Michael,

You're right, you'll need to import javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject or
perhaps cfobject one. This whole thing might be best written as a
Servlet or JSP which you then include or forward to. Just a thought.

André

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How would I do this line?
PortableRemoteObject.narrow(o, TitleSessionEJBHome.class);

the .class is what I am not sure how to do.  Plus the constructor for 
PortableRemoteObject is protected.


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You might need to create a instance or

javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject ??

WG

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Subject: CF Talking to a EJB


All the code that I have found for a CF page talking to a EJB it does
not
include the PortableRemoteObject.narrow call.  Any ideas on this?
Narrowing
is used on remote interfaces and not local interfaces?  Narrowing checks
to
ensure that an object of a remote or abstract interface type can be cast
to
a desired type.  Does anyone have any narrowing code that works within a
CF
page?

<cfobject
        action ="create"
        type ="java"
        class ="javax.naming.InitialContext"
        name ="ictx">

<cfscript>
        ictx.addToEnvironment("java.naming.provider.url",
"w2k069.sysadmin.suny.edu:2908");
</cfscript>

<cfset ejbHome =ictx.lookup("TitleSessionEJB")>
<cfset bean =ejbHome.create()>
<cfset myString =javaCast("String",bean.getTitle())>

Thanks!
Mike






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