Hello
I made some tests with Seam Remoting, JavaBeans/Hibernate on Tomcat.
It works great. I have two question about this.
1) When the program has to do some database operation I have to annotate the
web method with @Transactional to make it work. With JSF there is
no need for this annotation because seam manages the transaction.
Is this correct or is there a configuration option that seam manages
transactions in Seam Remoting as well?
2) Seam Remoting has a dependency on JMS. The problem is that the RequestHandlerFactory
instantiate the PollHandler in the constructor. In a non EE environment like
Tomcat I have to put a JMS library into the classpath although the application does
not need JMS. Not a big deal, but maybe it's possible to change Seam Remoting
that it loads PollHandler only when there is a JMS library in the classpath.
Regards
Ralph
