[sfcoy]

That's good to hear.

I had whipped up the attached demo showing EJB injection working with an EAR deployment, but did not get the time to post it.

It uses the server provided JAX-RS implementation, so it does not need any rest-easy dependencies.

This works from both maven command line and Eclipse Kepler with JBoss Tools installed, although you need to do a command line build first to generate the application.xml.

Also, because of http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MEAR-166, "skinny wars" don't seem to work for ejb components, therefore they must be scoped as "provided" in any dependent web applications.

[beepeers]

"therefore they must be scoped as "provided" in any dependent web applications." That's what i did !

"although you need to do a command line build first to generate the application.xml." --> mvn generate-sources ?

I'll give a look to your work asap.

And again thanks for everything man !

[beepeers]

Hi Stephen !

Your jaxrs-demo was very helpful =)

I switched my project on this model and its works like a charm !

But i have some questions, there are some things that i don't understand.

- I found the responses a little bit longer than Jboss As 6 ( before: 400ms after: 500ms)

- I tried to remove the web.xml from the web module and i get 404 with my RestClient.

- I followed some tutorials for perfomance tuning in Jboss As 7, but i don't see clearly the benefits (maybe the differences will be bigger in production env')

- And i have a question with the EJB: Why in the demo project we have an Interface with the annotation @Local and a child with @Stateless ? (Best Practice ?)

Thanks in advance

Best reguards, Mike

[sfcoy]

1. You should try a newer release, either built from the git tag or downloaded from http://www.jboss.org/jbossas/downloads.
2. To run without a web.xml I believe that you need to provide a subclass of javax.ws.rs.core.Application and annotated with javax.ws.rs.ApplicationPath.
3. Further to (1), you should try profiling to see where the bottlenecks are.
4. The local interface is redundant in JavaEE 6, but I like to use them anyway. I think I may have assumed that you were doing something similar and I was trying not to introduce too many new things.

[beepeers]

Hi Stephen !

After a couple of weeks, I must admit that the new jboss is very impressive, I enjoy it so much, but some days I dont understand,

I dont get it... cause when I make some new stuff on my ear project and I deploy it on my dev server, it's like "hey, there's is nothing new here",

tried with some logs in my functions like:

first: "here we come" and then: "HERE WE GO !!!", and I see the first one on the jboss logs..

It's like a blackhole for me, don't know if the problem comes from my ear project with maven or just jboss ?

ps: i saw that jboss have a VFS directory ? no problems with that right ?

Anyway, best reguards, waiting to read your answer !