I will take it On 10/3/07, David Blevins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Not going to have time to work on this before I split for vacation, > but our Hello World (http://openejb.apache.org/hello-world.html) page > is getting some hits (according to google analytics) and it's a non- > functional example. > > The deploy flags are wrong (it's referring to 0.9.2). That whole > warning about us writing to your jar file is wrong, we don't do that > anymore. > > The client code in the "A basic client application" is wrong. It > shouldn't use the security parameters with bogus information, the > user and pass should just be cut out. Package names should be > updated to org.apache.openejb. Provider url should be "ejbd:// > 127.0.0.1:4201". For the example that uses > LocalInitialContextFactory, you don't need to specify the > openejb.home anymore. The JNDI name is also incorrect, it would be > "HelloRemoteHome". > > The warning about needing sun's jndi library needs to go. > > The RunIt.sh scripts point to jdk1.3, we require 1.5 or higher. They > add dist/ and beans/ directories to the classpath, we don't have > those anymore (apps/ replaces beans/). We don't need the tools.jar > in the classpath anymore. > > The references to the log say "c:\openejb\openejb.log" without the > required logs/ directory. The text "begin with ** , ** , or **" > should actually say "WARN, ERROR, FATAL" instead of just have stars. > > Optionally, you can forget the micro updates and just write a new > Hello World that uses EJB 3 :) Up to you. > > Any volunteers? > > -David > > > > >
-- Karan Singh Malhi
