If you cannot wait for the public release of EJB3 spec and major vendors' implementations, there is an option for you to test your EJB3 skills. JBoss has already released a EJB 3 container in ALPHA version. JBoss-EJB-3.0_Embeddable_ALPHA, they claim is a microcontainer and which will be the core container for JBoss 5.0.
Unlike other EJB containers, this can be used even for standalone applications, junit tests, etc. Ideally, you will bootup the container in your first statement of your program, and shut it down in the last statement. I believe, it will be very handy for writing test cases. And moreover, you can plug this microcontainer with Tomcat, or any web/application server for that matter. Anyhow, for the time being, it is absolutely handy to dabble with EJB3.
All you need is Java 5, and the microcontainer. CLASSPATH setting is pretty simple, conf directory and all jars in lib directory of microcontainer need to be added. JBoss Embeddable EJB 3 can be downloaded here [http://www.jboss.com/products/list/downloads#ejb3]
Unlike other EJB containers, this can be used even for standalone applications, junit tests, etc. Ideally, you will bootup the container in your first statement of your program, and shut it down in the last statement. I believe, it will be very handy for writing test cases. And moreover, you can plug this microcontainer with Tomcat, or any web/application server for that matter. Anyhow, for the time being, it is absolutely handy to dabble with EJB3.
All you need is Java 5, and the microcontainer. CLASSPATH setting is pretty simple, conf directory and all jars in lib directory of microcontainer need to be added. JBoss Embeddable EJB 3 can be downloaded here [http://www.jboss.com/products/list/downloads#ejb3]
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