Hi all
I'm not sure if this is helpful or not but I thought I would just add my two
cents worth...
I thought that that the @Local annotation was to be placed on the interface
definition? So I would expect the code to be something like this:
@Stateless
public class MyLocalEJB implements MyLocal{...}
@Local
public interface MyLocal {...}
Once you have this setup I would think that looking in the local interface
can be done using the @EJB annotation as follows:
@EJB
private MyLocalEJB myLocalEJB;
Hope this helps, if not sorry for the interjection...
Drayton
2009/5/26 Kenneth Saks <Kenneth.Saks_at_sun.com>
>
> On May 24, 2009, at 4:27 PM, Tim Kiener wrote:
>
> dies, thanks for your message.
>> my POJO is not called from an EJB3-component or servlet or antyhing else
>> managed by the container.
>> it will called from a spring-component and the spring-component from an
>> external jcr-event(like a continous polling on the filesystem).
>> so no managed-component is involved until the lookup.
>>
>>
>> a local-ejb3-component can be looked up by any POJO within the same
>> classloader.
>>
>
> Hi Tim,
>
> The EJB 3.0 spec doesn't define a portable global lookup mechanism for
> Local EJB components. Some vendors have implemented that feature but it's
> not portable. We're addressing this issue in the EJB 3.1 spec. See
> http://blogs.sun.com/kensaks/entry/portable_global_jndi_names
>
> --ken
>
>
>
> apparently glassfish does not provide this.
>> jboss does, though.
>>
>>
>> tim
>>
>>
>> Am 24.05.2009 um 08:37 schrieb Dies Koper:
>>
>> Hi Tim,
>>>
>>> Assuming you are using EJB3.0 (because I haven't read the EJB3.1 spec
>>> yet, I don't know if anything changed), you need to add the following
>>> annotation to the Java EE component class that your POJO is being called
>>> from (for example your Servlet class or other EJB class):
>>>
>>> @EJB(name = "MyLocalEJB", beanInterface = MyLocal.class)
>>>
>>> In the POJO, you'd then do the lookup as you described in #
>>> A:
>>>
>>> > InitialContext ic =new InitialContext();
>>> > ic.lookup("java:comp/env/MyLocalEJB");
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Dies
>>>
>>>
>>> Tim Kiener wrote:
>>>
>>>> hi there,
>>>> its really annoying. i just cant get this usecase to work:
>>>> #1: i have got a simple POJO
>>>> #2: i have got a
>>>> @Local(MyLocal.class)
>>>> @Stateless
>>>> public class MyLocalEJB implements MyLocal{...}
>>>> #3 the PJO and the EJB run within the same EJB-Jar(and EAR)
>>>> Question:
>>>> How can i lookup the local EJB within my POJO.
>>>> I tried the following:
>>>> #A
>>>> InitialContext ic =new InitialContext();
>>>> ic.loopkup("java:comp/env/MyLocalEJB");
>>>> #B
>>>> setting @Stateless(name="MyLocalEJB")
>>>> and tried the ic.lookup(...) again
>>>> #C
>>>> setting @Stateless(name="ejb/MyLocalEJB")
>>>> and tried the ic.lookup("java:comp/env/ejb/MyLocalEJB") again
>>>> CONCLUSION
>>>> nothing worked.
>>>> the glassfish-faq is not clear for me. they assume that you want to
>>>> lookup a local-ejb from a web-client and therefore
>>>> edit the web.xml
>>>> thats not what i want.
>>>> if anybody knows the solution, please be as clear as you can writing
>>>> sample-code.
>>>> thanks in advance. and sorry for sounding stressed.
>>>> tim
>>>>
>>>
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