David,
We have to ignore the @WebService annotation in
LocalInitialContextFactory. Our legacy project contains more than 100 EJB's
with these annotations, and can't be changed. The legacy libraries are
currently running on an OC4j/IAS environment.
To solve this problem, we made an adjustment on the AnnotationDeployer
class, at line 1021:
"if (sessionBean.getServiceEndpoint() != null)", but that's not recommended
as at least 50 developers will use this tool.
I think that creating that kind of "fork" over your GA is not the best
way to deal with the problem.
Thank's for your support!
David Blevins wrote:
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> On Jun 23, 2008, at 6:29 AM, Jaime Geovane Marcondes wrote:
>
>> I have a project that is annotated with @WebService, but i don't use
>> these in Local mode (LocalInitialContextFactory).
>> It's possible to ignore the annotation of type WebService on start of
>> server ?
>
> We don't have the functionality to ignore the @WebService annotation,
> but on the same side supporting the testing of components as
> @WebService requires you to enable some "heavier" functionality that
> is off by default; essentially a lightweight http server.
>
> If you could share some of the motivation behind wanting to ignore the
> @WebService annotation, we could probably add something that could do
> the trick. I.e. is there something in particular about the processing
> or support of @WebService that you'd really like to avoid?
>
> Sounds like there might some neat ideas.
>
> -David
>
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