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Oct 09, 2008: 1.1.0-M1 Available
Hello,
A new milestone of the development branch (1.1.0-M1) of the OW2 EasyBeans
product (EJB 3 container) has been released.
EasyBeans can be embedded in
JOnAS application server, Apache Tomcat application server, Jetty
application server, on an OSGi gateway (by using EasyBeans OSGi
bundles) or run in standalone mode.
EasyBeans is
bundled with either Hibernate
Entity Manager, Apache
OpenJPA or TopLink
Essentials as persistence provider.
With the 1.1.0-M1 version, EclipseLink is also
supported.
The 1.1.0-M1 release is provided with the latest versions of each
Persistence Manager, including Hibernate (Core 3.3.1GA/Manager 3.4.0
GA), OpenJPA 1.2.0, EclipseLink 1.0.1, etc.
Here are the guides:
Getting
started with JOnAS 4.x (tested with 4.7.8, 4.8.6, 4.9.2 and 4.10.3)
Getting
started with Tomcat 5.5.x and 6.0.x (tested with 5.5.26 and 6.0.18)
Getting
started with Jetty 6.1.x (tested with 6.1.12)
Getting
started with the EasyBeans OSGi bundles
Note: EasyBeans is
already bundled in the OW2 JOnAS 5.0 application server.
EasyBeans
is also working in standalone mode (Uberjar
packages are available)
The documentation is available on
the EasyBeans
documentation website. (HTML or PDF)
The Release Notes are
available online at : http://www.easybeans.net/xwiki/bin/view/News/Release1_1_0_M1
Download
A new EasyBeans version is out and is available in the Downloads section or in the maven repository.
Migration
There is no configuration step between
1.0.x and 1.1.0-M1 version
Mailing list
Stay tuned on EasyBeans with the easybeans-announce mailing list : http://mail.ow2.org/wws/subrequest/easybeans-announce
Release Notes:
Bug
- (EZB-270)
- entity bean sample don't work with openjpa in standalone easybeans
- (EZB-272)
- Joram OSGi bundle component should not import com.scalagent.scheduler
- Cannot mark as ApplicationException a runtime exception of the JDK
- config.ini doesnt work with equinox
- NPE in SmartContextFactory
- XADatasource with @Resource annotation not handled
- Invalid jar name in standalone packages of EasyBeans
- easybeans.core - import package problem
- A war library pack in an ear avoid deployment
- blocking shutdown on Tomcat 6
- EZBReferences bound multiples times
- AbstractMethod error can happen in some cases when inheritance is used
- Get "No EntityManager stack associated on the current thread without
- MessageDrivenContext not bound in ENC
Improvement
- (EZB-207) null
- null
- null
- null
- the classes that are referenced in an EJB metadata (Home, Local
null
null
null
nulland Remote Interfaces etc..) loadable through the container classloader
- (EZB-236)
- Try to improve ear deployement
- osgi bundle easybeans.core doesn't export hibernate.annotations
- null
- Equinox Configuration Admin Service the Configuration can not be
null
- The HSQLDBComponent should allow the hostname to be configured; and
- implement Interface ManagedService Interface (EJB Services registered
New Feature
- (EZB-199)
- Expose EJBs as OSGi Services
- Add the capability to put the clustering parameters in a specific
- Add support for EclipseLink as persistence provider
Task
- (EZB-269)
- Migrate Documentation to Docbook 5 format
- Expose JNDI Resolver for clients
- Use new version of bundles org.apache.felix.scr &&
- Update to new Hibernate Entity Manager 3.4.0 GA and its dependencies
- Allow to embed new Hibernate Entity Manager in OSGi mode
- Add the META-INF/orm.xml entry as a mapping-file entry by default
- Inject env-entry if injection-target is specified in the ejb-jar.xml
- Update Hibernate core to 3.3.1.GA, validator to 3.1.0.GA
- Update OpenJPA to 1.2.0
- Update EclipseLink to 1.0.1
Florent
Oct 09, 2008: 1.0.2 available
Hello,
A maintenance release (1.0.2) of the OW2 EasyBeans
product (EJB 3 container) has been released.
EasyBeans can be embedded in
JOnAS application server, Apache Tomcat application server, Jetty
application server, on an OSGi gateway (by using EasyBeans OSGi
bundles) or run in standalone mode.
