Meaning I understand that EJB represents a record of a table in the database. My Question is how is the connection in the database made when the EJB is deployed or invoked or called? Can someone brief me out on that? henry Sort by date Sort by votes May 18, 2005 #2 timw Prog...
Because both settings are set at the domain level, it is possible for a domain to be in a mixed mode, meaning the domain has both Cross Domain Security and Security Interop Mode set. For more information, see "Configuring Domains for Inter-Domain Transactions" in Oracle Fusion Middleware ...
Prior to starting an application that is installed on an application server, all Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) references and resource references defined in the application must be bound to the actual artifacts (enterprise beans or resources) defined in the
When i see on to the ejb-jar.xml the transaction-type is set to Container . Please throw me some light as who is handling the transactions in this case ??.
Determine whether the method is marked client-asynchronous, meaning that invocation should be asynchronous regardless of whether the server-side method is asynchronous. Returns: true if the method is marked client-asynchronous, false otherwise isSynchronous public ...
Local lookup: The servlet calls an EJB that is co-located, meaning it is in the same application and on the same host, running in the same JVM. The servlet and EJB would have been deployed in the same EAR file, or in EAR files with a parent/child relationship. The example uses EJB...
JBoss Portal 2.0 supports a recent Java API specification, number 168, that should allow developers to write a portlet once and then reuse it on any J2EE application server. JBoss Portal 2.0 also supports single sign-on, meaning end users can sign in once to access multiple portals and portle...
which is used to demarcate transactional boundaries, which is analogous to the Java Transaction API (JTA) described in Chapter X. The begin() and commit() calls have the same semantic meaning as their JTA equivalents. See the book's accompanying source code for vendor-specific build scripts fo...
If you were to design a Bank Account as a stateful session bean, each client would have its state stored in the bean on the server. The state, meaning the account number and balance, would be initialized when the client creates the bean and thereafter the same bean instance would be used...
We would like to have this job run automatically (meaning auto start) as soon as the application is deployed. May how can this be configured in netbeans or in WAS 5.1?.