Hi!
Ron Yust wrote:
> So, this means your EJB bean should not use any 3rd party Java classes
> because you can't guarantee they abide by the restrictions? What happens if
> you use a class that violates the spec? Does my EJB bean actually fail or
> can it just apologize to the container for being a bad bean?
Yes, care would have to be taken. But I wouldn't go as far as not using
3rd party classes. Perhaps simply asking the author if it works with
EJB, or preferring OpenSource classes would be a good start.
If you violate these rules you will be forever damned to hell..
not..
what will happen is that SecurityExceptions will be thrown. Whether you
catch these or let them through to the container is up to you.
/Rickard
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