Hello!
I want to intercept method invocations to EJB components.
Is there any mechanism which allows to check and control the data passed thr
ough the invocation? In JBoss, for instance, there is a stack of interceptor
s, and every invocation is passing through it.
I want to intercept not just some methods of my component, but all method in
vocations in the container. Where can I configure stack of interceptors for 
the EJB container?

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This will be supported to some extent in WebSphere's implementation of the E
JB 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 t
hrough the invocation? In JBoss, for instance, there is a stack of intercept
ors, and every invocation is passing through it.
> I want to intercept not just some methods of my component, but all method invocati
ons in the container. Where can I configure stack of interceptors for the EJB contai
ner?

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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.
>
> 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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There's already an Alpha version of the WebSphere 6.1 Feature Pack for EJB3 available a
t [url]https://www14.software.ibm.com/iwm/web/cc/earlyprograms/websphere/was61ejb3/[/ur
l] .  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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