Please excuse me, I should have poised the question as: The only method available to
a class which implements either EntityBean or SessionBean has for accessing server
services is through the EJBContext.getEJBObject() method. Is this is correct, then
if every EJB Server vendor implements the EJBObject interface differently when the
EJB is deployed, then how can one write EJBs which are portable across servers? Am
I missing something here?
Evan Ireland wrote:
> Chris Emery wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > When writing the Bean implementation file such as the AccountBean, how
> > should one reference the services provided by the server/container. The
> > container takes care of implementing the EJBObject and EJBHome
> > interfaces, but I don't see how the bean which extends SessionBean or
> > EntityBean can easily obtain references to the EJBContainer. Any
> > thoughts on this are appreciated.
>
> Through the EJBContext (SessionContext/EntityContext) object that is passed by
> the container to setSesionContext/setEntityContext. You should save this
> context in an instance variable for later reference.
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