Excellent work Bill!
I will take a look at the code later, but in the meantime there is something I haven't
seen. You say that clustering-specific config have been removed from
standard-jboss.xml. So, where are defined the default stack config for clustering? For
example, for HA-SFSB, we need to have some specific interceptors. Where are they
defined now?
Thanks. Cheers,
Sacha
> -----Message d'origine-----
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]De la part de Bill
> Burke
> Envoy� : lundi, 29 avril 2002 02:14
> � : Jboss-Dev
> Objet : [JBoss-dev] Multi invokers per container committed
>
>
> JBoss 3.1 (CVS-HEAD) now has the ability to bind multiple invokers per EJB
> container. This means that one EJB container can serve up requests from
> IIOP, RMI, SOAP, <your-protocol-here> all at the same time. Also, if your
> EJBs are configured correctly in jboss.xml Beans accessed through bean
> ejb-refs will automatically and transparently use the correct protocol.
> Meaning, if you start off on IIOP, you'll stay on IIOP (unless the call is
> colocated).
>
> There have been some fundamental changes to configuration:
> 1. <container-configuration> no longer has client-interceptors defined
> within it. A new invoker to proxy factory binding has the
> client-interceptor definitions for each proxyfactory/invoker
> binding combo.
> 2. Also, <container-invoker> configuration tag has been removed from
> <container-configuration>.
> 3. jdk1.2.2 support has been removed from standardjboss.xml
> 4. THere are no more Clustered <container-configuration> definitions in
> standardjboss.xml. They're no longer needed
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