EasyBeans is
bundled with either Hibernate
Entity Manager, Apache
OpenJPA or TopLink
Essentials as persistence provider.
Here are the guides:
Getting
started with JOnAS 4.x (tested with 4.7.8, 4.8.6, 4.9.3 and 4.10.3)
Getting
started with Tomcat 5.5.x and 6.0.x (tested with 5.5.26 and 6.0.18)
Getting
started with Jetty 6.1.x (tested with 6.1.12)
Getting
started with the EasyBeans OSGi bundles
Note: EasyBeans is
already bundled in the OW2 JOnAS 5.0 application server.
EasyBeans
is also working in standalone mode (Uberjar
packages are available)
The documentation is available on
the EasyBeans
documentation website. (HTML or PDF)
The Release Notes are
available online at : http://www.easybeans.net/xwiki/bin/view/News/Release1_0_2
Download
A new EasyBeans version is out and is available in the Downloads section or in the maven repository.
No new features in this maintenance version, only bug fixes.New features are only available in the upcoming 1.1.0-M1 version
Migration
There is no configuration step between
1.0.0, 1.0.1 and 1.0.2 version
Mailing list
Stay tuned on EasyBeans with the easybeans-announce mailing list : http://mail.ow2.org/wws/subrequest/easybeans-announce
Release Notes:
Bug- (EZB-286)
- blocking shutdown on Tomcat 6
- AbstractMethod error can happen in some cases when inheritance is used
- Get "No EntityManager stack associated on the current thread without
- osgi bundle easybeans.core doesn't export hibernate.annotations
Best Regards,
Florent
Jul 04, 2008: 1.0.1 available
Hello,
A maintenance release (1.0.1) of the OW2 EasyBeans
product (EJB 3 container) has been released.
EasyBeans can be embedded in
JOnAS application server, Apache Tomcat application server, Jetty
application server, on an OSGi gateway (by using EasyBeans OSGi
bundles) or run in standalone mode.
EasyBeans is
bundled with either Hibernate
Entity Manager, Apache
OpenJPA or TopLink
Essentials as persistence provider.
Here are the guides:
Getting
started with JOnAS 4.x (tested with 4.7.8 and 4.8.6 and 4.9.2)
Getting
started with Tomcat 5.5.x and 6.0.x (tested with 5.5.26 and 6.0.16)
Getting
started with Jetty 6.1.x (tested with 6.1.9)
Getting
started with the EasyBeans OSGi bundles
Note: EasyBeans is
already bundled in the OW2 JOnAS 5.0 application server.
EasyBeans
is also working in standalone mode (Uberjar
packages are available)
The documentation is available on
the EasyBeans
documentation website. (HTML or PDF)
The Release Notes are
available online at : http://www.easybeans.net/xwiki/bin/view/News/Release1_0_1
Download
A new EasyBeans version is out and is available in the Downloads section or in the maven repository.
No new features in this maintenance version, only bug fixes.Some of upcoming new features are only available in 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT version
Migration
There is no configuration step between
1.0.0 and 1.0.1 version
Mailing list
Stay tuned on EasyBeans with the easybeans-announce mailing list : http://mail.ow2.org/wws/subrequest/easybeans-announce
Release Notes:
Bug
- (EZB-270)
- entity bean sample don't work with openjpa in standalone easybeans
- (EZB-272)
- Joram OSGi bundle component should not import com.scalagent.scheduler
- Cannot mark as ApplicationException a runtime exception of the JDK
- config.ini doesnt work with equinox
- NPE in SmartContextFactory
- XADatasource with @Resource annotation not handled
- Invalid jar name in standalone packages of EasyBeans
- (EZB-269)
- Migrate Documentation to Docbook 5 format
Best Regards,
Florent
Jun 06, 2008: EasyBeans / OSGi on Equinox
Ekke, from the EasyBeans community has written an article explaining how to integrate the EasyBeans bundles with Eclipse Equinox 3.4 RC3
The article is available on http://ekkes-corner.blogspot.com/2008/06/easybeans-und-equinox.html
May 06, 2008: 1.0.0 available
OW2, the leading consortium in Open Source middleware announced at the JavaOne event the release of EasyBeans 1.0, an easy-to-use embeddable lightweight EJBTM 3 container. EasyBeans has been successfully integrated within the OW2 JOnAS application server and allows developers to deploy EJB components very easily.
