[EJB 3.0] - Re: EJB3-embed jars in Maven repo?
by mazz＠jboss.com
The problem here is that "hibernate-all.jar" (this is the actual jar that ships with the embeddable EJB3 alpha9 distro) includes "some" version of hibernate (not sure which) along with javax.persistence classes.
Same with thirdparty jar, although its more complicated because it has a whole bunch of stuff inside it (antlr, trove, oswego-concurrent, javassist, dom4j and many, many others) all of unknown versions.
I have not been able to find any documentation as to what are the actual dependencies (product and version numbers) for the embedded EJB3 stuff (other than those jars which are shipped with the product - hibernate-all.jar, jboss-ejb3-all.jar, thirdparty-all.jar).
Since these libs ship with the EJB3 distribution I'm assuming these are the jars that people are using to satisfy the EJB3 dependencies (that is to say, they are not grabbing a hibernate3 jar from the hibernate site, not going to Apache for the commons jars, etc. etc.).
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: Could not find Stateful bean
by galo.navarro
I had the same exception in a different context but I think it might help.
I was using a Stateful bean in a servlet. It was initialized in the init() method and the reference kept in a static variable. I was running my app normally, but i let my session expire and when i tried accessing the servlet again, the exception popped up.
Being a stateful bean, is it possible that the container destroyed that instance but the servlet kept the reference? When a new request was sent it was trying to use the old instance even though this was a new session, and thus the error.
It is a stateful bean, so it didn't make sense to share it for all the instances of the servlet. I'm now loading the bean for each session, and everything works fine.
Could you have a similar problem somewhere?
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