EJB3 subsystem configurations Deprecated. Use distributable-cache instead. Deprecated. Use client-mappings-registry element of distributable-ejb subsystem instead. The default access timeout, for stateful session beans, in milliseconds The default session timeout, for stateful session beans, in milliseconds Deprecated. Not supported on current version servers; only allowed in managed domain profiles for use on servers running earlier versions. EJB 3.2 spec allows individual stateful EJBs to declare whether they want to disable passivation for those beans. The EJB3 subsystem as a result is expected to have a passivation disabled cache factory, which it can use as a default for such EJBs. This passivation-disabled-cache-ref attribute points to such a cache configuration in the EJB3 subsystem The default access timeout, for singleton beans, in milliseconds Deprecated. Use simple-cache or distributable-cache instead. Used to define a non-distributable, non-passivating cache factory for a SFSB Used to define a distributable, passivating cache factory for a SFSB Deprecated. Use distributable-cache instead. Deprecated. Use passivation-store instead. Deprecated. Use passivation-store instead. A list of aliases. TimeUnit that are allowed for instance-acquisition-timeout on a pool Listing of security domains from applications that should be mapped to an Elytron security domain. The name of the security domain as specified in deployments. Reference to the Elytron security domain that should be used. Enable authorization using JACC. Option to switch between legacy compliant principal propagation or Elytron principal propagation. If there is no incoming run-as identity, then the current principal obtained from local unsecured bean is anonymous in Elytron. However in legacy it is the current authenticated principal. List of security domain references to attempt to outflow any established identity to. A list of String.