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org.jboss.ejb.plugins.EntityMultiInstanceInterceptor
this interceptor was used with Instance Per Transaction containers which do not use a global cache but cache instances per transaction and always passivate instances at commit time (commit option C). This interceptor used org.jboss.ejb.TxEntityMap to compensate the absence of a real per transaction cache implementation. Now, the differences between IPT and standard container are:
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org.jboss.ejb.plugins.EntityMultiInstanceSynchronizationInterceptor
this interceptor was used with Instance Per Transaction containers which do not use a global cache but cache instances per transaction and always passivate instances at commit time (commit option C). The only difference from the EntityInstanceInterceptor is that it uses specific instance Synchronization implementation which always passivates the instance at commit time which is equivalent to commit option C in standard container. Now, the differences between IPT and standard container are:
WARNING: critical code, get approval from senior developers before changing. |
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org.jboss.proxy.compiler.ProxyAssembler
Use ProxyCompiler or Jakarta BCEL instead. |
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org.jboss.ejb.TxEntityMap
this class was useful only for Instance Per Transaction containers and was used to check whether the instance is associated with the tx. There is org.jboss.ejb.plugins.PerTxEntityInstanceCache which is a per tx implementation of org.jboss.ejb.EntityCache which should be used with IPT containers. (alex@jboss.org) This class provides a way to find out what entities of a certain type that are contained in within a transaction. It is attached to a specific instance of a container. |
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org.jboss.verifier.factory.DefaultEventFactory()
Use the other constructor with a specific Message Bundle for your own verification logic! |
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