Major Péter wrote:
>> Lucky you, we've just added support to EJB Timers with the -all.jar. Try
>> the latest 3.1 build, but remove the name from the TimerService
>> @Resource: jdbc/__TimerPool is the underline datasource, not the timer
>> service itself.
>>
>
> Cool, I've just switched to 3.1-SNAPSHOT and it's not failing there now. :)
>
>
>> I'm not sure what you can do in terms of testing your web-layer though
>> because EJB API do not cover that...
>>
>
> For web-layer I'm using Wicket, and Wicket has some nice testoptions,
> like submitting a form and checking whether the feedbackpanel shows the
> right message and stuff like that.
> Currently I'm able to start the EJBContainer with the EJB's the
> WicketApplication is also started, but until I can't figure out
> something for the 'java:global' naming for my EJB's (how could I find
> out the appname? -- so my code could work both for tests and in real
> life...), I'm kind of stucked.
>
How does the EJB container display the java:global name? Did you try to
add ejb-jar.xml with the <module-name>? If you have more that 1 EJB
module, add the name of your choice via EJBContainer.APP_NAME property
to the Map passed to createEJBContainer call.
HTH,
-marina
> Any hint on this?
>
> Thanks,
> Peter
>
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