In my JEE6-App (running on Glassfish 3.0.1) I have an EmailEJB which has to send lots of mails. The mails are sent asynchronously, so its annotated with the new EJB3.1 @Asynchronous, letting it be run
I have a JavaEE6-application running on Glassfish v3.0.1 with EJB 3.1 (app is packaged as WAR), and all my EJBs are @LocalBeans.
I want to create a modular(plugin-like) application that uses JPA as its persistence abstraction, and this application should be extensible by third parties.
I\'m currently creating an EJB3 Data Access Class to hand开发者_StackOverflow社区le all database operations in my Java EE 6-application. Now, since Java EE 6 provides the new ApplicationScoped annotat
I was wondering if Weblogic 11g already supports JavaEE 6. As I didn\'t find anything about it in google, I thought that it didn\'t, until I found a comment saying that Oracle WebLogic Server 11g is J
I\'ve encountered a rather odd case in Java EE 6 where using the JPA EntityManager\'s find method along with an entity\'s primary id returns null, but using the Criteria API to select all entities wit
I\'m building a JEE6-application that runs on Glassfish v3.0.1. It\'s a web-application with EJBs, deployed as a WAR (EJB 3.1).
I\'m developing a JEE6-application, using JPA 2.0 and Hibernate 3.5.2-Final as the Provider (and MySQL 5.1.41). My Application Server is Glassfish V3.0.1.
Scenario: 1) create maven ear project, create war project inside 2) add beans.xml to war project`s WEB-INF/
So far, I always prefered to use Hibernate directly rather than JPA 1.0, because JPA was lacking some of the important features I needed and Hibernate provided: Criteria API, second level cache, unidi
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