Deployment descriptor reference - EJB 3 in Action - page 630

Table A.6. Tags to configure <container-transaction>

Tag name Description

Specifies the transaction attribute of the method. Valid values are Re-
quired, RequiresNew, NotSupported, Supports, Never, Mandatory.

trans-attribute

Specifies the name of the EJB (as specified in <session><ebj-name>)
and the name of the method to secure.

method

<interceptor-binding>

The <interceptor-binding> tag is used to bind interceptors to EJBs at either a class
level or a method level:

<ejb-jar...>
<assembly-descriptor>
<interceptor-binding>...</interceptor-binding>
</assembly-descriptor>
</ejb-jar>

This tag is similar to the @ Interceptors annotation. Table A.7 describes the tags to
configure <interceptor-binding> .

Table A.7. Tags to configure <interceptor-binding>

Tag name Description

Specifies the name of the EJB, as specified in <session><ebj-name>
or the "name" element of @Stateless or @Stateful. This will apply
the interceptor to all methods of the class. A value of “*” will create a
default interceptor and bind to all EJB and MDB in the ejb-jar.xml
file or .war file.

ejb-name

A list of interceptor classes that are bound to the contents of the ejb-
name element. The interceptor-order is optional, and if used specifies
the order in which the interceptors are to be called. No corresponding
annotation for specifying order.

<interceptor-order> <interceptor-class>..</>
</interceptor-order>

Specifies that default interceptors aren't to be applied to the EJB class
or method: @Exclude-DefaultInterceptors.

exclude-default-interceptors

Specifies that class interceptors aren't to be applied to the EJB class
or method: @ExcludeClassInterceptors.

exclude-class-interceptors

method Specifies which method.

<message-destination>

The <message-destination> tag specifies a logical destination name that's later
mapped to a physical destination by the deployer: