I don't think you have to change the way you package classes. As per the
new spec, if an app uses a standalone RAR, then RAR classes are visible
to the app. It seems your WAR is not declaring a dependency on the RAR.
How does the WAR use the resources exposed by the RAR? Does it not use
resource-ref?
Sahoo
On Thursday 03 June 2010 10:27 PM, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Looking through my code I see that my web app uses my custom implementation classes of JCA interfaces such as Connection, ConnectionFactory, Interaction, InteractionSpec, etc. I could probably change the code to reference these objects using the interface type, because those interfaces should be on the classpath.
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> Really the only classes that my web app needs to access from inside the .RAR are classes that implement the Record interface, and any model objects that those classes use.
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> I'm going to try the following:
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> 1) Move classes that implement Record into a separate .jar file that is not bundled inside the .RAR or .WAR file. I'll place this new .jar file in /domain1/lib. I'll also move model objects that the Records use into this new .jar.
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> 2) Change my web app to use only JCA interfaces when loading a connection from JNDI, setting up an interaction and executing it.
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> Hopefully that works, I'll let you know.
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