James,
> So if the test works fine remotely then it is guaranteed, basically,
> to work the same way locally?
Indeed. You are testing business logic, not the way your are accessing
that logic (JBoss should take care that the result is the same, not you
;-)
As a reminder, while Uncatched excep
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] local session beans
James, you and I have the same problem let me know if u get to a solution, I'll do
the same from my side..
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James, you and I have the same problem let me know if u get to a solution, I'll do
the same from my side..
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Stephane, Thats exactly what I was going to do next, thanx for the confirmation!
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the local interface is just
Stephane Nicoll wrote:
the local interface is just an optimization, nothing more. If you want to
test the business of your beans, just made them remote and access them
remotely.
The only difference will be performence and a RemoteException instead of an
uncatched exception (runtimexception)
So if
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Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] local session beans
Stephane Nicoll wrote:
>If you are trying to access your bean from a test running outside JBoss it's
>normal. L
You have a couple of options, but they basically
revolve around the same principal:
You need a bridge that can be invoked remotely, but
that runs in the JBoss VM and can therefore invoke the
local beans.
Check out Cactus, which does this via servlets.
You might also consider using an MBean which
Stephane Nicoll wrote:
If you are trying to access your bean from a test running outside JBoss it's
normal. Local SB can be accessed inside JBoss only.
So how can you unit test the local SBs if they have to run inside JBoss?
I am guessing that is why my unit tests fail when I try getting the
L
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Hi,
I seem to be having a problem trying to reference my local session beans from
a small test client I wrote, any ideas?
Thanx
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Is the test client in a seperate VM ? If so, that is
the problem. Local beans are only accessible in the
same VM.
//Nicholas
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> Hi,
>
> I seem to be having a problem trying to reference my
> local session beans from a small test client I
> wrote, any
Hi,
I seem to be having a problem trying to reference my local session beans from a small
test client I wrote, any ideas?
Thanx
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