"Viquar A. Hussain" wrote:
> > Yep, you don't want to hardcode your JNDI properties if you want your EJBs
> > to be portable. But I don't think you can't put them in a properties file
> > since reading from files is prohibited in the EJB spec (1.1 spec, 18.1.2).
>
> The spec only says that the Bean should not use the java.io package to access
> files/directories. This does not mean that the services/Container (in this case
> JNDI) cannot use files.
... i.e. it's ok to use Class.getResourceAsStream() and ResourceBundles.
I prefer the latter.
/Rickard
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