(EntityDescriptor
; For entity EJBeans, this file must start with "(EntityDescriptor"
; For session EJBeans, this file must start with "(SessionDescriptor"
; Copyright (c) 1998-1999 by BEA WebXpress. All Rights Reserved.

  beanHomeName                    beanManaged.AccountHome
  ; JNDI name of EJBean

  enterpriseBeanClassName         examples.ejb.basic.beanManaged.AccountBean
  ; The EJBean class

  homeInterfaceClassName          examples.ejb.basic.beanManaged.AccountHome
  ; The home interface implemented by a class generated by 
  ; the EJB compiler (ejbc). 
  ; See "homeClassName" below to plug in your own home class.

  remoteInterfaceClassName        examples.ejb.basic.beanManaged.Account
  ; This interface is implemented by an "EJBObject", a wrapper
  ; class that is generated by the EJB compiler (ejbc). This wrapper
  ; interposes between a caller and the EJBean, and deals with
  ; concurrency, transactions and security. See "ejbObjectClassName"
  ; below to plug in your own EJBObject class. 

  isReentrant                     false
  ; Either "true" or "false".
  ; If true, the same transaction is allowed to revisit an EJBean. 
  ; If the EJBean does not support transactions or if a transaction
  ; is not active, a lock is taken out on behalf of the EJBObject.
  ; Session EJBeans cannot be reentrant; this property must be "false".

  (accessControlEntries
;   DEFAULT                       [admin] 
    ; Specifies security access control for the EJBean as a whole (under 
    ; the DEFAULT entry), and/or provide method-specific access control
    ; entries.
    ;
    ; [For additional information on WebLogic security, please see
    ; the WebLogic Developer Guide "Using WebLogic ACLs (Access Control Lists)"
    ; available at http://www.weblogic.com/docs/classdocs/API_acl.html.]
    ;
    ; Names in the entries should represent role names. 
    ; As per the JavaSoft EJB specification,
    ; you should not define a single user for access control;
    ; instead, use a role.
    ; Roles map to groups. You can then change the users on the
    ; ACL without having to recompile your EJBean.
    ; Methods with the same name but with different signatures can be
    ; distinguished by supplying the complete method signature.
    ;
    ; Example: 
    ; DEFAULT                     [admin] 
    ; deposit                     [everyone]
    ; "withdraw(double)"          [admin managers]
    ; "withdraw(int)"             [admin managers]
    ;
    ; Note: 
    ; The method name is that of the corresponding home or remote interface,
    ; or of the EJBean itself. It must be a business method, an 
    ; ejbCreate() method, a finder method, or the ejbRemove() method.
    ; Method names that are not single words must be enclosed in
    ; double quotes(").
  ); end accessControlEntries

  (controlDescriptors
  ; This section decides the run-time properties when a method is called.
  ; The DEFAULT sub-section applies to all methods, but can be overridden
  ; on a per-method basis, similar to the "accessControlEntries" above.
    (DEFAULT
       isolationLevel             TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE
       ; Sets the JDBC transaction isolation level
       ;
       ; TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITTED
       ; Dirty reads, non-repeatable reads and phantom reads can occur.
       ;
       ; TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED 
       ; Dirty reads prevented; non-repeatable and phantom reads possible.
       ;
       ; TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_READ
       ; Dirty and non-repeatable reads prevented; phantom reads possible.
       ;
       ; TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE
       ; The strictest isolation level; all of the above problems avoided.

       transactionAttribute       TX_REQUIRED
       ; TX_BEAN_MANAGED  EJBean starts and ends transaction.
       ; TX_MANDATORY     Caller must start transaction.
       ; TX_REQUIRED      EJBean requires a transaction, WebLogic will 
       ;                  start one if caller hasn't already done so.
       ; TX_NOT_SUPPORTED WebLogic suspends caller's transaction  
       ;                  before calling EJBean.
       ; TX_REQUIRES_NEW  WebLogic starts a new transaction for every call.
       ; TX_SUPPORTS      WebLogic simply passes the caller's transaction along.
           
       runAsMode                  CLIENT_IDENTITY
       ; This option sets the effective user identity; options are:
       ; CLIENT_IDENTITY      The caller's identity is passed to the EJBean.
       ; SPECIFIED_IDENTITY   See "runAsIdentity" below.
       ; SYSTEM_IDENTITY      "system" in the weblogic realm.

;      runAsIdentity              paul
       ; If "runAsMode" is set to SPECIFIED_IDENTITY, assume the identity
       ; given by "runAsIdentity" before passing the call to the EJBean.
    ); end DEFAULT
  ); end controlDescriptors

  (environmentProperties
;   homeClassName               
    ; For a home interface called "Foo", the EJB compiler generates
    ; an implementation called "FooHomeImpl". You can inherit from
    ; it and override or provide new methods in a custom class, by
    ; specifying that class's name for this property.

;   ejbObjectClassName
    ; For a remote interface called "Foo", the EJB compiler generates
    ; an implementation called "FooEOImpl". You can inherit from
    ; it and override or provide new methods in a custom class, by
    ; specifying that class's name for this property.

    maxBeansInFreePool            20
    ; WebLogic EJB maintains a free pool of beans for every bean class.
    ; This property decides the size of the pool. 

    maxBeansInCache               100
    ; Maximum number of objects of this class that are allowed in memory. 
    ; Objects are kept in an LRU chain, and the ones dropped from the 
    ; end of the chain are passivated.

    idleTimeoutSeconds            10
    ; The LRU chain (see "maxBeansInCache" above) is scrubbed of 
    ; inactive objects after at least this many seconds

  ); end environmentProperties

  ; Entity EJBean-specific properties:
  ; For entity EJBeans you must specify the primary key class and 
  ; (if applicable) the container-managed attributes.

  primaryKeyClassName             examples.ejb.basic.beanManaged.AccountPK
  ; Note that for container-managed persistence (according to
  ; the EJB 1.0 spec) you must have a custom class for the
  ; primary key -- "java.lang.String" won't do.
  ; For EJBean-managed persistence, it can be any class.

; containerManagedFields          [accountId balance]
  ; For container-managed persistence only.
  ; The list of public non-transient attributes of the EJBean  
  ; that are to be made persistent. 
  ; To include all EJBean attributes without having to 
  ; enumerate them by name, use:
  ; containerManagedFields        *

  ; end entity EJBean-specific properties

); end EntityDescriptor or SessionDescriptor