Re: [jBoss-User] Using jboss.xml to add to the classpath

[Rickard �berg]

Hi!

Ken Jenks wrote:
> Here's the example:
>    http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/entjbeans2/chapter/examples.html

Most interesting. IMHO this is not the proper way to do this. As noted
before, this is an EJB1.0-ish way of doing it, and that still is no good
excuse.

The proper way to do this is, IMnsHO, to package all beans as an
application, with one EJB-JAR XML descriptor. That will make it
substantially easier to manage this application. 

Also, note that by keeping all beans in separate jars he is relying on
the containers ability to link to other beans by way of a global JNDI
namespace, which is something that is not mandated by the EJB or J2EE
spec. The only way to make this app truly portable is to package them as
an application, and as above, I would argue that this is a rather
logical thing to do in this case.

Makes sense?

/Rickard

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