I\'m working on a JSF project on Weblogic 11g, and our initial design is calling for JSF Backing Beans to invoke EJB3.0 beans to perform business logic开发者_运维百科 and data access calls. The @EJB a
I know that the general consensus is to use one or the other, but we have a specific task where we would like to use our spring services from within a stateless ejb timer.
Simple question... I have a few projects in Eclipse enviroment MainApp(Enterprise Application Project) which \"includes\"
I\'m learning about Java EE (EE 6 specifically) and find the differences between EJB and EJB Lite a little confusing.
I have a @Stateless EJB using container managed transaction. Is there a way to access the \"status\" of javax.transaction.UserTransaction? That is, calling UserTransaction.getStatus() inside the bean
I\'m trying to create some Java EE application. The base is EJB as a controller. Next I want to present the data with JSF+ManagedBeans. The problem is there is
I have a war (using struts 1) nested in an ear with session ejbs.If I lookup normal session beans from the war with lookup(\"earname/beanname/local\") everything works.If I lookup a @Service ejb the s
I\'m doing integration tests in my app using maven-embedded-glassfish-plugin. Tests work well, except the ones where I\'m trying to access EJBs using JDNI. How to access my EJBs?
I am using JSF and EJB as two separate project in my application. Below i described code used to JNDI lookup
i\'ve build an web application, i have servlet as controler and java classes as the request handdler so if the servlet receive an request from a client, it will call method from the request handler t
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