...My company has choosen to use OpenEJB as their EJB container.
Great! What made the choice? What were your requirements?
We are building a content management system and website management. Basically we are "re-making" a own product that was designed a few years ago in ASP.
I'm thinking in create some kind of script or a simple app. to generate these files:
ejb-jar.xml - the ejb-jar file descriptor server.xml - reference for EJB beans in the tomcat web.xml - reference for EJB beans in the webapp <Home Interface>, <Remote Interface>, <Bean> Class skeletons
Looks like it's going to be a sort of XDoclet. Perhaps, it's also possible to create an app so that developer would describe his application via a set of attributes. Having defined so, your app would generate the files and necessary classes/interfaces/etc.
I'd very appreciate if you'd show us the app once it's finished.
I'll try to make the app available.
Well i was wondering something like:Now, i'd like to know what's the "best" (or most performant) implementation for each type of bean, so i could generate the apropriatte skeleton:
I don't think I get the point. What do you mean by "the best implementation"?
+ do we need the value object's layer? + should CMP prevail over BMP? + when to use BMP? + what are the limitations of CMP? + what features aren't supported on the OQL used on OpenEJB? + should we cache the Home interfaces using factory objects? ...
Paulo Lopes
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