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Apply EJB 3.0 Style

EJB Tool Window | context menu of a module with an EJB facet | Apply EJB 3.0 Style


Use this dialog box to bring the beans created according to the EJB 1.x or EJB 2.0 specifications into compliance with the EJB 3.0 specification.

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Description

EnterpriseBeans to apply EJB 3.0 style to

This table shows the list of Objects encountered in the selected module with EJB facet. Use the checkboxes in the left column of the table to include or exclude beans from refactoring. If a certain bean has a home interface, use the checkbox in the Retain Home interfaces column to convert home interfaces, rather than delete them.

Environment Access

Select the preferred mode of environment access:
  • Prefer resource injection: click this radio-button to force convert all environment access to resource injection.

  • Prefer lookup: click this radio-button to force convert all environment access to context lookup.

  • Leave as is if possible: click this radio-button to leave environment access as is in case it does not interfere with the converted code. If not, IntelliJ IDEA automatically selects the most appropriate method.

Replace JNDI lookup with EJB context lookup

If this checkbox is selected, the system resources will be retrieved using the EJBContext.lookup(). Otherwise, JNDI environment lookup will be used.

Inline injected fields

If this checkbox is selected, all usages of a context lookup will be replaced with a reference to an an injected field.

Copy metadata from XML descriptor

Select this checkbox to copy meta information to the ejb-jar.xml file.

Delete copied XML tags

Clear this checkbox to preserve duplicates.

Replace Entity beans with CMP to Persistence Unit

Select this checkbox, if you want to try to convert outdated entity beans to Container Managed Persistence.

Refactor

Click this button to perform refactoring, and close the dialog box.

Preview

Click this button to open tentative refactoring results in the dedicated tab of the Find Tool Window, and close the dialog box.

Last modified: 20 November 2018

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