Sahoo, I hope you did not mean what you just said...
"each component should be as independent as
possible, each should be responsible for initialization of the resource
that they need [...]".
Are you actually involved in Java EE specification? Where did you read
what you said?
How do you think, component can be as independent as possible, being
responsible for initialization of resources in the same time? And what
if you want some resource to be available for every component inside
module/application?
You are asking what kind of resource are we talking about. I am not
sure about Chris, but I told already, I would like to initialize
Spring's ApplicationContext to do some stuff with Spring I cannot do
with EJB3.
Witold Szczerba
2008/2/22, Sahoo <Sahoo_at_sun.com>:
> What kind of resource initialization are we talking about here? I am
> wondering why there is no ejb-jar level event defined in the spec so far
> unlike one that exists for web module. May be it has to do with the
> fundamental difference between war module and ejb-jar module. A war is
> considered one component where as individual ejbs in an ejb-jar is
> considered a component. Since each component should be as independent as
> possible, each should be responsible for initialization of the resource
> that they need. Going by this argument, can't EJB's lifecycle methods be
> used to do resource initialization?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sahoo
>
>
> Witold Szczerba wrote:
> > Good, question. I would like to use Spring for some things I cannot do
> > with EJB3 and I do not have WAR module, so I am joining the question
> > from Chris.
> >
> > Witold Szczerba
> >
> > 2008/2/21, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org <glassfish_at_javadesktop.org>:
> >
> >> Hello,
> >>
> >> I'm still pretty green to GlassFish, so I'm hoping someone can enlighten me. Basically, I'm trying to initialize some resources during the application startup. Since the server hosts multiple EARs, I really cannot use the server life cycle hooks. Also, the way this application is wired, I can't use the web application life-cycle listeners (or servlet init functions) to perform this. Are there any hooks into the server to allow for this prior to the web applications (there are multiple WARs in the EAR) accepting requests? Something like a preStartup or postStartup interface that I could use? Thanks!
> >>
> >> Chris
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