- Re: Using stateless beans generated by seam in stand 2007-07-12 - By JbossDing
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The link above does not help me but I still appreciate it. I need idea if it is
possible to use seam-generated code in plain java application.
Based on my simple understanding of seam-gen, not seam, if I have a database
with tables, I can use seam-gen to generate a web application in 5 minutes.
That is terrific. However, I have another plain java application also needs to
access and manipulate the database. I do not want to code another data-access
layer. I would like to use the code generated by seam-gen. This standalone Java
application will run out of JBoss and I wonder if my java code can use the seam
-gen generated data-access code.
Why it concerns me is the code generated by seam-gen seems not ejb3 (without
@(protected) etc.) and I do not know how could standalone java application look it
up using JNDI (there is no ejb-jar.xml to define jndi binding).
Could someone tell if it is doable, and if so, give me some direction. Many
thanks.
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