Difference: OpenEjbNotes (6 vs. 7)

 This seems like an interesting project, still in its infancy.  http://openejb.exolab.org/

to build:

1. Get a fresh checkout of the source (see website for details)
WINDOWS/LINUX> cvs checkout openejb

2. Go to the new 'openejb' directory
WINDOWS/LINUX> cd openejb

3. Build the source
WINDOWS> build jar
LINUX$ ./build.sh jar

4. Execute the deploy tool.

WINDOWS> deploy conf\default.openejb.conf dist\beans\undeployedBeans.jar

LINUX$ ./deploy.sh conf/default.openejb.conf dist/beans/undeployedBeans.jar


Then to run, use the start_openejb.sh script in the root directory.


Code
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+src/facilities/org/openejb/corba/Server.java is the main entry point, usually called by launch_server.sh.  Expects a properties file as arg[0] (usually conf/xopenejb_startup.props).
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+see http://openejb.sourceforge.net/design_openejb.html
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+org.openejb.corba.core.Initializer does the initialization.
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+entry point is OpenEJB.init().  Initializes in turn: 
 SecurityManager
  Properties
  Assembler 
 assembler.build()
  assembler.getContainerSystem()
  assembler.getSecurityService()
  assembler.getTransactionManager()
 Unit Tests

2 approaches: 

 Run the test.sh script.
  ./build.sh; ./build.sh test  you need to build twice because build test checks for the existence of a jar that's built during the process so it fails.
 

test.sh runs org.openejb.test.ClientTestRunner.

-- TobyCabot - 07 Nov 2001 - 18 Feb 2002