It would be nice to have a SecurityService that allowed you to use the
Servlet api to enforce role based security and authorization when using
openejb in *embedded* mode inside a servlet container.
The HttpServletRequest api gives you
isUserInRole()
getRemoteUser()
The ejb SessionContext
How are you trying to get an instance of the session bean (@Inject, @EJB or
jndi lookup)? If you're doing a jndi lookup, do you have an ejb-local-ref
for the session bean in your web.xml and then lookup using
java:comp/env/ItemFacade?
ejb-local-ref
ejb-ref-nameItemFacade/ejb-ref-name
I was asking because creating a JAXBContext requires me to specify the
ObjectFactory classes to the newInstance method. I assume jax-ws must
somehow create its own JAXBContext and work out which classes it needs to
pass to the newInstance method. I'm just guessing here and was hoping you
guys
I have a stateless session ejb (which is also a webservice) contained in a
jar that is deployed in the WEB-INF/lib folder of a webapp that i deploy to
tomee and it has a dependency on saxon-he-9.4.jar. I find that i can only
successfully deploy the ejb if saxon-he-9.4.jar is in the tomee/lib
I have my ejb project pom.xml i have...
dependency
groupIdnet.sf.saxon/groupId
artifactIdSaxon-HE/artifactId
version9.4/version
scopecompile/scope
/dependency
I then have a stateless ejb like this...
@Stateless
public class BeanA {
XQDataSource xqds;
}
My ejb project is packaged up
I have a big jar file (9Mb) that only contains resources in
/META-INF/resources and no java classes. I deploy this in WEB-INF/lib of my
war file. I was wondering if it is possible to somehow tell tomee to not
scan just this one jar file when the application deploys?
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Maybe post a log of what's happening at startup. I would check to see if the
datasource you configured is actually being created successfully. Can you
inject the datasource and use it directly to confirm it has been created?
Also what is your skepticism about JavaEE? Are you happy with Java,
I understand the good intentions but have to disagree that you should allow a
bug just because glassfish also allows it. At what point do you look at a
container and say, they allow this therefore I should also allow it so its
easier for them to migrate to my container? Why select only
I had a similar problem recently
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caused by tomee scanning a jar file i had in my WEB-INF/lib. Fortunately
for me, the offending jar file didn't contain any managed beans, so i was
able to
I created a file conf/exclusions.list to exclude my jar file. The contents
of exclusions.list i used is below. Maybe try using this file and adding
jar files you want to exclude to the end.
ApacheJMeter
XmlSchema-
activation-
activeio-
activemq-
aether-
antlr-
aopalliance-
avalon-framework-
I have been using tomee with eclipse for about 19 months now and i can verify
that the 1.0.0 release makes it much alot easier than it was. Before that,
you had alot more work to do if you wanted to use workspace metadata as the
server location. Now it works out of the box.
I also think m2e has
With m2e-wtp you don't need to adjust any of the deployment assembly
settings. Also with m2e you don't need the eclipse maven plugin. Just
create a standard maven project and then import it into eclipse. m2e will
configure most of eclipse automatically. For those plugins that eclipse
can't
You don't need that lifecycle plugin i showed unless m2e tells you that you
need it. So I'm glad to hear you seem to be up and running now.
The use workspace metadata (does not modify tomcat installation) is the
option i use with my tomee server in eclipse. I have also seen the
documentation
I'll do a blog about setting up using eclipse, maven and tomee. Do you have
a tomee blog site that i can use?
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Your haven't defined the transaction scope on your ejb methods. Try adding
the annotation @TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.REQUIRED) to
your getCustomer method...
@Override
@TransactionAttribute(TransactionAttributeType.REQUIRED)
public Customer getCustomer(
I may have misunderstood your current issue. It seems you are able to get a
successful response if you call the getContactList().size() method before
returning from your method. If that is the case then adding the
@TransactionAttribute will probably not change anything.
The issue you are having
I have a Stateless Session EJB with an injected SessionContext. I have a
method where i try to use the isCallerInRole method to determine if a user
is an ADMIN user or not but this method always returns null, even for users
that are ADMIN users. The code is below...
@Stateless
public class
I have a Stateless Session EJB with an injected SessionContext. I have a
method where i try to use the isCallerInRole method to determine if a user
is an ADMIN user or not but this method always returns false, even for users
that are ADMIN users. The code is below...
@Stateless
public class
I include a META-INF/context.xml file in my war file, the contents are
below...
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
Context
Realm className=org.apache.catalina.realm.DataSourceRealm
dataSourceName=pokerDatabase
localDataSource=true
digest=MD5
I've got a tomee installation running on debian and it listens on port 80.
There's a few options. As already mentioned you could run apache httpd
server on port 80 and create a virtual host that reverse proxies to your
tomee server running on port 8080. I originally had that setup and it works
I am excluding different jar files for different reasons. One jar file i
have just contains the dojo javascript library. I just put all the js
files in the META-INF/resources/dojo-1.7.1 folder of the jar file, deploy
that in WEB-INF/lib and i can then access all the js files from my webapp.
