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1. Re: EJB + WAR in EAR (on Jboss7)
pgmjsd Jul 18, 2011 7:04 PM (in response to mrmimo)I think that's a packaging issue. What's the point of having an ejb-jar with no EJBs in it? The JBoss deployers probably expect some EJBs in your ejb-jar (correct me if I'm wrong JBoss folks). If you want to have POJO components in your WAR, it's best to package them as JARs in WEB-INF/lib.
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2. Re: EJB + WAR in EAR (on Jboss7)
mrmimo Jul 19, 2011 8:40 AM (in response to mrmimo)As I said it was 'right now'. It's becouse it's a fresh project and simply didn't have those EJBs planned. Anyway... now I would extend this topic on packaging.
There is one issue I'm fighting with and I cannot fight. I'm creating an application that has a few WAR's and EJB. I wanted to use seam-config so my EJB keeps common components, but both WAR's may have alternative configurations regarding to - for example - security. So I assumed that in A.war I would have:
<x:MyBean property="a" />
and in B.war:
<x:MyBean property="b" />
However it seems that it's not posible with seam config. Seam config is able to use my ejb.jar:META-INF/beans.xml or any lib/*.jar:META-INF/beans.xml but won't work with *.war:**/beans.xml. I'm testing it on Jboss AS 7. My experiments with moving seam-config extension to WEB-INF/lib also fail becouse this way some components get duplicated.
So my question is how one should deal with multi-war EAR's. In my case I create multiple WAR's becouse these are different applications configurable under different domains etc. However I want them to share my components, very slightly customized at WAR level. What is the best strategy in such case?