there are other cases where you don't want tomee manage your jar: when you use JEE API with spring for instance.
- Romain 2012/7/20 David Blevins <david.blev...@gmail.com> > > On Jul 18, 2012, at 9:04 AM, zeeman wrote: > > > Hi Anothony, > > > > What are you excluding? Is that something to improve performance? > > Scanning has a huge impact on startup performance and a brief impact on > memory. > > The way the EE specs are written we have to scan all jars "just in case" > they might have a class with @Stateless or @ManagedBean or @WebServlet, > etc. But if you know which jars are your code and which are third-party > libs, you can get a tremendous boost letting us know via the scan.xml file. > > List the jars where your code lives via the scan.xml file and things will > be quite snappy on startup. > > > -David > >
