Hi,
I have a @Remote & @Local interface
| @Remote
| @Local
| public interface IMyIfc { ... }
|
SLSB that implements the interface
| @Stateless
| public class MyClass implements MyIfc { ... }
|
and another SLSB where MyClass is injected
| @Stateless
| public class AnotherClass implements IAnotherIfc {
| @EJB
| IMyIfc myIfc;
|
| ...
| }
|
I would expect that local proxy is injected into AnotherClass.myIfc, however
EJB container injects remote proxy. My question is - what is the reason for
preferring remote over local? I did not find anything about this issue in
spec... I suggest changing the order, so that call-by-reference behaviour is
preferred to call-by-value.
Thanks,
Petr
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