Marcelo Balloni

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Well, i see we have encontered the same problem with references hehehe.
Right now i'm doing another reasearch, but if i find something interesting i'll post here.

Thank you!
14 years ago
JSF

Marco Ehrentreich wrote: for example the specification doesn't allow to inject stateful components into stateless ones - in this case JNDI lookups should be used.



Thats make much sense.

Do you know some references do indicate? I would like to read it, actualy i'm doing a feel researches today.

Thank you again Marco!
14 years ago
JSF

Marco Ehrentreich wrote:Hi Marcelo,

with JEE 6 almost all managed components can benefit from DI. It's possible to inject other resources into JSF's managed beans.

Marco


ohh, i forgot to ask: what do you mean with "...almost all managed... etc" ?
14 years ago
JSF
Thank you Marco!
So i can use @EJB MyEJB ejb; on my ManagedBeans normally, right?
14 years ago
JSF

I'm a beginner with JSF2, actualy i did not write a single aplication with it, only JSF 1.2 with a some frameworks. Just reading for a while. I Have a simple question what can solve a lot of problems without using spring or seam frameworks:

With a fully JEE 6 Application Server and JSF 2 can i use DI with my EJB's on ManagedBeans?

Thank you!
14 years ago
JSF
Good morning folks!

I was studying ways do integrate flex with java and i dont whats best integration, remote object or web services.
I know webservices can provide more independence beteween the view and model, but they are very slow >.<
So i just wanna know whats best and what do you use to use to get more performance and maintainability.

ps: using blazeDS.
14 years ago
Welcome, Cory!

I have some questions about Web Services, would be appropriated if i ask here?

Actually i'm working (you can also read learning) with simple Web Services JAX-WS like to provide some characteristics just WS could help-me.
Well, but there is something saying me that WS's are so much more than this. I know they don't use it correctly (the company i'm already working) and i'm just a developer (yet).
What i want to know is: at the true what is web services? what kind of WS's i can make? where can i find more about most types of WS's to study hard and get a real formation about this technology.

I'm saying that because i feel there is something wrong about what they are teaching me, is this normal?
I apologize about my newbie English and knowledge, i'm working on it.

Thank you.
14 years ago