So, is the inverse true:
a jar filled with utility classes placed outside the lib directory can
have a negative impact on the deployment speed of an ear, since the
deployment code needs to "see" if the file contains Java EE annotations?
Thanks,
vbk
Hong Zhang wrote:
> Hi, Vince
> If you specify this other-ejb.jar in the application.xml as an ejb
> jar, it will be processed. Otherwise, it will not be processed as ejb
> jar.
>
> Thanks,
>
> - Hong
>
> vince kraemer wrote:
>
>> If I have a jar file that has Java EE 5 annotations (like @EJB) in
>> the lib directory of an ear file (my.ear:!/lib/other-ejb.jar) are the
>> EJBs from other-ejb.jar detected?
>>
>> Thanks,vbk
>>
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