EJX

[faisalab]

Is there somewhere a Jboss EJX that support ejb 2.0?

[schaefera]

EJX is deprecated and is not supported anymore.

Sorry - Andy

[faisalab]

thanks for the reply
...strange! Jboss claims to the head of the heard but has no tools !

[schaefera]

Strange, you get an full-fledge application server and you still not satisfied !

Right now there is not standard for a management protocol (JSR-77 will provide this but no public release right now) and also for deployment (JSR-88).

Therefore we are waiting until this is public and then implement it.

Andy

[pazu]

I strongly suggest you to take a look at XDoclet ( http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net ). It takes care of generating your interfaces and deployment descriptors. Teaming with ant, you have a complete tool set for deployment.

[abrasax]

Is it possible to generate fully EJB 2.0 compliant beans with XDoclet to use them with JBoss 3.0?

I've tried to create such beans with XDoclet, but I couldn't find the way, how to do it:
1) It didn't create local interfaces, even if there was a task for that.
2) It always declared persistent fields as variables instead as abstract setters and getters.

This was the reason why I moved to EJBCreator, although it doesn't offer such a freedom as XDoclet.

Martin

[pepe_potamus]

I´ve had no problems with local interfaces, only with relations. I´m told this are solved in current cvs. Another problem is jboss support for jbosscmp-jdbc.xml. Also solved in current cvs. I´m told release 1.1 will soon be available
Manuel Alzola

[abrasax]

Thanx...

The local interfaces are OK -- it was my fault.

Oh my God, but I still can't comprehend, why instead of standard CMP 2.0 beans {0}Bean with getter and setter methods like

public abstract String getText();
public abstract void setText(String text);

I get some {0}CMP with

public java.lang.String text;

which is CMP 1.1 feature, not CMP 2.0 compliant.

Maybe I missed something, didn't I?
Maybe XDoclet isn't fully EJB 2.0 compliant...

Have a nice weekend
Martin

[johncasebow]

> EJX is deprecated and is not supported anymore.
>
> Sorry - Andy

It might have been nice to update the docs at some point...