Integration of struts2..x with Ejb3.0

[selvaraju sellamuthu]

Need related links for given below

1.Struts2.0+Spring2.0+Ejb3.0 Integration material
2.Struts2.0+Ejb3.0 integration material

[Jeanne Boyarsky]

That's very specific. On a high level, the Struts action calls a session bean which calls the data access layer (Spring or JPA or DAOs.) You should be able to use the separate tutorials for Struts/Spring/EJB 3 for each of the relevant sections. There isn't anything magical about the integration.

[selvaraju sellamuthu]

Thanks for reply.In our business application project
,our team decided to use strut2.0 and ejb3.0 for both web and business tier.Which pattern or service iterface is very suitable to lookup beans from Actions.
if you suggest with detail, i would be happy.
thanks in advance

[Jeanne Boyarsky]

Originally posted by selvaraju sellamuthu:
Which pattern or service iterface is very suitable to lookup beans from Actions.

A JNDI lookup is used to look up the beans from actions.

[selvaraju sellamuthu]

Which service class or interface should be suitable for separate the business tier and web tier in distributed environment.
thanks

[Jeanne Boyarsky]

Selvaraju,
You can have the action call or have a helper layer that does the JNDI lookup. I prefer the later.

[RaviNada Kiran]

Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:Selvaraju,
You can have the action call or have a helper layer that does the JNDI lookup. I prefer the later.

Extremely sorry for asking question in middle of Thread than creating a New Thread.

Jeanne Boyarsky ,

AS you said "have a helper layer that does the JNDI lookup" .This would be better .

Now i want to ask

1. Should i write this helper class as a Interceptor and integrate it with Struts 2 Framework ? OR

Do i write a individual class that will be responsible to do this operation ??

What approach will be better .

Waiting for your response .

[Joe Ess]

RaviNada Kiran wrote:
Extremely sorry for asking question in middle of Thread than creating a New Thread.

It's called "hijacking" and it's considered rude, as is crossposting the same question more than once.

[Jaikiran Pai]

Closing this one.