Hej.
I've made a stateless bean and a remote interface. When I try to call it from
an external client I get NPE.
The JMX-Console shows the remote interface in the global jndi namespace, but it
says " (no security manager: RMI class loader disabled)".
That is with seam; An ejb3 project without sea
OK, thanks.
Did a clean reinstall (instead of just on top of the old) and then it works.
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Hi.
I try to use asynchronicity but it won't work.
Now I have run the jems installer again, with ejb3 profile, and then tried to
run the seampay exmple. Same problem again.
Is it really broken or is there any mistake from my side?
/Bengt
debug print:
Exception during INVOKE_APPLICATION(5): $Pr
1: The count of documents increase if I have to write a bean class and a local
interface for every table where I need this feature.
This is not a big deal since these are almost trivial to write (and maybe the
document count is not increased if I can do without some xml files).
2: I don't like to
OK, I understand that is why it is not working.
I know I can make it work with a session bean, like the clickable list in the
documentation.
Is there a better way (without the session bean) where I can utilize the
framework instead?
(I have tried the home object .instance but the same thing happ
Hi
I have an entity bean but I try to do without a session bean to manage it.
Instead I use the framework to define an entity-query that I use in a table.
Getting and displaying the members works fine, but I cannot call the methods.
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