By the way, I am trying to start the java applet using the following HTML
tag:
mgyh wrote:
>
> I am new to OpenEJB. So far, I am very pleased and would like to use this
> for additional development. I installed OpenEJB successfully in Tomcat
> 6.0 (download the .war, deployed to webapps, t
Hi Thomas,
I could not reproduce the error. Could you share the code?
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 6:50 AM, wrote:
> Hi @all,
>
> so now I tracked down my problem with the Extended PersistenceContext. The
> reason for failure was the TransactionManagement.
> Anyhow I tried to work with different possi
I am new to OpenEJB. So far, I am very pleased and would like to use this
for additional development. I installed OpenEJB successfully in Tomcat 6.0
(download the .war, deployed to webapps, then ran the installer). I created
a Bean and am able to successfully use this in a JSP program. This wo
[note to future readers: this content does not apply to EXTENDED
persistence contexts]
On Feb 11, 2009, at 8:14 AM, Bharath Ganesh wrote:
The clear method would detach all the entities from the EM. Whenever
you
invoke a method on an EM, in a non-transactional context,
semantically it
would
The clear method would detach all the entities from the EM. Whenever you
invoke a method on an EM, in a non-transactional context, semantically it
would mean you are using a new EM every time. The EM cache would be cleaned
up after every method call. I am not sure how this is implemented in
OpenEJB
Hi,
got our production application running with Openejb on Tomcat.
We are using:
- Spring 2.5.1 (JndiObjectFactoryBean); we could replace this with @EJB
- Facelets with JSF 1.2
- Timer
- MDBs
- Hibernate as JPA provider
- Entity and Session Beans
Currently no problems.
We have a newsletter modu
Hi David,
i interpreted your answer as there should not be a problem with Spring.
Hence thanks for the hint ;-).
So i took my test web application and tried to get Spring 2.5.1 running with
JndiObjectFactoryBean and it worked.
Hence i looked in our production application and i am sorry we had a
p
Ok thanks David.
Let me explain the circumstances of my question :
I have a Stateful session bean. All methods are non transactional. I only
want to browse entities.
Let's say I have a reference to an entity. I call the clear() method on the
session bean.
After that, it's still possible to bro
Hi David,
With eclipse WTP you can debug a web application without restart tomcat
(except a few cases, like changes on a struts config).
It runs an instance of tomcat using a temp folder to deploy webapp
(exploded) and some custom xml configuration (adds a few special tags inside
server.xml and web
