anonymous wrote : Re: "EJB3 will throw an exception if you have to EJBs with
the same EJB name in the same EAR."
Not currently. Instead, the application starts up perfectly -- without
exception, error, or warning. Two beans with the *same* JNDI are printed in
the log:
| 18:36:27,841 INFO [Component] Component: ManagerLogin, scope:
CONVERSATION, type: STATEFUL_SESSION_BEAN, class:
com.removed.web.manager.LoginImpl, JNDI: hh-test/LoginImpl/local
| 18:36:27,903 INFO [Component] Component: CommerceLogin, scope:
CONVERSATION, type: STATEFUL_SESSION_BEAN, class:
com.removed.web.commerce.LoginImpl, JNDI: hh-test/LoginImpl/local
|
The application starts up fine. The above logged conflict is ONLY revealed at
runtime when Seam throws: "value found for In attribute has the wrong type:
LoginImpl".
anonymous wrote : Re: "You would not really have noticed"
Well, it would have been coded differently to be sure.
I can come up with a naming convention to work around this but it has to be
better than constantly duplicating the name:
@Stateful(name="ManagerLogin")
@Name("ManagerLogin")
I was already using a prefixing convention on @Name to avoid duplication, and
that's fine. It's very similar conceptually to avoiding duplication in @Entity.
However, with this new resolution method I have to avoid duplication by
convention *twice*.
If Seam could allow an empty @Name() and resolve the name from
@Stateful/Stateless, that would at least allow convention to continue in a
similar fashion.
Not withstanding any of the above suggestions, an exception or prominent
warning does need to get raised if a Component with the same JNDI path as
another Component is registered. This would at least allow me to catch the
conflicts at startup rather than runtime, and I wouldn't feel like I was
potentially creating a bunch of runtime-only exceptions.
Thanks for hearing this out.
Ryan
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