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Using interceptors in WebSphere AS
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| Hello!
I want to intercept method invocations to EJB components.
Is there any mechanism which allows to check and control the data passed through the invocation? In JBoss, for instance, there is a stack of interceptors, and every invocation is passing through it.
I want to intercept not just some methods of my component, but all method invocations in the container. Where can I configure stack of interceptors for the EJB container?
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| Randy Schnier 2007-03-20, 1:21 pm |
| This will be supported to some extent in WebSphere's implementation of the EJB 3.0 spec, which provides a standardized interceptor model.
mutilin@ispras.ru wrote:
> Hello!
> I want to intercept method invocations to EJB components.
> Is there any mechanism which allows to check and control the data passed through the invocation? In JBoss, for instance, there is a stack of interceptors, and every invocation is passing through it.
> I want to intercept not just some methods of my component, but all method invocations in the container. Where can I configure stack of interceptors for the EJB container?
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| Will Websphere support EJB3 soon??
> This will be supported to some extent in WebSphere's
> implementation of the EJB 3.0 spec, which provides a
> standardized interceptor model.
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> mutilin@ispras.ru wrote:
> components.
> control the data passed through the invocation? In
> JBoss, for instance, there is a stack of
> interceptors, and every invocation is passing through
> it.
> component, but all method invocations in the
> container. Where can I configure stack of
> interceptors for the EJB container?
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| Randy Schnier 2007-03-28, 7:18 pm |
| There's already an Alpha version of the WebSphere 6.1 Feature Pack for EJB3 available at https://www14.software.ibm.com/iwm/...here/was61ejb3/ . Beta and GA versions are planned but no dates have been announced.
Randy
thiago@softplan.com.br wrote:
> Will Websphere support EJB3 soon??
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