On Jul 28, 2006, at 11:22 AM, Maurice Yarrow wrote:
Hello Raju
Try OpenEJB, which can be run in both tomcat-embedded mode
(drop their openejb_loader .war into tomcat/webapps) and
also a detached server mode.
http://openejb.codehaus.org/download.html
This is an open-source product, and they have a good e-mail
user support community. It is a decent product and provides
a good interface between the Java obj's and the beans.
You simply write your beans and your sql, run a tool of
theirs on this, and it creates a bean jar and configuration
file with the sql embedded in it.
Thanks for the comments, Maurice.
Just to add a note on this thread. The Tomcat/OpenEJB integration
now runs in three modes. The first two are as you mentioned: OpenEJB
beside Tomcat in a separate VM; OpenEJB embedded into Tomcat and
available to all webapps. The new third style is OpenEJB embedded
into a *webapp* and available only to that webapp -- each webapp can
have it's own private ejb container. The webapp can even have remote
ejb clients that communicate with it's ejbs over HTTP. With this
style, you don't even have to have a separate ejb archive -- you
just add a META-INF/ejb-jar.xml file to your webapp and you're done.
That's pretty much my preferred integration style now. More details
here: http://openejb.codehaus.org/Tomcat
-David
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