Examples of bindToComponentNamespace()

Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.ComponentEnvManager.bindToComponentNamespace()

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    {
        // call the NamingManager to setup the java:comp/env namespace
        // for this EJB.

        ComponentEnvManager envManager = ejbContainerUtilImpl.getComponentEnvManager();
        componentId = envManager.bindToComponentNamespace(ejbDescriptor);
        invFactory = new EjbInvocationFactory(componentId, this);
        ejbContainerUtilImpl.registerContainer(this);
        // create envProps object to be returned from EJBContext.getEnvironment
        Set env = ejbDescriptor.getEnvironmentProperties();
        SafeProperties safeProps = new SafeProperties();
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.ComponentEnvManager.bindToComponentNamespace()

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    {
        // call the NamingManager to setup the java:comp/env namespace
        // for this EJB.

        ComponentEnvManager envManager = ejbContainerUtilImpl.getComponentEnvManager();
        componentId = envManager.bindToComponentNamespace(ejbDescriptor);
        invFactory = new EjbInvocationFactory(componentId, this);
        ejbContainerUtilImpl.registerContainer(this);
        // create envProps object to be returned from EJBContext.getEnvironment
        Set env = ejbDescriptor.getEnvironmentProperties();
        SafeProperties safeProps = new SafeProperties();
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.ComponentEnvManager.bindToComponentNamespace()

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    {
        // call the NamingManager to setup the java:comp/env namespace
        // for this EJB.

        ComponentEnvManager envManager = ejbContainerUtilImpl.getComponentEnvManager();
        componentId = envManager.bindToComponentNamespace(ejbDescriptor);
        invFactory = new EjbInvocationFactory(componentId, this);
        ejbContainerUtilImpl.registerContainer(this);
        // create envProps object to be returned from EJBContext.getEnvironment
        Set env = ejbDescriptor.getEnvironmentProperties();
        SafeProperties safeProps = new SafeProperties();
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.ComponentEnvManager.bindToComponentNamespace()

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    {
        // call the NamingManager to setup the java:comp/env namespace
        // for this EJB.

        ComponentEnvManager envManager = ejbContainerUtilImpl.getComponentEnvManager();
        componentId = envManager.bindToComponentNamespace(ejbDescriptor);
        invFactory = new EjbInvocationFactory(componentId, this);
        ejbContainerUtilImpl.registerContainer(this);
        // create envProps object to be returned from EJBContext.getEnvironment
        Set env = ejbDescriptor.getEnvironmentProperties();
        SafeProperties safeProps = new SafeProperties();
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.ComponentEnvManager.bindToComponentNamespace()

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    {
        // call the NamingManager to setup the java:comp/env namespace
        // for this EJB.

        ComponentEnvManager envManager = ejbContainerUtilImpl.getComponentEnvManager();
        componentId = envManager.bindToComponentNamespace(ejbDescriptor);
        invFactory = new EjbInvocationFactory(componentId, this);
        ejbContainerUtilImpl.registerContainer(this);
        // create envProps object to be returned from EJBContext.getEnvironment
        Set env = ejbDescriptor.getEnvironmentProperties();
        SafeProperties safeProps = new SafeProperties();
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.ComponentEnvManager.bindToComponentNamespace()

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    {
        // call the NamingManager to setup the java:comp/env namespace
        // for this EJB.

        ComponentEnvManager envManager = ejbContainerUtilImpl.getComponentEnvManager();
        componentId = envManager.bindToComponentNamespace(ejbDescriptor);
        invFactory = new EjbInvocationFactory(componentId, this);
        ejbContainerUtilImpl.registerContainer(this);
        // create envProps object to be returned from EJBContext.getEnvironment
        Set env = ejbDescriptor.getEnvironmentProperties();
        SafeProperties safeProps = new SafeProperties();
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.ComponentEnvManager.bindToComponentNamespace()

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                // If .war contains EJBs, .war-defined dependencies have already been bound by
                // EjbDeployer, so just add the dependencies from outside the .war
                if( webBundleContainsEjbs ) {
                    namingMgr.addToComponentNamespace(webBundleDescriptor, envProps, resRefs);
                } else {
                    namingMgr.bindToComponentNamespace(webBundleDescriptor);
                }

                String componentId = namingMgr.getComponentEnvId(webBundleDescriptor);
                ((WebModule) context).setComponentId(componentId);
            } catch (NamingException ne) {
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.ComponentEnvManager.bindToComponentNamespace()

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    {
        // call the NamingManager to setup the java:comp/env namespace
        // for this EJB.

        ComponentEnvManager envManager = ejbContainerUtilImpl.getComponentEnvManager();
        componentId = envManager.bindToComponentNamespace(ejbDescriptor);
        invFactory = new EjbInvocationFactory(componentId, this);
        ejbContainerUtilImpl.registerContainer(this);
        // create envProps object to be returned from EJBContext.getEnvironment
        Set env = ejbDescriptor.getEnvironmentProperties();
        SafeProperties safeProps = new SafeProperties();
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Examples of com.sun.enterprise.container.common.spi.util.ComponentEnvManager.bindToComponentNamespace()

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    {
        // call the NamingManager to setup the java:comp/env namespace
        // for this EJB.

        ComponentEnvManager envManager = ejbContainerUtilImpl.getComponentEnvManager();
        componentId = envManager.bindToComponentNamespace(ejbDescriptor);
        invFactory = new EjbInvocationFactory(componentId, this);
        ejbContainerUtilImpl.registerContainer(this);
        // create envProps object to be returned from EJBContext.getEnvironment
        Set env = ejbDescriptor.getEnvironmentProperties();
        SafeProperties safeProps = new SafeProperties();
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                // If .war contains EJBs, .war-defined dependencies have already been bound by
                // EjbDeployer, so just add the dependencies from outside the .war
                if( webBundleContainsEjbs ) {
                    namingMgr.addToComponentNamespace(webBundleDescriptor, envProps, resRefs);
                } else {
                    namingMgr.bindToComponentNamespace(webBundleDescriptor);
                }

                String componentId = namingMgr.getComponentEnvId(webBundleDescriptor);
                ((WebModule) context).setComponentId(componentId);
            } catch (NamingException ne) {
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