http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/
&
http://jumpstart.doublenegative.com.au/jumpstart/examples/state/atejb
Download jumpstart and have a look how Geoff has done it.
On Mon, 30 Mar 2015 19:34:29 +1100, Adam X <vbgnm3c...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have a different JNDI lookup depending on exec env. I have an AppModule
with EJB sub:
@SubModule(EjbModule.class)
AppModule
And my EJB mod does all the EJB plumbing building the context and
delegating the looking up of EJBs to EjbLocatorModule. As far as building
my beans I would like to inject JNDI into my EJB builder methods as a
symbol:
@SubModule(EjbLocatorModule.class)
EjbModule {
// builds EjbContext and stuff
}
EjbLocatorModule.java:
public RegistrationDaoRemote buildRegistrationService(
@InjectService("EjbContext") Context aEjbContext,
@Inject @Value("${ejb.jndi.dao.registration}") String jndi)
{
// remote EJB dao lookup
}
So the symbol ${ejb.jndi.dao.registration} is different depending on
execution environmnet (prod, readiness, dev, local)
How it's best done in Tapestry?
* if-then-else in a single contribution method testing -D JVM arg? (ugly)
* different -D exec mode and different modules ? (will the contribution
load before submodule of the app module will) ?
* introduce another property file with a manual lookup?
Or yet a better solution? Please advise.
Adam
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