/ejb-refs.html)
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Using CDI, you should be able to write an extension that observes
BeforeBeanDiscovery to add the annotated types using
beanManager.createAnnotatedType(Interface.class) and Impl.class.
On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 12:56 PM, ymaraner tpha...@gmail.com wrote:
Romain Manni-Bucau wrote
remote reference
According to your code, line 45 is:
out.println(
Servlet InserimentoServlet at + request.getContextPath() +
);
though it would be easier if you gist'd this since the lines don't
necessary match up correctly. But that would imply that the request is
null at this time. Can you gist
John D. Ament wrote
Using CDI, you should be able to write an extension that observes
BeforeBeanDiscovery to add the annotated types using
beanManager.createAnnotatedType(Interface.class) and Impl.class.
Looking at those APIs; it doesn't look like I would get a reference to the
Singleton in my
I don't believe that's the EJB. Singleton is still a generic singleton
typed object. You could always test this idea out by putting a log
statement in the constructor and seeing how many times it gets called.
On Wed, Apr 3, 2013 at 1:19 PM, ymaraner tpha...@gmail.com wrote:
John D. Ament
As it turns out, *it /is/ as simple as I had hoped.*
The only thing I was missing was the mappedName=/ServerState/ attribute in
my @Singleton annotation.
*This is my REST class:*
*My Singleton has the following annotations and interfaces: *
*And it now works just fine.*
Thanks for the
I have found some issues with using CXF on IBM i.
It appears that J9 does not supply the com.sun.org.apache... classes in
order to consume SOAP services.
IBM told me they do not supply any com.sun.* classes.
Which jars do I have to include to make this work?
Eric Henson
Gartman Systems
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