Matt... As I mentioned last week, I started working on a full EJB3 mode for Daytrader 2.0 on Glassfish. I was able to get this up and running under load late yesterday afternoon. So far, I have not seen any exceptions; however, I have not had a chance to verify how much data I may be stomping due to the optimistic nature of EJB3/JPA. In addition to the full workload, I also have a full set of EJB3 session and entity primitives. I will try to have a patch (and/or these changes integrated) within the next day or so.
Chris On 3/14/07, David Jencks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
someone just reported a problem with some required classes being in one of the app client jars and no longer being accessible to the server. I caused this recently :-) by making the app client deployer copy the files into the app client's configuration rather than the ear configuration. This makes the app client config independent of the ear config so it should be possible to deploy it without the ear config present. I'm not quite sure what the best solution is....nor am I sure that having an app client as a manifest dependency of a server side component is spec compliant. I think we could either: (1) if the app client is specified as a manifest cp entry, copy it into the ear config but just as a jar, so there would be 2 copies, one in the ear and one in the app client (2) in this case make the app client config a parent of the ear config At the moment (1) sounds more reliable to me. thanks david jencks On Mar 14, 2007, at 9:42 AM, Matt Hogstrom wrote: > I'll be working on DT today. My goals are to first get the monster > deployed on trunk (and working or JIRA's opened identifying > issues). I'm also going to next look at primitives for EJB 3.0 and > see where we lack and what needs to be added. > > I suspect we would like to keep the AppClients that use WS and for > data integrity verification. Most people don't find them that > useful (only a few postings about what they are). If anyone has an > opinion one way or the other chime in. > > I know chris has done some cleanup so maybe all this is already > done :) > >
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