Am I the only one finding the irony of this thread to be somewhat
humorous? :-)
I mean, a proposal to cut down spam results in the largest spam thread
ever (AFAICT)...
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but what's the point of pooling entity beans?
I'd say there are two cases. If your EntityBeans do not have a lot of
client and entity identity specific state, then it might just as well be
better to not to pool Entity
Disclaimer: This is a tricky subject, and I do not in any way claim to
have the final answer on this one.
Now, on with the show..
What you say is true, but I thought the main savings were in object creation
and garbage collection. That is why stateless session beans (which normally
will have
My guess is that if you do not have client and entity specific state, then
you maybe better of using stateless session beans.
Of course, but that's not really what I have been referring to, is it?
Please re-read my previous posts.
I have to re-read the spec but if my memory serves me
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001 15:48:10 +, Ian McCallion
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Can you give us some idea of the problem you solved by having state associated
with the entity context? Would I be right in thinking of things like socket
connections, connections to legacy systems, or business rules loaded
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listwheshh
This is unbelievable , I don't know what the administrators of this list
are doing.
You're assuming there administrators of this list. As far as I can
Announcing Mastering RMI
This new book will take you into the depths of RMI, and show you how it
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architectural level. Specific features such as dynamic classloading,
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Hello,
I am trying to package my EJB app in an ear file.
The problem seems to revolve around a 3rd party library I am using.
My EJB uses the jdom.jar file.
JBoss specific questions should be sent to the JBoss
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On Wed, 14 Feb 2001 11:07:25 +, Ian McCallion
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java:comp/env could in theory be provided by any type of container, eg a servlet
container, a web browser for applets, and even by the JVM
Hi!
vendor
Here's an independent review of JBoss:
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I started using BMP logic, but I soon discovered it's really an ugly logic.
Since I don't know how many "AND" I have to insert in the select nor I know
if the user wants at all filtering of records I found myself at
Shelly Aggrawal wrote:
What about the ejbFindByPrimaryKey and ejbCreate method problems, if the
ParentPk and the ChildPk are different.
java.lang.Object are valid return values of these methods, regardless of
the exact classes used at runtime.
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Andrea Vicentini wrote:
OK let's digress and start a new thread.
May you explain more deeply what you mean with "it
needs to be adapted"?
IMHO a more precise statement would be that one needs to understand how
the MVC paradigm/ideas relates to the various concepts in J2EE, and then
how
Hey
Dave Glasser wrote:
Let's say I have a single stateless session bean class, with three
public methods (aside from those in the SessionBean interface):
snip
What you're trying to do should work. vendorIt sure will on JBoss
anyway/vendor.
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Rick MacConnell wrote:
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would be suitable for this but it's been deprecated since EJB 1.1. Essentially, for
each call to
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I have do a small performance test and I have this results :
- The server need 3 seconds to create a simple EntityBean
I use JBoss with 128MB and Windows 2000.
I also use a MS Access database (.mdb) and a JDBC-ODBC Bridge type 1.
I look at the task manager and
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Yes, I actually have a test that try to create 1 EntityBeans.
Also, the client that create the 1 EJB is another EJB on the same
server !
I m also searching tools to help me searching for this performance problem
!!
If someone know some tools to analyse
Hi!
"Jeffery, Myles" wrote:
Getting slightly off the EJB topic here: but wouldn't the applet have access
to only www.helliscool.com's CLASSPATH since that is where it originates
from?
The bytecodes are from helliscool.com, but the Java applet is loaded and
executed by the clients browser, or
Andrs Aguiar wrote:
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to avoid to have to write a Remote/Home class for each one?
Sure, just use the same remote/home class for all of them.
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My interpretation of the restriction on file io, is that this code is fine. It uses
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the java.io.File class.
But which of the priests has the best interpretation of the holy spec?
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What you *can do* is use ResourceBundles that are backed by properties
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part of the bean? Is it the classloader? Is it the protection domain? Is
it the interface it is implementing? Or what?
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Plz send me all the documents needed for EJB.
You can download the EJB 1.1 specification from:
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That, and a deductive mind-set, will get you very far.
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cmp-fieldfield-nameServicesState/field-name/cmp-field
It is not a JBoss problem, and it's not a more general problem, it's a
configuration problem. There should be no "primary-field" in
ejb-jar.xml. It's called "primkey-field".
