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{span:class=ExamplesTable} || title || description || APIs used || | {div:class=Cel1}*[Simple Stateless|Simple Stateless Example]*{div} | Simple EJB3 *@Stateless* bean with local and remote business interfaces and unit test. | - javax.ejb.Remote - javax.ejb.Local - javax.ejb.Stateless | | *[Simple Stateful|Simple Stateful Example]* | Simple EJB3 *@Stateful* bean with local and remote business interfaces and unit test. | - javax.ejb.Remote - javax.ejb.Stateful | | *[EJB 3.1 Singleton|Singleton Example]* | Shows two EJB 3.1 *@Singleton* beans. One configured to load on startup via *@Startup* and using Bean-Managed Concurrency and synchronization. Another using Container-Managed Concurrency via *@Lock(READ)* and *@Lock(WRITE)*. | - javax.annotation.PostConstruct - javax.annotation.PreDestroy - javax.ejb.ConcurrencyManagement - javax.ejb.Lock - javax.ejb.Singleton - javax.ejb.Startup - javax.ejb.ConcurrencyManagementType.BEAN - javax.ejb.LockType.READ - javax.ejb.LockType.WRITE | | *[EJB 2.1 Compatibility|EJB 2.1 Compatibility Example]* | Shows an EJB 3.0 Stateful bean with Business interfaces and EJB 2.1 interfaces (now called "component" interfaces) using the *@LocalHome* and *@RemoteHome*. Four interfaces in total. | - javax.ejb.CreateException - javax.ejb.EJBHome - javax.ejb.EJBLocalHome - javax.ejb.EJBLocalObject - javax.ejb.EJBObject - javax.ejb.Init - javax.ejb.Local - javax.ejb.LocalHome - javax.ejb.Remote - javax.ejb.RemoteHome - javax.ejb.Remove - javax.ejb.Stateful | | *[Injection of env-entry|Injection of env-entry Example]* | Shows how *@Resource* can be used to inject *{{env-entry}}* values declared in an ejb-jar.xml file | - javax.annotation.Resource - javax.ejb.Local - javax.ejb.Remote - javax.ejb.Stateful | | *[Injection of env-entry 2|Custom Injection]* | Same as the above example but shows how to use a *properties file* to declare the injection values and demonstrates how to get injection of *more types* such as java.util.Date, java.lang.Class, java.net.URI and more. _OpenEJB specific feature_. | - javax.annotation.Resource - javax.ejb.Stateless | | *[Injection of other EJBs|Injection of other EJBs Example]* | Shows use of *@EJB* in a Stateless to have another Stateless bean injected into it. | - javax.ejb.EJB - javax.ejb.Local - javax.ejb.Remote - javax.ejb.Stateless | | *[Injection of DataSource|Injection of DataSource Example]* | Shows use of *@Resource* to have a JDBC *DataSource* injected into a Stateful bean. The Stateful bean does basic INSERT, SELECT and DELETE SQL operations. | - javax.annotation.PostConstruct - javax.annotation.Resource - javax.ejb.Stateful - javax.sql.DataSource | | *[Injection of EntityManager|Injection of EntityManager Example]* | Shows use of *@PersistenceContext* to have an *EntityManager* with an *EXTENDED* persistence context injected into a @Stateful bean. An EJB 3 *@Entity* bean is used with the EntityManager to create, persist and merge data to a database. | - javax.ejb.Stateful - javax.persistence.Entity - javax.persistence.EntityManager - javax.persistence.PersistenceContext - javax.persistence.PersistenceContextType.EXTENDED - javax.persistence.Query | | *[Testing Transactions|Testing Transactions Example]* | Shows use of @PersistenceContext to have an *EntityManager* with an *TRANSACTION* persistence context injected into a *@Stateful* bean using the *@TransactionAttribute* annotation and a TestCase that runs test code in a JTA *Transaction*. An EJB 3 @Entity bean is used with the EntityManager to create, persist and merge data to a database. | - javax.ejb.Stateful - javax.ejb.Stateless - javax.ejb.TransactionAttribute - javax.ejb.TransactionAttributeType.MANDATORY - javax.ejb.TransactionAttributeType.REQUIRES_NEW - javax.persistence.Entity - javax.persistence.EntityManager - javax.persistence.PersistenceContext - javax.persistence.PersistenceContextType.TRANSACTION - javax.persistence.Query | | *[Testing Security|Testing Security Example]* | Builds upon the [Injection of EntityManager Example] but adds the use of *@RolesAllowed* and *@PermitAll* in the @Stateful bean to restrict who can perform create, persist and remove operations on the EntityManager. Shows a TestCase using the *@RunAs* annotation to execute and test the bean code as various users. | - javax.annotation.security.PermitAll - javax.annotation.security.RolesAllowed - javax.annotation.security.RunAs - javax.ejb.EJBAccessException - javax.ejb.Stateful - javax.ejb.Stateless - javax.ejb.TransactionAttribute - javax.ejb.TransactionAttributeType.SUPPORTS - javax.persistence.Entity - javax.persistence.EntityManager - javax.persistence.PersistenceContext - javax.persistence.PersistenceContextType.EXTENDED - javax.persistence.Query | | *[Embedded and Remotable]* | Demonstrates how to use an OpenEJB feature that allows people embedding OpenEJB into their applications to support remote clients in other VMs. This is not required for unit testing. | - javax.ejb.Remote - javax.ejb.Stateful | | *[Helloworld Weblogic]* | Demonstrates OpenEJBs ability to understand and support the WebLogic deployment descriptors so people using that platform in production can still use OpenEJB in their IDE or build to unit test their EJB applications. | - javax.ejb.CreateException - javax.ejb.EJBLocalHome - javax.ejb.EJBLocalObject - javax.ejb.LocalHome - javax.ejb.Stateless | | *[JSF Injection Support]* | Demonstrates OpenEJBs ability to inject EJB's into JSF managed beans. | - javax.ejb.Stateless | | *[Struts with OpenEJB and Tomcat]* | Demonstrates the usage of Struts within an OpenEJB + Tomcat environment. | - javax.ejb.Stateless | | *[Applets with OpenEJB]* | Demonstrates how an applet can communicate with a remote stateless session bean. The stateless session bean is deployed in an OpenEJB + Tomcat environment | - javax.ejb.Stateless | {span} |