Web service

Looking up an EJB from a Web Service under JBoss 4.x

By David LindelöfPosted on August 14, 2009Posted in ProgrammingTagged ejb, jboss, jndi, Web service, webservice

EJB injection in Web Services does not work with JBoss (yet), so when you want to use an EJB from your @WebService annotated POJO you have no choice but to look it up yourself. This can get a little tricky, because each J2EE container can use its own JNDI naming convention when registering the EJB […]

Don’t unit test JavaBeans

By David LindelöfPosted on April 7, 2009Posted in ProgrammingTagged JavaBean, SOAP, Unit testing, Web service, Web Services Description Language

Should unit tests cover JavaBeans just to get a higher code coverage? These days I am working on a payment processing application that exposes its main interface as a SOAP web service. The API requires the client to build a wrapper object that packages the information needed for processing, for instance, a credit-card debit authorization: […]

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