w00t ... thanks Chris.
On Aug 24, 2007, at 3:35 PM, Christopher Blythe wrote:
All,
I finally have all of the EJB 2.1 components pulled from trunk and
have converted DayTrader 2.0 over to be Java EE 5 only. I have
functionally tested as many of the operational modes and primitives
that I can think of and am ready to commit the changes.
Here is a high-level summary of the changes...
- Removed all EJB 2.1 entity and session beans
- Removed all information from the ejb-jar.xml file (annotations
are provided in all EJB/MDB classes)
- Updated pom.xml files to remove old dependencies and move to EE 5
specs
- Updated streamer client to use new EJB 3 session bean
- Add "-waitForMain" option to both app clients (workaround for
GERONIMO-3436)
- Updated plan files and moved all persistence options to
persistence.xml
Just in case... I created a copy of trunk in branches/
dt20_ejb21_ejb30 (for those that desired an ear with both EJB 2.1
and 3.0 components). I'm not so secretly hoping we can kill it
off... and everyone will use DayTrader 1.2 and 2.0 for making EJB
2.1 to 3.0 comparisons.
As a side note, it's amazing how little you need in the DDs and
deployment plans now. Actually, we could reduce the number of
references in the web.xml DD as well if all of the resources needed
by TradeDirect were done within a container managed object that
supported annotation based resource lookups.
All for now... enjoy the splendor of Java EE 5!
Chris
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