And you could automate that for all your actions by writing an interceptor for
it. (assumption: googlecode EJB plugin doesn't contain one already).
esemba on 28/10/08 12:33, wrote:
DI by default doesn't work, because POJOs (S2 actions) are not
container-managed resources.
You may use JNDI look
DI by default doesn't work, because POJOs (S2 actions) are not
container-managed resources.
You may use JNDI look
Annotate EJB @Stateless(mappedName="ejb/MyEJB") and in client(S2 action):
InitialContext c = new InitialContext();
MyEJBInterface o = (MyEJBInterface) c.lookup("ejb/MyEJB");
I have n
Am Dienstag, 28. Oktober 2008 04:46:49 schrieb Ronaldo Rigoni ...:
> Yes, I need that the container injected the instance of EJB in
> Action automatically. Sorry for my english.
> Tanks.
You may try the ejb struts plugin from googlecode /struts2 plugin page) - not
the solution you wan't, but you
Yes, I need that the container injected the instance of EJB in
Action automatically. Sorry for my english.
Tanks.
Ronaldo
2008/10/28 esemba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> hi,
> could u be more specific, what is your issue? what do you mean by struts
> factory? you want to inject EJB into struts 2 actio
hi,
could u be more specific, what is your issue? what do you mean by struts
factory? you want to inject EJB into struts 2 action?
Ronaldo Rigoni ... wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> Can I create a Struts Factory managed in GlassFish?
> Because I have a EJB in my action, and if the bean has created by
> c
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