David, I am interested in preparing a doc on the following:
- unit testing ejbs; show anything from basic testing to detailed configuration, testing transactions, testing security - unit testing GlassFish apps; yes, we support their descriptors and can unit test their ejbs just fine. - host ejbs from your app; show how to embed OpenEJB to make your application capable of supporting ejbs and even remote ejb clients - debugging ejbs in your IDE with no plugins; show how when using openejb to test your apps you can use standard debugging with no plugins or remote servers. My objective is that when I show a demo of OpenEJB, I should be able to supplement the demo with some docs . Most of the people I have talked to have questions regarding the topics you have listed above. I will get started on the above this weekend and then start bugging you with questions. Thanks for the offer. On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 3:15 AM, David Blevins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just as a general FYI, if anyone is interested in speaking or writing > articles about OpenEJB I am more than happy to help you out in any way > I can. > > Happy to review slides/text, help you get examples running, give you > ideas on what to write or speak about, show you some advanced > features, even give you some phone time. I may even be able to help > you find a publisher if you need it. > > A few topic ideas might be: > - learning ejb 3.0 with OpenEJB; maybe show off the validation > functionality and how it can be used to learn ejb and speed up > development > - advanced ejb dependency injection; show off the ability to extend > injection beyond the spec supported types > - java ee with tomcat; show how to beef up your servlets with > better dependency injection, jms, jpa, transactions, jax-ws, etc. > doesn't even have to use ejbs. > - unit testing ejbs; show anything from basic testing to detailed > configuration, testing transactions, testing security > - unit testing GlassFish apps; yes, we support their descriptors > and can unit test their ejbs just fine. > - host ejbs from your app; show how to embed OpenEJB to make your > application capable of supporting ejbs and even remote ejb clients > - debugging ejbs in your IDE with no plugins; show how when using > openejb to test your apps you can use standard debugging with no > plugins or remote servers. > > If you're a member or leader of a Java User Group, feel free to > forward this offer out to your list. > > You're welcome to email me directly or via the OpenEJB lists. > > -David > > > -- Karan Singh Malhi
