There is really none. I have yelled at the GlassFish team about this already, but they insist there does not need to be any default JNDI binding for a local interface of a session bean. This is of course absurd, and forces users to write this crappy XML for *every* session bean in their application, but I'm not exactly sure why we JBoss guys should waste more time helping the GlassFish guys improve their appserver ;-)
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Here's one way to get started, I suppose. In general, I think you'd want to combine an EntityQuery with an EntityHome though, and not mess about with manually managing it like this.
| @Name("fooList")
| public class FooList
| extends EntityQuery
| {
| @DataModelSelection
| Foo selectedFoo;
|
| @DataModel
| public List getAllFoo() {
| return super.getResultList();
| }
|
| public void actOnSelected() {
| .... use selectedFoo
| }
| }
|
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I have been looking for a good IDE to develop EJB 3.0's and JSF for use with JBoss 4.0x
JBoss IDE (eclipse) doesn't seem to handle automatic generation of Enity Beans right? and lacks visual jsf development.
Oracle's JDeveloper seems to do quite well at both visual JSF development, and automatic code generation for enity beans. But doesn't play well with JBoss. Does anyone have any documentation on how to setup JDeveloper with JBoss for debuging etc?
What do you use?
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