Re: Chaining InitialContexts ???

Hello David David Blevins wrote: On Sep 1, 2009, at 6:07 AM, uglything wrote: Hello everyone. After having worked on something else (conception mainly with loads of UML2) I'm coming back to the Plain Old Java Coding... I'm willing to give a try to the @Remote concepts which I

Chaining InitialContexts ???

Hello everyone. After having worked on something else (conception mainly with loads of UML2) I'm coming back to the Plain Old Java Coding... I'm willing to give a try to the @Remote concepts which I don't know at all. Basically, I have an OpenEJB + Tomcat combo hosting my server application

Re: Non daemon threads launched by Timer service and not properly stopped

for thanking me (I don't know how to write this otherwise :-D) but since you help us *a lot* by providing us with OpenEJB, spending a few time to help you makes me feel less as a mere leecher. David Blevins wrote: On Jan 19, 2009, at 5:08 AM, uglything wrote: Hie David. I made a simplistic Maven

Strange email from WebTide.

Hie all. This message is @openejb developers crew. I've received this strange email, and I'd like to know if you know about that before I reply to it. Thanks Juan Manuel === fromAdam Lieber adam[at]webtide[dot]com

Re: Non daemon threads launched by Timer service and not properly stopped

, Juan Manuel uglything wrote: Hie David and ahppy new year to you and all the OpenEJB Crew !! :drunk: Well I'll give the EjbTimerServiceImpl's finalize solution a try tomorrow and I'll keep you posted with the results asap. Cheers, Juan Manuel David Blevins wrote: On Dec

Re: exceptions handling with Webservices

that somebody can come with an explanation... Thanks anyway for your great work on OpenEJB ! Regards, Juan Manuel uglything wrote: Hie. Here is my problem : I have a webservice defined in an OpenEJB server (embedded CXF and JAXB-WS) This webservice declares a method that throws

exceptions handling with Webservices

Hie. Here is my problem : I have a webservice defined in an OpenEJB server (embedded CXF and JAXB-WS) This webservice declares a method that throws a checked exception that is declared as a @WebFault. When the client calls the server and when the webmethod sends an exception, the client

Re: Eclipse Multiple Projects and Missing persistence.xml

Hi people. I indeed faced the same problem-- http://www.nabble.com/Sharing-persistence-unit-among-several-ejb-jars-in-a-collapsed-EAR-to17628307.html I had a main project containing my application, and a dependent project containing entities that were to be managed by a persistence unit declared

Re: Sharing persistence unit among several ejb-jars in a collapsed EAR

Thanks a lot for your reply David. To be more specific, I work with Maven. The servlet engine used is Jetty6plus. My production target is OpenEJB3 inside a Tomcat 5.5 instance. Thanks for highlighting this, I will run this on a Tomcat and keep you posted soon ! David Blevins wrote:

Re: Sharing persistence unit among several ejb-jars in a collapsed EAR

Well it seems that everything works just fine under Tomcat =) Have you any clue about the releasing date of OpenEJB 3.0.1 ? Anyway, thanks a million for your help and for providing us with OpenEJB alltogether ! Regards, Juan Manuel -- View this message in context:

Sharing persistence unit among several ejb-jars in a collapsed EAR

Hello everybody. I am developping 2 ejb-jar modules (let's name them A and B for readibility). These ejb-jars will eventually reside in the WEB-INF/lib of a war module, as per the Collapsed EAR architecture. Both ejb-jar files contains entities and stateless files. The difference is that A