I'd do it once 1.6.1 would be released. This way the announcement would be
more consistent and would show the transition easily.
Note that with still have some stupid failures (entity without id last time
i looked) and we need to get everything green before going ahead IMO.
Le jeudi 30 janvier 20
Think it's about time we start the Java EE 7 branch.
OpenJPA still hasn't really started JPA 2.1 and last I checked neither had
ActiveMQ started JMS 2.0, but other projects are feature complete.
Thoughts?
-David
Since our blog hasn't seen a ton of action and the twitter widget died months
and months ago, I switched up our front page so that it lists the downloads.
We can probably automate that or restore the news or any other options :) As
always, suggestions welcome.
-David
Thank you
2014-01-29 Romain Manni-Bucau
> Hi,
>
> not reliably but you can implement you own InitialContextFactory to
> translate jndi names easily
> Romain Manni-Bucau
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Hi,
not reliably but you can implement you own InitialContextFactory to
translate jndi names easily
Romain Manni-Bucau
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2014-01-29 Jarek Dąbrowski
Hi,
yes, it's not standard jndi, but this jndi is used by application and work
when application is deployed on WAS 6.1.
My question is:
Is it possible to use this jndi in OpenEJB?
2014-01-29 Romain Manni-Bucau
> Hi
>
> what's com/starts/pl/AccountsBean? doesn't look standard jndi
> Romain Manni
Hi
what's com/starts/pl/AccountsBean? doesn't look standard jndi
Romain Manni-Bucau
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2014-01-29 Jarek Dąbrowski :
> Hello,
> I have an ear with app
Hello,
I have an ear with application which works on WAS 6.1.
Bean PersonBean (which is in this ear) gets another bean (AccountsBean) by
jndi:
context.lookup("com/starts/pl/AccountsBean");
It works on WAS 6.1
I try to test PersonBean using OpenEJB in Eclipse.
I have a problem with this jndi, when
