It would be nice to have a SecurityService that allowed you to use the
Servlet api to enforce role based security and authorization when using
openejb in *embedded* mode inside a servlet container.
The HttpServletRequest api gives you
isUserInRole()
getRemoteUser()
The ejb SessionContext
Hi
On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 10:18 PM, Anthony Fryer wrote:
> i come from a weblogic background having used it for years. Now days i much
> much prefer openejb/tomee. Other ejb containers are memory pigs by
> comparison, have slow boot times and are impossible to embed and use for
> unit testing.
i come from a weblogic background having used it for years. Now days i much
much prefer openejb/tomee. Other ejb containers are memory pigs by
comparison, have slow boot times and are impossible to embed and use for
unit testing. They do have more fully featured admin consoles and
docUmentation tho
David,
just one note, i did some changes to disallow a complete webapp to be
treated by OpenEJB.
Dunno if that is still up in the TomcatWebAppBuilder, but in the mid time
that could be helpful.
It can be a servlet context attribute or init property.
org.apache.openejb.tomcat.catalina.TomcatWebA
Thank you so much for the feedback, Lilly!
It would be absolutely fantastic if you could post any errors from the logs or
describe what didn't work with the deployment of both #1 and #2 apps.
For #1, the Java EE TCK is good but you know how portability goes :) Tens of
thousands of tests and st
Hi Matthew,
Do you have that old blog post around somewhere or mind giving some details on
the scale of the system you rolled out?
-David
On Mar 15, 2012, at 11:42 AM, Jean-Louis MONTEIRO wrote:
> Some month ago, we also got a similar feedback from another user and
> company.
> Here is the ar
Some month ago, we also got a similar feedback from another user and
company.
Here is the article refering the user blog.
https://blogs.apache.org/openejb/entry/user_blog_openejb_rapid_j2ee
Hope it helps on the discussion.
Jean-Louis
2012/3/15 Neale Rudd
> Hi Markus,
>
> Very impressed that yo
Hum strange, the download links seem great now.
Didn't do anything but ...
Jean-Louis
2012/3/15 Jean-Louis MONTEIRO
> Hi Adrien,
>
> First of, thanks a lot for the feedback. That is an important point to
> make OpenEJB/TomEE progress in a good way.
>
> Just one note regarding the drop-in-war ap
Hi Adrien,
First of, thanks a lot for the feedback. That is an important point to make
OpenEJB/TomEE progress in a good way.
Just one note regarding the drop-in-war approach versus the TomEE full
package: the drop-in-war should work in most cases, but we had to tweek
tomcat and our integration to
Hello,
Both should definitely work.
If not, let us know so we can fix.
The best is a simple test case (webapp) we can drop in TomEE.
Anyway, thanks for the feedback
Jean-Louis
2012/3/15 Lilly Wang
> Hello,
>
> I have been a Tomcat user for over 10 years. I like Tomcat, because it is
> si
Hello,
I have been a Tomcat user for over 10 years. I like Tomcat, because it is
simple and easy to use, and it always making my web app working.
I like the idea of OpenEJB+Tomcat => Apache TomEE!
I expect:
1) my EE app will work with TomEE as easy as with Tomcat, but it seems not.
2)
yep that's correct.
in fact - doesn't mean anything.
we simply take each line and use it as an excluded prefix.
- Romain
2012/3/15 Neale Rudd
> Thanks Romain,
>
> Having trouble building the snapshot due to a problem in a dependant
> project, so we're trying conf/exclusions.list which does i
hmm,
try to compile the maven plugins before openejb:
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/openejb/trunk/maven-plugins/
i'm not sure everything is up to adte in nexus
- Romain
2012/3/15 Neale Rudd
> Hi Romain,
>
> I followed your instructions for the build, thanks for that.
>
> However - I get p
Hi,
i fixed several issues regarding such thing on trunk, can you give it a
try? (4.0.0-beta-3-SNAPHOT)
- Romain
2012/3/15 afryer
> Recently when shutting down TomEE (4.0.0-beta2) I have been getting the
> following exception...
>
> SEVERE: Exception thrown while destroying bean instance : [S
Recently when shutting down TomEE (4.0.0-beta2) I have been getting the
following exception...
SEVERE: Exception thrown while destroying bean instance : [Stateless2,
Name:null, WebBeans Type:ENTERPRISE, API
Types:[openejb.ejbs.Stateless2Service,java.lang.Object],
Qualifiers:[javax.enterprise.injec
Hi Romain,
I followed your instructions for the build, thanks for that.
However - I get part way then it crashes here in the Core target building
plexus:
[INFO]
[INFO] Building OpenEJB :: Container :: Core
[INFO]task
Thanks Romain,
Having trouble building the snapshot due to a problem in a dependant
project, so we're trying conf/exclusions.list which does indeed seem to be
in beta2.
Couldn't find any docs, but from the source code, it seems to be in this
format:
avalon-framework-
axis-
axis2-
bcprov-
b
Hi Markus,
Very impressed that you're running JEE on an embedded device with 128mb of
RAM!
Wouldn't have thought that was possible at all!
Best Regards,
Neale
Hi Markus!
Thanks for the feedback!
If there were a company with a large budget and expert engineers, what would be
on the list of things you'd want to see done to make OpenEJB/TomEE a viable
option?
-David
On Mar 15, 2012, at 4:01 AM, Markus Lutum wrote:
> Hi Gil.
>
> Maybe I have a litt
Hi Gil.
Maybe I have a little bit another opinion on this like the core developers
because I am a user :-)
At my current customer we uses Jboss since version 3.x so more than 8 years I
think. Current productive system is using 4.2.3 and we currently try to migrate
to JBoss 7.1 which is a big i
There are differences but we try to make them as small as possible (we even
managed a way to simulate webapp context in standalone to get close url in
both environments).
To summarrize the differenec let say in standalone you dont have a webapp
context.
Maybe you can give us some more inputs rega
Hi Romain,
Thanks for your input.
The things that I am most concerned about are performance and
reliability. I especially worry about reliability - sometimes issues
with reliability can be hard to find.
By the way - do you know if there any differences in running openEJB
embedded versus as part
in last version (understand trunk) you have 2 mecanisms:
1) tomee/conf/exclusions.list [i'm no more sure at all but i think it is in
beta-2]
-> contain a list of file (in fact prefixes: for instance "commons-") to
avoid to scan
2) WEB-INF/scan.xml
-> contains the list of classes and/or packages to
Hi,
from what i know (but i'm not so fair) JBoss seems more complicated for a
gain i don't see. OpenEJB is simple and works very well in production. One
cons of OpenEJB is it is not *officially* certified for the whole JEE 6
stack (only webprofile) but your app should work perfectly.
IMO you sho
Hi,
Our company is trying to pick between JBoss and OpenEJB for a J2EE
application that would use both EJB and JMS/MDBs for a production
environment.
Would anyone be able to tell me the pros and cons of using one or the
other?
Thanks
Gil
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