Hi,
yes, JBoss supports EJB3 almost entirely (at least, what has been specified 'til now) plus some enhancements like message driven pojos, simplified packaging for EJB3 entity beans (no need for the *.par archive).
You have to install some additional MBean Services like ejb3.deployer and aop-jdk50.deployer, 'cause EJB3 works with Annotations.
But the problem is that they are working with JRMP. With Java5, no stub generation is needed for homogenous systems, but Idon't have a clue what about IIOP. The
EJB Spec does not mention anything. It just deals with IIOP and EJB2.1.
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