On Wed, Nov 24, 2004 at 02:50:57PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello, > > My name is Wade Shromoff and I'm a JAVA consultant working for a client > that needs an offline version of their application. I heard about openEJB > and starting trying to use it. I've run across some problems. The > following link goes to a message where the same problem is discussed: > > http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00822.html > > It appeared to be acknowledged as a problem and had a solution. However > with your last release on June 5th 2003, and looking at the CVS code this > fix has not been made. I'm curious if this project is still alive?
Yes it is. All the work is going on in the OpenEJB 2 branch. Anything EJB related in the Geronimo M1, M2, or M3 release notes is actually referring to development taking place in OpenEJB (Geronimo's EJB provider). Does OpenEJB 2 support the OpenEJB 1 style configs and feature set? No, not yet. It will, though. When it does there will be an official OpenEJB 2 release of some sort (beta, milestone or something of that nature). At the moment though, we are working very hard on EJB 2.1 compliance and filling out the last remaining peices; EJB-QL, CORBA, and Web Services. -David
