Six TIPs that can greatly improve EJB development speed
I used to debug EJB. I was always very slow until I found two TIP. Using these six TIPs can greatly improve EJB debugging speed.
1 Starting the build target in the Run Tab on the Run Tab in the Run Tab in the Run Tab in the Run Tab of WLS, set to None.Type Select Server, and set it to default.
2. Set to None on the Run Tab on the Run Tab in JBuilder's Runtime Configuration Properties. This way, you don't have Make every time RUN (this default is make).
3. Using JBuilder's EJB Tracking (Tracking EJB Internal) and Smart Swap (Rebuild's Reploy after Modifying EJB). New Type is running for Server in Runtime Configuration Properties, step for run -> configure -> RUN Tab Page -> New -> Select None.Type in the BUILD TARGET in the dialog box Select Server. Set your empty disable Tracing Into Server Class. Start the server (such as WebLogic) in JBUILDER. The Java class to be tested is started in the DEBUG mode. If you need debugging in the sessionbean called for the Java class, you can track the EJB inside. If the sessionBean code is wrong during the tracking process, do not turn off the server and the class being debugging, directly modify the EJB content, and then click Server's RESET Debugging Session button to restart the test case. This way, you can re-rebuild and reployy when debugging. The Smart SWAP feature is only available in JBuilder8 and later versions.
4. When the EJB of the system is more, the speed is slow when the EJB Designer window appears: You can modify the Tool ------- preference ------- EJB Design puts all options, you may Will find a miracle. It's better to exercise.
5. Slow solution to the XML file that modifies EJBs:
Solution: Tools-> Preferences-> XML-> General Options, there is no such problem.
6. Rebuild / Make program is always very slow solution: remove Check JSPS for Errors At Build-Time
