The last one implies JNI from within an EJB is prohibited. What would be
some strategies to access native libraries from an EJB?
Thanks,
Eric Yu
Centerprise Services, Inc.
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Hi,
An EJB can talk to other Java objects which can then use JNI. These "helper" objects
are \
not managed objects like EJBs are.
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