@jrun Tag ReferenceMacromedia JRun J2EE Server Applies to: EJB @jrun Class Level Tags@jrun.always-dirty@jrun.cluster-home @jrun.cluster-object @jrun.commit-option @jrun.ejb-local-ref @jrun.ejb-ref @jrun.instance-pool @jrun.jdbc-mappings @jrun.jndi-name @jrun.message-driven-destination @jrun.message-driven-subscription @jrun.resource-env-ref @jrun.resource-ref @jrun.timeout @jrun.tx-domain @jrun Class Level Tag Usage@jrun.always-dirty (0..1)The always-dirty element can be used to force synchronization with the data source at the ends of transactions even when there has been no change to the entity bean's fields Applies to: Entity Beans
@jrun.cluster-home (0..1)The cluster-home element denotes whether the EJBHome should be clustered for this bean. If clustering is enabled in jrun.xml, this value is true by default. You can use this element to override this behavior on a bean-by-bean basis Applies to: EJB Beans
@jrun.cluster-object (0..1)The cluster-object element denotes whether the EJBObject should be clustered for this bean. If clustering is enabled in jrun.xml, this value is true by default. You can use this element to override this behavior on a bean-by-bean basis Applies to: EJB Beans
@jrun.commit-option (0..1)The commit-option element specifies the the commit option from Section 10.5.9 and 12.1.9 of the EJB 2.0 specification Applies to: Entity Beans
@jrun.ejb-local-ref (0..*)The ejb-local-ref element describes a mapping between the ejb-ref-name that the bean developer provides and its JNDI name. The deployer provides the actual JNDI name Applies to: EJB Beans
@jrun.ejb-ref (0..*)The ejb-ref element describes a mapping between the ejb-ref-name that the bean developer provides and its JNDI name. The deployer provides the actual JNDI name Applies to: EJB Beans
@jrun.instance-pool (0..1)The instance-pool element contains the maximum and minimum size parameters for StatelessSessionBean instance pools Applies to: Session Beans
@jrun.jdbc-mappings (0..1)The jdbc-mappings element holds information specific to JRun and not declared in the ejb-jar.xml file about the CMP mappings for an entity bean. jdbc-mappings are used to specify the SQL used to create, load, store, find and remove entity beans Applies to: Entity Beans
@jrun.jndi-name (0..1)The jndi-name element gives the JNDI name where the bean or resource will be bound Applies to: EJB Beans
@jrun.message-driven-destination (0..1)The message-driven-destination element provides the destination that the Message driven container uses Applies to: MD Beans
@jrun.message-driven-subscription (0..1)The message-driven-destination element provides the destination that the Message driven container uses Applies to: MD Beans
@jrun.resource-env-ref (0..1)The resource-env-ref element describes a mapping between the resource-env-name that the bean developer provides and its JNDI name. The deployer provides the actual JNDI name Applies to: EJB Beans
@jrun.resource-ref (0..1)The resource-ref element describes a mapping between the resource name that the bean developer provides and its JNDI name. The deployer provides the actual JNDI name Applies to: EJB Beans
@jrun.timeout (0..1)The timeout element specifies the timeout value, in seconds, of a stateful session bean. The bean will be passivated if left idle for this duration Applies to: Stateful Session Beans
@jrun.tx-domain (0..1)The tx-domain-name element gives the transaction domain name in which the bean's transactions will take place Applies to: Entity Beans
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