EasyBeans main features include:
Embeddable
lightweight EJB 3 container. EasyBeans can be embedded in
several application servers including Apache Tomcat, Jetty and OW2
JOnAS (http://jonas.ow2.org) application servers. It is
embeddable in any Java program or test suite to provide EJB testing.
EJB clustering is available in all the embedded forms with the strength
of OW2 CMI v2 product. It also allows quick and scalable deployment of
clients with its Smart JNDI factory. Modular and
pluggable container available as OSGiTM bundles. Available as a set of OSGiTM
bundles, EasyBeans is a modular container. EasyBeans components can be
started on demand and only a subset can be used. The full power of
EasyBeans is available when deployed on OSGi gateways or on OSGi based
application servers such as OW2 JOnAS 5.0. The better of the two worlds
are available to the developers: EJB components are available from OSGi
and OSGi components can be used in any EJB. Moreover, EJB-JAR can be
deployed as OSGi bundles and thus leverages all lifecycle and dynamism
features offered by OSGi. Open source
Web 2.0 console.
EasyBeans is delivered with a state-of-the -art web 2.0 console using
one of the most mature technologies in the RIA world. The console is
based on Adobe Flex3 while the server side is managed in Java.
EasyBeans is
bundled with either Hibernate
Entity Manager, Apache
OpenJPA or TopLink
Essentials as persistence provider.
Here are the guides:
Getting
started with JOnAS 4.x (tested with 4.7.8 and 4.8.6 and 4.9.2)
Getting
started with Tomcat 5.5.x and 6.0.x (tested with 5.5.26 and 6.0.16)
Getting
started with Jetty 6.1.x (tested with 6.1.9)
Getting
started with the EasyBeans OSGi bundles
Note: EasyBeans is
already bundled in the OW2 JOnAS 5.0 application server.
EasyBeans
is also working in standalone mode (Uberjar
packages are available)
The documentation is available on
the EasyBeans
documentation website. (HTML or PDF)
The Release Notes are
available online at : http://www.easybeans.net/xwiki/bin/view/News/Release1_0_0
Download
A new EasyBeans version is out and is available in the Downloads section or in the maven repository.
New features
Management console
A preview of the EasyBeans management console is available in the
download section of EasyBeans. This console is built on top of the Flex
RIA technology.
Persistence
Persistence
Providers have been updated to their latest versions.
Migration
There is no configuration step for migrating from the 1.0RC3 to the 1.0.0
Mailing list
Stay tuned on EasyBeans with the easybeans-announce mailing list : http://mail.ow2.org/wws/subrequest/easybeans-announce
Release Notes:
Bug- (EZB-245)
- Missing/Wrong IIOP Stubs
- ClassNotFoundException when using JMS ObjectMessage
- LinkageError may happen when using security manager on Tomcat
- JACC provider not stopped at the EasyBeans shutdown
- Joram not removing its MBeans at the stop
- Smart server not releasing server socket when stopping
- (EZB-2)
- Improve management capabilities of EasyBeans
- Provide a smartclient maven pom.xml without any dependency.
- Using Configuration Service when initializing EasyBeans-Osgi
- Use of Monolog 2.1.11 used by Joram
- Allow to use classloader as the key for the smart factory instead of
- (EZB-3)
- Provide an EasyBeans management console
- Add a description to an embedded server.
- Expose a method to shutdown easybeans in standalone mode
- Provide clustering when Easybeans is standalone
- Allow to add properties to extend the configuration of Carol
- Allow to refer to the value of a system property
- Add a timeout configuration parameter for EJB pool
- (EZB-37)
- Support for @EJB and @EJBs for Message-Driven Beans.
- Support for @Resource and @Resources for Message-Driven Beans.
- Support for @Resource and @Resources in a bean superclass.
- Support Simple Environment Entries injection using a Deployment
- Support for SessionSynchronization interface.
- Tests for SessionSynchronization interface and interceptors.
- Joram 5.0.9 support
- Upgrade to Carol 3
- Use of Maven bundle plugin 1.4.0
- Allow to find EJB in other EJB-JAR of the EAR when using @EJB
- Allow injection of @EJB in servlets when EasyBeans is embedded in
- Upgrade to CXF 2.0.6
- Register JNDI MBean which provide access to registry JNDI names
Best Regards,
Florent
Mar 10, 2008: 1.0 RC3 available
Hello,
A new release
candidate (1.0.0 RC3) of the OW2 EasyBeans
product (EJB 3 container) has been released.
