I don't understand what server/container services you are talking about?

-Muruga
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
> serverservices 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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