Examples with TimerServiceBindingSource org.jboss.as.ejb3.timerservice.TimerServiceBindingSource used on opensource projects

Example 1 with TimerServiceBindingSource

use of org.jboss.as.ejb3.timerservice.TimerServiceBindingSource in project wildfly by wildfly.

the class TimerServiceJndiBindingProcessor method processComponentConfig.

@Override
protected void processComponentConfig(DeploymentUnit deploymentUnit, DeploymentPhaseContext phaseContext, CompositeIndex index, ComponentDescription componentDescription) throws DeploymentUnitProcessingException {
    if (!(componentDescription instanceof EJBComponentDescription)) {
        // Only process EJBs
        return;
    }
    // if the EJB is packaged in a .war, then we need to bind the java:comp/TimerService only once for the entire module
    if (componentDescription.getNamingMode() != ComponentNamingMode.CREATE) {
        // get the module description
        final EEModuleDescription moduleDescription = componentDescription.getModuleDescription();
        // the java:module/TimerService binding configuration
        // Note that we bind to java:module/TimerService since it's a .war. End users can still lookup java:comp/TimerService
        // and that will internally get translated to  java:module/TimerService for .war, since java:comp == java:module in
        // a web ENC. So binding to java:module/TimerService is OK.
        final BindingConfiguration timerServiceBinding = new BindingConfiguration("java:module/TimerService", new TimerServiceBindingSource());
        moduleDescription.getBindingConfigurations().add(timerServiceBinding);
    } else {
        // EJB packaged outside of a .war. So process normally.
        // add the binding configuration to the component description
        final BindingConfiguration timerServiceBinding = new BindingConfiguration("java:comp/TimerService", new TimerServiceBindingSource());
        componentDescription.getBindingConfigurations().add(timerServiceBinding);
    }
}