I
Yep..got some spring in there (mvc)...but its on its way out eventually.
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I had the same issue and discovered that the password isn't actually used by
openejb. I implemented a solution described here...
http://openejb.979440.n4.nabble.com/javax-mail-Session-resource-and-smtp-authentication-td4322915.html
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Thanks for raising the JIRA. It would be nice to get the smtp authentication
built into tomee.
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I currently have an application that interacts with a vendor application
using web services. I use jax-ws and call the web services directly from
servlets packaged up in my war file.
I'm now looking at using JCA to interact with the vendor application. I
like the encapsulation of the
I haven't yet tried. I haven't used jca before so wasn't sure if it was
possible to do that. I'll try it.
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I went through the same process of trying to speed up my test case execution
by only instantiating a single container. I was able to setup my test cases
so that only a single container is instantiated and each unit test can
re-use the same container. This is only within a single maven module
You don't need the application-client.xml file if you use the @ManagedBean
annotation on your unit test classes instead of @LocalClient. Using
@ManagedBean also means @Inject will work in your test cases and you can
re-use the same container across mutlipe junit tests.
Using @LocalClient you
+1 for this. I raised a JIRA here
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMEE-501
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I am unit testing a JCA adapter and am interested in what happens when the
container shutsdown. My test case is below...
I was hoping to see the ManageConnection destroy() method being called once
when the openejb container shutdown. It wasn't called but the cleanup()
method was called twice
I still think destroy should be called at some point. The jca spec states
this is when the resource adapter can destroy physical connections and
reclaim system resources...
An application server should explicitly call ManagedConnection.destroy to
destroy a physical connection. An application
Is there another configuration file that controls tomee
ManagedConnectionFactories? I'm just using ra.xml but am starting to think
their could be another that configures container specific pool
implementations. For example, weblogic has a weblogic-ra.xml file that you
can use to configure pool
I can't see in the documentation how to configure a custom JCA resource. Can
you provide an example? I don't know which resource type i should use. I
tried the actual class name but got an error.
My test case code...
@BeforeClass
public static void beforeClass() throws
I have just tested weblogic and it does destroy ManagedConnections when the
server shuts down. I think openejb should too.
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I have my test case class below. When I run this test case, i don't see the
destroy() method being called on a ManagedConnection...
package com.virginaustralia.sabre.jca;
import java.util.Properties;
import javax.annotation.Resource;
import javax.naming.Context;
import
Might be a while until i can create one that i can share. Will let you know
when i have it.
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I have a very simple test case where i just bind a string to the jndi and
then attempt to look it up. This is failing with a NameNotFoundException in
the testReadFromJNDI test. What am i doing wrong here?
public class JNDITest {
private static InitialContext initialContext;
I just discovered that the above test case is working if i run it within a
maven build. However it fails if i run it from eclipse. Maybe its a junit
version or eclipse issue.
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Romain, you're opinion means alot so i'm wondering why you are against JMS in
this case. This kind of pattern happens alot in my experience. In this
case a timer job executes that finds a list of jobs to execute, in this case
read a list of emails and for each email insert a row into a database.
Ok so what i'm hearing is that you're against the idea because you don't
trust the implementation of JMS included in tomee?
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Yes i've done this before a few times and had really good results using
weblogic. I must say i have an element of doubt about it with Romain not
liking it though. I've used ActiveMQ before and not encountered issues but
these guys are the tomee devs and I'd go with what they say.
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I've finally managed to create a project that has a simple jca resource
adapter and associated unit test. You can get it from
https://github.com/httpants/jcatest. The openejb container never calls the
destroy method on the managed connections when the container is shutdown,
only the cleanup
That's fixed it! All i needed to do was update my openejb-cxf version to
4.5.2-SNAPSHOT and i now see the destroy() method being called.
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email. The correct link is
http://java.net/projects/javaee-spec/lists/users/archive/2012-09/message/9
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Just thinking about the spec, i wonder if .rar files could be replaced with
just a .jar file with a META-INF/ra.xml. That would make sense to me.
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I'm looking at org.apache.openejb.resource.GeronimoConnectionManagerFactory
and don't see any properties that control the time interval for validating
connections and how many connections get validated. Is
javax.resource.spi.ValidatingManagedConnectionFactory supported?
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Yes i'll definately test it.
I have a question around the configuration of the pooling parameters. Now
I'm deploying the ra in the war file, i was trying to use tomee.xml to
configure values like poolMinSize, poolMaxSize etc.
I tried variations like this...
Resource id=eis/sabre/91
I've done more testing and it seems that using resources.xml is not working
how i thought it would. If i configure a pool in resources.xml as
follows...
resources
Resource id=testPool
class-name=com.cyberavenue.jcatest.JCATestManagedConnectionFactory
poolMinSize = 7
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