EasyBeans can be
embedded in JOnAS application server, Apache Tomcat application
server, Jetty application server, on an OSGi gateway (by using
EasyBeans OSGi bundles) or run in standalone mode.
EasyBeans is
bundled with either Hibernate
Entity Manager, Apache
OpenJPA or TopLink
Essentials as persistence provider.
Here are the guides:
Getting
started with JOnAS 4.x (tested with 4.7.8 and 4.8.6 and 4.9.1)
Getting
started with Tomcat 5.5.x and 6.0.x (tested with 5.5.26 and 6.0.16)
Getting
started with Jetty 6.1.x (tested with 6.1.8)
Getting
started with the EasyBeans OSGi bundles
Note: EasyBeans is
already bundled in the OW2 JOnAS 5.0 application server.
EasyBeans
is also working in standalone mode (Uberjar
packages are available)
The documentation is available on
the EasyBeans
documentation website. (HTML or PDF)
The Release Notes are
available online at :
http://www.easybeans.net/xwiki/bin/view/News/Release1_0_RC3
Download
A new EasyBeans version is out and is available in the Downloads section or in the maven repository.
Download the Release Candidate 3 version Now !
New features
Deployment Descriptor
A new specific deployment
descriptor file for EJBs named META-INF/easybeans.xml can be used.
This allows to define some settings that are not part of the standard
deployment descriptor like the pooling. Pool can be also configured
by using specific annotations like @Pool.
The Pool example is
illustrating the use of this specific deployment descriptor.
CXF
For
people interested in EJB3 and JAX-WS, the EasyBeans/CXF project has
been mavenized and updated to the latest Apache CXF version by
Guillaume.
It is available in the list of downloads or through
maven2 repository:
http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/ow2/easybeans/extensions/ow2-easybeans-cxf/1.0.0.RC3/
More
details on EasyBeans/CXF can be found on the wiki page:
http://wiki.easybeans.org/xwiki/bin/view/Main/JAXWS
Persistence
Persistence
Providers have been updated to their latest versions.
Migration
Configuration:
Some hardcoded values are now available
through the easybeans.xml configuration file.
For example,
within JOnAS 4.x the xml configuration will use the following
<config> element:
<easybeans
xmlns="http://org.ow2.easybeans.server">
<!--
No infinite loop (daemon managed by JOnAS): wait="false"
Enable MBeans: mbeans="true"
Disable
the naming: naming="false"
Use JOnAS JACC
provider and not EasyBeans JACC: jacc="false"
Use EasyBeans file monitoring to detect archives: scanning="true"
Using JOnAS JMX Connector: connector="false"
Enable Deployer and J2EEServer MBeans: deployer="true"
& j2eeserver="true"
>
<config
wait="false"
mbeans="true"
naming="false"
jacc="false"
scanning="true"
connector="false"
deployer="true"
j2eeserver="true"
/>
....
</easybeans>
While for
Tomcat/Jetty the xml configuration will use the following
<config> element:
<easybeans
xmlns="http://org.ow2.easybeans.server">
<!
No infinite loop (daemon managed by WebContainer): wait="false"
Enable MBeans: mbeans="true"
No
EasyBeans naming, use WebContainer naming: naming="false"
Use EasyBeans JACC provider: jacc="true"
Use EasyBeans file monitoring to detect archives: scanning="true"
Use EasyBeans JMX Connector: connector="true"
Enable Deployer and J2EEServer MBeans: deployer="true"
& j2eeserver="true"
-->
<config
wait="false"
mbeans="true"
naming="false"
jacc="true"
scanning="true"
connector="true"
deployer="true"
j2eeserver="true"
/>
...
</easybeans>
Mapping:
The
xml mapping file describing the class/attributes to set when
analyzing the of the configuration file of EasyBeans is now using a
schema available at
http://easybeans.ow2.org/xml/ns/xmlconfig/xmlconfig-mapping_1_0.xsd.
