Quartz 1.6 and triggering a EJB?

I have Quartz 1.6 setup in my current web application and everything seems to be working just fine, except I get the following error message:


08/05/05 15:15:06 XXXXXX something is really wrong here. Please scream at the developers!

As I find this a funny error message it is about a useless as they come. The interesting thing is that I get this error message whenever I call a EBJ in my application container. I am calling the EJB using the standard J2EE design patterns. My job just calls the a service, which does a lookup using a EJB Service Locator. Even though I get the error message, I am still able to make the EJB call and and run the code as I need to.

After doing some more research, Quartz seems to want me to call a EJB using there EJBInvokerJob. I feel that this is a little bit of a overkill, since I am running everything out of the same container.

Has anyone else ever seen anything like this? I would love to know some more information about why this is really happening. I wonder if it will be ok, to leave things are they are. It just seems that I am getting this error message for no real reason at all.

Posted on May 05, 2008 by Mike Jennings in Java | 1 Comments | Permalink