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JNDI dynamically (by using multicast or something). This is veeery
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I have create the XML files and the directory structure, but I do not know
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Use Ant (from jakarta.apache.org) and jar (comes with JDK).
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I use the JBoss Web Server
JBoss is not a web server, it is an application server.
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ting purposes. You may not use it in production, for good reasons.
Refer to (for example)
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servers that you can use.
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They're used to hitting save on their editor and then hitting refresh on their
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Well, I've extended my IDE so when I'm done I just hit a menu item, Ant
is invoked, and I can then switch to the browser. Tada.
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for find methods one could always use Session Beans...
maybe even if I'm looking for the primary key.
What do you think about it?
Session beans is an ok way to do select for view as long as you're aware
of what you're doing.
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How can I make this..
I don't quite understand the question... do you have a method returning
an array, and want help on how to fill that array with values?
Tricky stuff.
And what does this have to do with EJB?
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Perhaps I was confused: you mentioned MBean, is this shorthand for message
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No, an MBean is short for "JMX Managed Bean". A JMX component that is.
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Yes, J2EE/EJB mandates that EJB components should be made available to
all supported J2EE components through the java:comp/env namespace.
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service. When your component is notified you simply call some session
bean to do the processing. I.e. use the MBean to "trigger" the
processing.
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ct, *AND* that library behaves properly in terms of using
doPrivileged at the right times. If you call a library that has been
properly installed in your system, and it throws a SecurityException
because it does something an EJB may not do, then it is clearly a bug in
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sin, Jetty, and Enhydra).
There's also a bunch of tests that you can run for yourself. Download
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luck! (And should you fail this we will naturally deny any knowledge of
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in the specs). (In fact this might
already be done. I need to check that).
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We released a new version yesterday that has java:comp/env support for
servlets. This allow servlets in Tomcat to use java:comp/env JNDI names
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y, we *need* to use I/O.
How do we do it?". If you really really need to do it: use an external
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: Why does the PM have to persist homes?
A bean may choose to support component inheritance relationships by
storing pk+home of a referenced entity. This way it can look it up when
needed, and be sure that the right home is used.
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classpath of the application server. So, if you change the
properties file on the server it will be "automatically" updated on all
nodes, since they all get it from the same place.
You can use my mini-webserver if you want to:
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into the System properties yourself, or include a
file called jndi.properties with these settings in your classpath.
You would use (2) in an external client that accesses your app server. This
is a different VM
2 can be used anywhere, by clients or by beans.
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is that both forms can be used in any case. The difference is
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nsible EJB container I think. Trivial even. The proxies are, as you
note, extremely reusable. See my (UPDATE) message with ReconnectProxy
and RetryProxy for example. One could imagine putting in a FailoverProxy
that switches the name that the ReconnectProxy uses to lookup the server
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describes this in detail.
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the portable solution is to generate subclasses of your beans which you
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doing / thinking right ? If
not, I wish to suggest me a neat way.
Either use environment entries to configure your beans, or use a
properties file and ResourceBundles.
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It is allowed as the last change in the spec. Search the word "properties",
you will find at the end of the spec.
You are absolutely correct.
Ignore my other reply :-)
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source() method directly
would *not* work, *but* since ResourceBundle.getBundle() has been coded
with doPrivileged at very appropriate places (phew) that can be used as
a way to access properties files in the .jar.
Neat.
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develop to.
No, but the most logical options...
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ychronization. How the DB
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. Just got word from a jBoss user that he got TOPLink to work
with jBoss. :-)
And FWIW the "basic" CMP support in jBoss is also pretty ok.
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For complex O/R mapping jBoss will support CocoBase in the
not-so-distant future.
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Please define "exclusive support"? :-)
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to access the JNDI namespace easily.
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appreciate your time.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/hsql/
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On Tue, 22 Aug 2000 13:50:04 +0530, Arul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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hi diwakar
it supports ejb1.0 spec
Does it really? From the Websphere Standard webpage it doesn't seem to
do EJB at all. EJB 1.0 is in the Advanced version though.
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is the property tomcat.home used? I cannot find any references
in the jboss source at all.
right now the run.bat isn't finding tomcat when it trys to start.
Take this to the jboss-user mailing list. It is not an appropriate topic
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We have the technology.
We have the vision.
We have the ideas.
And for each day each of these grow stronger, almost exponentially.
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