Hello everyone,
I have been searching for examples on how to configure Spring to return the Remote interface for a STATEFUL Session Bean and have been unsuccessful. Its easy to do with a...
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Hello everyone,
I have been searching for examples on how to configure Spring to return the Remote interface for a STATEFUL Session Bean and have been unsuccessful. Its easy to do with a...
Thanks very much, Andreas. My vote is in.
Oleksandr,
Yes, I know that what you are suggesting is possible. That is, I know that I can manually, within my own java code, set the userContext on the UserService. However, in a complex system...
Andreas,
Interesting, indeed. Could you explain this idea a bit? I'm still fairly new to Spring (learning fast...) and this seems to be an advanced idea that I'm having trouble fitting properly...
Its not the NewService that needs the UserContext. Its a dependency of NewService, specifically UserService.
Unfortunately, the UserContext is part of the public API for my project. Our clients construct the UserContext and pass it to us via our method invocations, or sometimes via factory parameters as...
No, UserServiceFactory and UserService do not need to be Spring managed (and in fact, they aren't, having been built before Spring was introduced). However, my NewService has UserService as a...
Hello everyone,
I have a problem for which I need some guidance. I have a legacy service which is normally generated via a factory. For example:
UserService service =...
Here is a better representation of the exception:
[java] <Feb 27, 2007 1:00:52 PM EST> <Info> <EJB> <BEA-010213> <Message-Driven EJB: ActivityMessageEJB's transaction was roll
edback. The...
Thanks, Rod.
Here is my Spring application context configuration:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans"...
Hello!
I am writing a strictly server-side application that uses EJB2.x Stateless Session Beans to provide remoting and transaction management. I want to write a service that uses Spring 2.0.2...
Hello!
I have a unique problem and was wondering if Spring may be able to provide an elegant solution. Here is my problem:
I have a complex domain model that contains very large objects. ...