Hi!
Steve Roth wrote:
> Do the standard EJB restrictions (no thread activity, no IO) apply also to
> non-EJB classes used by the EJB?
Yes.
> For example, suppose I have EJBBean A (either BMP or CMP) and util class U.
>
> Inside A's methods on the remote & home interfaces, A instantiates a U and
> calls methods on it.
>
> Must the U methods (executed in the EJBserver JVM) also abide by the EJB
> restrictions, or are they free of these constraints?
Yes. The important thing is that they have the same classloader. If you
package U outside of the EJB-jar, and instantiate it outside of the bean
(such as a RMI-object), then U does not need to abide to these
restrictions.
/Rickard
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