If injection doesn't work, the field is not set and it will be null. If
the injection fails, you will see a warning or an exception in the log.
If it didn't happen because there is no code that performs the injection
in this type of the component, the field will not be set and there will
be no trace in the log.
-marina
On 3/8/13 2:33 AM, forums_at_java.net wrote:
> For legacy reasons we are forced to implement a soap endpoint using
> Axis 1.4.
> The endpoint is packaged as a war. We tried to inject our EJBs using @EJB
> Annotions, however this failed silently and left us with a field with
> a value
> that is null. There are ways to get around this, however, I would be
> interested in the reasons why this does not work. On the other hand,
> probably
> there still is an error in the application I haven't been able to
> find. So,
> has anybody been able to inject their EJBs with an Axis endpoint
> running in
> glassfish? If not, can somebody please explain why I can't do this in the
> same way this can be done using an JAX-RS endpoint in a war?
>
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