On May 5, 2009, at 12:42 AM, fmeili wrote:
Rex Wang-2 wrote:
Hi Frank, sorry for the confusing, it can not be added to the
application.xml, but should be added to the web.xml / ejb-jar.xml...
here is an example in attachment.
HTH
rex.
Hi Rex,
thanks for your answer. But this, I think, is the problem. My EAR
consits
out of 40 EJB's and 25 WAR's and all are using the @Resource
injection for
the database. Til now I don't have descriptors for the EJB's (no
"ejb-jar.xml") - I thought they are no longer neccessary in JEE5.
And the
deployment descriptors of the WAR's ("web.xml") only contains the
servlet-mappings. (This EAR file can successfully deployed in JBoss
and in
GlassFish without modifications.)
To be able to deploy this in Geronimo do I really need to add 40 new
"openejb-jar.xml", 40 new "ejb-jar.xml" and 25 new "geronimo-
web.xml" files
- and also change 25 "web.xml" files to place the <resource-ref>
tag? Is
there no way to just use injection without specifying it in all
descriptors?
Maybe there is a way to define a jdbc resource globally in Geronimo
to use
in with injection?
I think you should be able to avoid geronimo plans for each module.
You need to
1. make sure that the name specified in the annotations or dd resource-
ref is the same as the datasource name you specify when you deploy the
connection pool.
2. make the connection pool "visible" to your application by adding
its id as a dependency to the geronimo plan for your application.
This should be enough to make the auto-map work.
hope this helps
david jencks
Thanks,
Frank
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