I'm a french student and i have an EJB Project.
I have a little problem.
I have two EJB entity linked to 2 postgresql database.
I explain my problem. In the file sun-ejb-jar.xml, you must specify the

i have more entity beans that must leave their messages on a queue and i
have more message-driven beans that must read the messages on the queue.
can i implement this situations?
how?

I have entity beans which act purely in a stateless service fashion -
essentially executing SQL and performing business logic and then
returning business objects.
I establish the JDBC connection manually and all the beans *seem* to be

How very frustrating that JBoss runs so easily on Windows XP and it has
been such as battle on linux - SuSe.
What is the error message I hear you cry... here it is...
java.net.BindException: Address already in use:8080

I need to dynamically get, in java code, HTTP port used by Tomcat.
I think I should use a "mbean", but I don't exactly know how to do.
My application run under a JBoss 3.2.2 application server.
Thanks for your help,

We are building several applications. Some of these applications need
to call the business of others of these applications
=> we have decided to create one EAR per application, each EAR
containing EJBs for its business.

Hi Ng,
I'm a lurker of this NG, but today I'm looking for your help ;-)
Preface:
I'm learning Ejb 3.0 and Web Services, both argument from security

Hi, I wrote a simple web service 'apache axis'  that just accepts data
and updates a database. What type of bean is best suited for this:
1. Regular bean
2. EJB