I coded this today, just used the field instead of a setter method. Your
pseudo code was very helpful, thanks :-)
Maybe the following snippet is useful for someone with the same problem.
Should I post this on the wiki as well? I am not sure if it is a good
solution - but it works for me.
Can
Hello
I am trying to find a way of calling efficienlty from Struts Actions -
SLSBs EJB3. I have made a question before.
- Doing JNDI calls all the time through every action works though its a
very primitive way of doing it.
-Tried to implement the Service locator pattern though the semantics
Currently there is no EJB3 support in Struts, however I have done this
on a couple of projects. I used a custom annotation to mark action
setters as ejb3 then a custom interceptor that looks for the annotation,
looks up the ejb3 and injects it into the action. Doing it this way is
less than
Hi !
Ian, can you provide some kind of example source code to play with ?
I'm interesting in Struts 2 and EJB 3 interoperability, but I can't
figure out how to get started. Thanks !
On 1/22/07, Ian Roughley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Currently there is no EJB3 support in Struts, however I have
Hi again.
Ian thank you for your reply.
If I understood well, please pardon me...if it is wrong the following
you said
1) implement your custom ejb3 annotations into struts ok
I wonder the @EJB annotations are not going to work (I guess). I had a
look @ some glassfish FAQ..
2)Then
While I have not used it, the Spring Framework provides strategies for
defining Spring Beans which are EJB factories (or something like that.)
Struts 2 works quite nicely using Spring as the Action Factory, which can
take care of resolving all Action dependencies whether or not they are EJBs.
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can i Do it?
While I have not used it, the Spring Framework provides strategies for
defining Spring Beans which
On 1/22/07, Paris Apostolopoulos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
I wonder the @EJB annotations are not going to work (I guess). I had a
look @ some glassfish FAQ..
The standard annotations for Java EE 5 resource injection are indeed *not*
going to work on a Struts action, because they only
I can't provide the code - it is owned my a client. But here is the
pseudo code:
class EJB3Interceptor implements Interceptor {
public String intercept(ActionInvocation actionInvocation) throws
java.lang.Exception {
Object action = actionInvocation.getAction();
for all
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