Weblogic 10.3.1 gives me a \"Dependency injection failure\" when I publish my code; the publish itself succeeds. I am working via Eclipse.
There are some good explanations of EJB Transaction Attributes (and annotations) out there, for example, OpenEJB\'s.
Normally we use singleton instance for business / dao layer. What is the reason behind pooling stateless session beans in case开发者_JS百科 of EJBs?The \"stateless\" in the name refers to session conv
does anyone knows how to \"plug in\" or enable IOC for injecting @EJB in classes which are not EJBs or Servlets (but rather POJOs)? So, if EJB and Servlet use helper classes, their EJB annotations are
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Is it possible to inject ejb\'s into 开发者_运维百科pojo\'s using the @EJB annotation? If it is, do I have to set up anything special on a JBoss server to make it work?
Is there a way of specifying the configuration name of a message bean through annotations? In the jboss.xml descriptor you can have different configurations and bind the beans to a particular config:
What is the best way to fill tables create with jpa at application startup/shutdown of application ? likebut with data manipulation language 开发者_开发百科instead data definition language.
I have a EJB defined as this: package com.foo; @Stateless (mappedName=\"HelloWorld\") public class HelloWorldBean implements HelloWorld, HelloWorldLocal
I added the following annotation to enable cache to one of my EJB3 entities, to test caching with ehCache, where I use Hibernate as the persistence provider: