Karl-Fredrik Blixt wrote:
> But does it allow for another bean to do customization? As far as I understand
> it, it only allows the _user_ to change the DD at runtime, not another bean. Or
> am I mistaken? Is this possible in EJB 1.1, or rather, is there a standard way?
If the server provides an interface for customization, then a bean may
use it. There is currently no way to do this in XS, but a remote admin
interface will be added for this purpose.
The context that a bean uses for customization is a JNDI context in
EJB1.1, *but* it is specifically stated that a bean may not change its
environment through either bind(), rebind() or createSubcontext(). So if
a bean is to change its environment it will have to use whatever
interface is provided by server vendor (which of course would be
proprietary).
Could you specify some situations where it would be beneficial to let a
bean to customization? (ok, considering mine and yours current situation
I have a feeling why you want it, but say it anyway ;-)
/Rickard
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