Hi,
Sal proposed another solution to this problem, which is working quite well for me.
I'm now using a static cache for the ResourceHome, so 2 different instances are using the same Map that contains the Resources. It is very easy to apply, just create your own static m_resources and overwrite the find() method and dont use add().....
thx sal
stefan
Campana Jr., Salvatore J wrote:
Stefan,
You should be able to do a jndi lookup in your service classes to lookup a home. You may define homes in the jndi-config, but if you want the same home for 2 different services, then use 1 services (service A) home as your home for both...
So in the other service (service B) you'd lookup the home of service A.....
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From: Stefan Lischke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 11:37 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Same instance of ResourceHome for 2 services
Hi guys,
i'm just struggling using one instance of a ResourceHome for 2 service. I can name the same class in both <resource name="home" type="ResourceHome"> but they get 2 different instances. So it is not
possible to share one resource with 2 or more services.
Is this a feature or a bug?
I need this for the following stuff: i have a Resource which is a Subscription, but i need 2 different services for it. The first one gets all notifications with usenotify=false (that means with no notify tag around, so im using my own WSRFMsg Handler) the second one gets the SubscriptionEnd Message.
any ideas?
stefan
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