If other mapping files are used, they need to be updated with this
schema. Mapping files are starting with the following
header:
<xmlconfig-mapping
xmlns="http://easybeans.ow2.org/xml/ns/xmlconfig"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="http://easybeans.ow2.org/xml/ns/xmlconfig
http://easybeans.ow2.org/xml/ns/xmlconfig/xmlconfig-mapping_1_0.xsd">
Smart
Bootstrap
In addition to the Smart Factory, a Smart Bootstrap
has been provided to launch a client by downloading core classes from
the server side.
Mailing list
Stay tuned on EasyBeans with the easybeans-announce mailing list : http://mail.ow2.org/wws/subrequest/easybeans-announce
Release Notes:
Bug
- Error during build EasyBeans at JVM 1.6
- Problem with security propagation on JOnAS 5.0.0 (not 4.x)
- NPE in Mail component
- Resources with type javax.resource.cci.ConnectionFactory are not
- @HandleChain for web services annotated is not used
Improvement
- login module to set EB SecurityContext with a given Subject
- Refactor Java EE glue in its own package
- URLMapper and EasyBeansTransportFactory double usage
- Allow to specify specific DD in EasyBeans ant tasks
New Feature
- Ability to setup EJB pool size in ejb Deployement Descritptor, and
Task
- Support for message-driven element in the deployment descriptor.
- Merge the branch EZBcluster with the trunk
- Use of mappedName in @EJB annotation
- Cmi 2.0-RC4
- Library ow2-util 1.0.3
- Refactor easybeans-cxf module to use maven
- Rename easybeans-cxf packages from org.objectweb. to org.ow2.
- Add example for pool configuration
- Provide a SmartBootstrap
- Update CXF to version 2.0.4-incubator
- Upgrade to OpenJPA 1.0.2
- Upgrade to Toplink Essentials 2.1-23
- Allow to set WorkManager settings in Joram component
- Upgrade to Hibernate 3.2.6.ga
Best Regards,
Florent
Dec 14, 2007: 1.0 RC2 available
Hello,
A new release candidate (1.0.0 RC2) of the OW2 EasyBeans product (EJB 3 container) has been released. This version is integrated in the OW2 JOnAS 5.0 application server.EasyBeans can be embedded in JOnAS, Apache Tomcat application server, Jetty application server and is also provided as OSGi Bundles. EasyBeans is now bundled with either Hibernate Entity Manager, Apache OpenJPA or TopLink Essentials as persistence provider.Here are the guides: Getting started with JOnAS 4.x (tested with 4.7.8 and 4.8.6) Getting started with Tomcat 5.5.x and 6.0.x (tested with 5.5.25 and 6.0.14) Getting started with Jetty 6.1.x (tested with 6.1.5) Getting started with the EasyBeans OSGi bundlesEasyBeans is also working in standalone mode (Uberjar packages are now available since this release !)The documentation is available in the EasyBeans documentation website. (HTML or PDF)The Release Notes are available online at : http://www.easybeans.net/xwiki/bin/view/News/Release1_0_RC2Download A new EasyBeans version is out and is available in the Downloads section.Download the Release Candidate 2 version Now ! New features The Release Candidate 2 release is now bundled with three different persistence providers (three packages).
- Hibernate EntityManager
- Apache OpenJPA
- TopLink Essentials
- Bundle context that will be injected by the container.
- EZB-206? - NPE if SmartClient is connecting to a server that is not the smartfactory server
- EZB-210? - jdbcpool component can't work with db, other than hsql
- EZB-214? - Improve restart of EasyBeans/OSGi
- EZB-215? - TransactionAttribute.NOT_SUPPORTED and EntityManager
- EZB-213? - Easybeans packaged as standalone product
- EZB-146? - Undeploy beans and unregister JNDI names
- EZB-212? - Allow to use Knopflerfish SCR implementation
- EZB-193? - Provides an access from the EJBs to OSGi Bundle Context
- EZB-211? - Upgrade to Apache OpenJPA 1.0.1
- EZB-217? - Provide EasyBeans with TopLink Essentials Packaging
Oct 17, 2007: 1.0 RC 1 Released
Download
A new EasyBeans version is out and is available in the Downloads section.Download the Release Candidate 1 Now !EasyBeans can be embedded in JOnAS, Apache Tomcat application server, Jetty application server and is also provided as OSGi Bundles.It is working with Hibernate, OpenJPA and TopLink Essentials JPA persistence providers.
EasyBeans is now bundled with either Hibernate Entity Manager or Apache OpenJPA as persistence provider.
