EJB3

EJB 3 Interceptors tutorial
  • This is a short tutorial for EJB 3 interceptors, and its purpose is to explain the concept of an interceptor and what is it good for.
  • The content of this tutorial is a shrinked version of a tutorial posted here: http://www.mastertheboss.com/en/jboss-server/177-ejb-interceptors-in-depth.html
  • which also contains code example.
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  • EJB 3.0 interceptors allow you to add functionality to business methods of your session bean without modifying the methods' code.
  • An interceptor is a method that's executed before any of the bean's business methods are invoked.
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  • How does it work ?
elad 03/08/2009 - 21:23
EJB 3, EJB3, Interceptor
EJB3 and JCR (Jackrabbit) integration - simple demo application

This simple application shows integration EJB3 with JCR (Apache Jackrabbit implementation)

Application allows manage (create/update/delete) simple text documents in JCR repository

Application has two layers - WEB and EJB

mark 11/09/2008 - 13:32
Application Frameworks, EJB3, ejb3 jcr jackrabbit, Java
Using Spring and EJB 3

Learn how you can integrate the Spring Framework with EJB 3 components and to exploit Spring's declarative transaction features with Java EE applications. Finally we'll discover how Java EE application servers provide seamless management of Spring components from their JMX-enabled management consoles.

yanai 18/05/2008 - 22:43
Blogpost, EJB3, Spring
Calling EJB3 SLSB with Spring : what syntax ?

I find the Spring 2.5 manual (chapter 18) unclear regarding the syntax that EJB3 clients need to declare in order to be able to call a remote SLSB EJB3.
Should we use a SimpleRemoteStatelessSessionProxyFactoryBean (like I was used to doing with EJB 2.1) ?

Or should we use the <jee:remote-slsb> tag ?

yanai 18/05/2008 - 22:39
EJB3, Resource, Spring
JBUG 4 - EJB 3 Development in Jboss environment

EJB 3 is one of the most important innovations introduced in Java EE 5.0. EJB 3 promises to simplify enterprise development, abandoning the heavyweight EJB 2.x, facilitate test driven development, and focus more on writing plain old java objects (POJOs), without sacrificing the mission of enabling business application developers to create robust, scalable, standards-based solutions. This lecture highlights what EJB 3 has to offer and key points of using the EJB 3.0 API with JBoss environment..

Acrobat slides attached

zvika 06/12/2006 - 10:00
EJB3, JBoss
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