JBoss Microcontainer

["Trustin Lee (이희승)"]

Hi Salim,

As long as you did not employ a security manager, you can simply start
Netty application from a Servlet (with init-on-load = true).  There's no
need to inject something to an EJB.  Also, this technique should work
for any app servers.

HTH,
Trustin

Salim OFLAZ wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a netty based server that I want to integrate with my web
> application written with JBoss Seam Framework, EJB, JPA. The server is
> supposed to access data, read and write to some db tables, should
> maintain connection with multiple non-netty clients. Should I implement
> this application as a different application or can I include it with my
> web project and let the server run forever happily with my JBoss
> Microcontainer? Should I inject my netty based classes into my EJB's ?
> What about message-driven beans? Any advice is welcome. This is the
> first time I would make such an integration.
> 
> 
> Best Regards,
> Salim
> 
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