[Jboss-dev-forums] [Design of POJO Server] - Re: PROTOTYPE - Transaction DataSource in a POJO environment

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Just to clear in case you think I'm being arbitrary...

If you examine the use case for EJB3 standalone and these
services it fails the 5%/95% rule for the first release.

Security
junit: you aren't going to run your tests against the corporate ldap server
tomcat: you'd use their native realm abstraction
swing: it would only be useful if you are also operating in client/server mode and want single sign-on

JMS
If you want *co-located* jms and EJB3 you can use JBossAS/EJB3,
otherwise you just need the jndi config for the remote jms.

Remoting
All you need is to marshall the invocation to simulate call-by-value
and that is only so you can test remote access properly in junit.
You aren't going to expose standalone EJB3 sessions 
remotely from Tomcat or Swing.

etc.

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