Here are the guides:
Getting started with JOnAS 4.x (tested with 4.7.8 and 4.8.6)
Getting started with Tomcat 5.5.x and 6.0.x (tested with 5.5.25 and 6.0.14)
Getting started with Jetty 6.1.x (tested with 6.1.5)
Getting started with the EasyBeans OSGi bundles
EasyBeans is also working in standalone mode.
The documentation is available in the EasyBeans documentation website. (HTML or PDF)
New features
The Release Candidate 1 release is now bundled with two different persistence providers (two packages).- Hibernate EntityManager
- Apache OpenJPA
JSR77 MBeans have been enhanced.
There is also a bunch of fix/new features in this version. (http://jira.easybeans.org/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?reset=true&pid=10000&fixfor=10030)
EasyBeans is now using Apache Maven 2 for its build. (Examples are still using ant tool which may be more widespread than maven)
The repository of the artifacts is available at http://maven.objectweb.org/maven2/
(The parent component is located at http://maven.objectweb.org/maven2/org/ow2/easybeans/easybeans/1.0.0.RC1/easybeans-1.0.0.RC1.pom)
OSGi:
With the great work of David Alves from http://www.criticalsoftware.com, the OSGi bundles of EasyBeans can be configured by using an existing EasyBeans configuration file. The property to use is -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir=path_to_easybeans.xml_file.
The EasyBeans bundles are built by using Maven 2 tool. (And using maven-bundle-plugin). http://maven.objectweb.org/maven2/org/ow2/easybeans/osgi/easybeans-osgi/1.0.0.RC1/
These OSGi bundles are requiring OSGi Configuration Admin service (for example org.apache.felix.cm bundle), OSGi Declarative Services (org.apache.felix.scr bundle) and a log service (like org.apache.felix.log bundle). Note: These bundles are provided in the EasyBeans OSGi assembly.
Check the Getting started with the EasyBeans OSGi bundles
Migration
ObjectWeb and Orientware have merged into OW2 consortium: http://www.ow2.org/Thus, the packages used by EasyBeans have been moved from org.objectweb. to org.ow2.
If some of the existing code was extending some classes of EasyBeans, the imports have to be updated.
Also, the XML configuration file of EasyBeans needs to use <easybeans xmlns="http://org.ow2.easybeans.server"> for its namespace (objectweb is no longer present).
Mailing list
Stay tuned on EasyBeans with the easybeans-announce at ow2 dot org mailing list : http://www.ow2.org/wws/subrequest/easybeans-announcePersistence
This version embeds the Hibernate EntityManager 3.3.1GA version or Apache OpenJPA 1.0.0. Tests have been done with Oracle Toplink Essentials (v2build58) as persistence provider (The persistence.xml file should use in this case the oracle.toplink.essentials.PersistenceProvider value for the <provider> element.)Release Notes:
Bug
- (EZB-162)
- NoClassDefFoundError when using an EjbJar that uses a class provided
- (EZB-164)
- @RolesAllowed annotation not fully taken into account when set at the
- (EZB-166)
- Error on persistence XML with extra whitespaces
- Error during JRMP connection establishment when IIOP set as RMI
- Resources defined in context.xml are inaccessible
- NPE may happen on shutdown on JORAM component when there is a RMI
- NPE thrown on container shutdown
Improvement
- (EZB-163)
- Unable for an EJB3 to extend a class that is not is the same jar
- A client can not access to different remote JNDI contexts
- Allow to set value from XML element and not only XML attributes
- Allow to specify the getter and setter when automatic guess can't
- Add url attribute in JSR77 EJBModule MBean and make shorter the
- ObjectName of EJB JSR77 MBeans should contain J2EEApplication and
- Assemblies should use GNU tar instead of printing warnings with "100
- detectNewArchives improvement
Task
- (EZB-47) - Support for container-transaction attribute in the deployment descriptor.
- (EZB-54) - Support for EJBContext resource with @Resource annotation.
- (EZB-55) - Support for the element "resource-ref" & "message-destination-ref" in Deployment Descriptors.
- (EZB-91) - Support for security management elements in the deployment descriptor.
