the "old" way for JBoss servers is a JNDI lookup, which looks something
like this:
InitialContext initialContext = new InitialContext();
service = initialContext.lookup("<myEJB>");
normaly <myEJB> would be the name used in the @stateless or @statefull
annotation or (if not set) the classname
As it has been explained to me in current JBoss servers you can inject
beans by annotating a method or variable with @EJB <beanName> or only
with @EJB (then the type of the variable/parameter) is used.
But this only works in the servlett context and therefore by using
Struts ..... I'm out.
Would the lookup work on other application servers?
Greetings
Struts Two schrieb:
I am currently using my own customized EJB3InjectInterceptor for Websphere
application server (It only injects local beans as I do not use remote in my
application). Now seeing that Jeromy is working on a new Interceptor, I wonder
if all the servers follow the same lookup pattern. I know that in websphere you
can look up a local session bean using:
ejblocal:<fully qualified class name>
If the lookup pattern is the same among all the servers then having an
interceptor that does the injection regardless of the server used is a great
idea.
Jeromy Evans schrieb:
Alexander Baetz wrote:
Hi,
i'm currently working on a new Interceptor for EJB Injection on
Actions. I allready extendet it to work on fields and methods. But
since i dont like to make my own Annotation type i wanted to use the
javax.ejb.ejb anotation. But there is a small problem with that:
the annotation used by the ejb3-plugin for struts 2 has a field that
determines if the bean is statefull or stateless. I don't have this
bean, so how do i determine for the injection if the bean is statefull?
I'm not familiar with the plugin, but why does it need to know whether
the bean is statefull or stateless? I don't think that should affect
the lookup or injection into the action, should it? Only the
Container that instantiates the bean and provides the instance cares,
doesn't it?
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