Chris Emery wrote:
>
> 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?
No, the getEJBObject method allows a component to access an object
reference for itself. It's all the other methods on EJBContext that
you should be looking at.
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