- (EZB-160)
- Maven2 packaging
- Move EasyBeans package to org.ow2.easybeans
- Support of multiple persistence.xml file across different modules of
- Add a mail component for allowing to send mails
- Testing/Integrating OpenJPA 1.0.0
- Update Integration tests by using Tomcat 6.0.14 (ant not 6.0.13)
- Update to Joram 5.0.6
- Tests with Oracle Toplink Essentials 2.0build58g
- Upgrade to Hibernate 3.2.5.ga
- Migrate EasyBeans/OSGi subproject from ant to maven
- Update OSGi configuration files for the new changes
- Use for the logger an OSGi logging service
- Automatic tests for EasyBeans/OSGi
Sub-task
- (EZB-185)
- Remove build.xml of the project as it should use maven
- Provide client maven module
- Provide assembly
- Update configuration file for Apache Felix
- Update configuration file for Eclipse Equinox
Aug 29, 2007: EasyBeans On OSGi
Hi all
We are really proud to announce that EasyBeans now have an OSGi version.This is the first EJB 3.0 Container implementation completely available as standard OSGi bundles.EasyBeans/OSGi requires an OSGi R4 gateway to work.It is completely OSGi R4 compliant (meaning that it can run on any R4 compliant gateway) and has been tested on the Felix and Equinox platforms.Even the EjbJars are OSGi bundles ! And this is really simple, all you have to do is to inject an OSGi MANIFEST into your existing EjbJar.Download the assembly: Related documentation is available here:
May 16, 2007: 1.0 Milestone 6 Released
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A new EasyBeans version is out and is available in the Downloads section. Download the Milestone 6 Now ! EasyBeans can be embedded in JOnAS, Apache Tomcat application server, Jetty application server and is also provided as OSGi Bundles. It is working with Hibernate, OpenJPA and TopLink Essentials JPA persistence providers.Here are the guides:- Getting started with JOnAS 4.x (tested with 4.7.7 and 4.8.5)
- Getting started with Tomcat 5.5.x and 6.0.x (tested with 5.5.23 and 6.0.13)
- Getting started with Jetty 6.1.x (tested with 6.1.3)
- Getting started with the EasyBeans OSGi bundles
New features
The M6 release is now supporting EAR deployment (and undeployment) in JOnAS, Tomcat and Jetty. For JOnAS, if the EAR contains EJB 2.1 components, they will be deployed in the EJB 2.1 container. The War files of the EAR will be deployed in Tomcat or Jetty web container. An ear example is provided in this version.Another step is the support of the timer service which is based on the Quartz component. A timer example is provided.OpenJPA is supported as persistence provider. A 0.9.8 (nightly snapshot) version of OpenJPA is required due to some problems when using exploded directories with an older version.Migration
The folder ejb3s/ has been renamed into easybeans-deploy. This is mainly due to the support of the EAR deployment as this folder is now containing both EJB Jars and EAR files. The ejb3s/ folder is now deprecated and will be removed in future versions.Demos
Don't miss the quick demo in the Demos section. All is done within eclipse and it shows how EasyBeans can be easy to develop EJB. Mailing list Stay tuned on EasyBeans with the easybeans-announce at objectweb dot org mailing list : http://www.objectweb.org/wws/subrequest/easybeans-announcePersistence
This version embeds the last Hibernate EntityManager version (3.2.2GA). Tests have also been done with Oracle Toplink Essentials (v2build41) as persistence provider (The persistence.xml file should use in this case the oracle.toplink.essentials.PersistenceProvider value for theBug
- (EZB-144) - Unable to use commons logging LogFactory
Improvement
- (EZB-145) - Add getter to JDBCPoolComponent
- (EZB-149) - Upgrade to hibernate core 3.2.2.ga
- (EZB-150) - Upgrade to Hibernate Annotations & Entity Manager 3.3.0 Ga
- (EZB-151) - (PATCH) Enable XML Configuration to mix different namespaces
- (EZB-152) - Add JDBC Connection Checking Level Setter
New Feature
Task
- (EZB-61) - Add support for OpenJPA as persistence provider
- (EZB-75) - Support for the Timer Service.
- (EZB-76) - Support for the Timeout callback method.
- (EZB-142) - Upgrade to ASM v3.0
- (EZB-143) - Add support for JPA class transformers
- (EZB-154) - Upgrade to Hibernate Entity Manager 3.3.1 GA
- (EZB-155) - Update to TestNG 5.5
- (EZB-156) - Update to Joram 4.3.28
- (EZB-158) - Tests with Oracle Toplink Essentials 2.0build41



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