System and method for determining when an EJB compiler needs to be executed
AssigneeBEA Systems, Inc.
InventorsMatthew Shinn, Seth White, Rob Woollen
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Abstract
A system for determining when an EJB compiler needs to be executed, comprising: a server, including an EJB or plurality of EJBs and an EJB compiler operating thereon; and, a logic that determines a first snapshot of the EJB at a particular moment in time or for a particular server version, and a second snapshot of said EJB at a later moment in time or a subsequent server version, and compares the first and second snapshots to determine whether the EJB should be recompiled.
Claims15
A system for determining when an EJB compiler needs to be executed, comprising:
- a server, including an EJB or plurality of EJBs and an EJB compiler operating thereon;
- and,
- a logic that determines a first snapshot of the EJB at a particular moment in time or for a particular server version, and a second snapshot of said EJB at a later moment in time or a subsequent server version, and compares the first and second snapshots to determine whether the EJB should be recompiled.
A method for determining when an EJB compiler needs to be executed, comprising the steps of:
- providing a server, including an EJB or plurality of EJBs and an EJB compiler operating thereon;
- and,
- determining a first snapshot of the EJB at a particular moment in time or for a particular server version, and a second snapshot of said EJB at a later moment in time or a subsequent server version, and comparing the first and second snapshots to determine whether the EJB should be recompiled.
A computer readable medium including instructions stored thereon which when executed cause the computer to perform the steps of:
- providing a server, including an EJB or plurality of EJBs and an EJB compiler operating thereon;
- and,
- determining a first snapshot of the EJB at a particular moment in time or for a particular server version, and a second snapshot of said EJB at a later moment in time or a subsequent server version, and comparing the first and second snapshots to determine whether the EJB should be recompiled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.