Hey
david sims wrote:
> > If you already have a Customer, you can invoke getEJBHome() on it (since a
> > Costumer
> > extends EJBObject). And you have your Home without needing its JNDI name.
>
> But I want the actual JNDI name, not the EJBHome object reference. I'm in a
> situation where I need the JNDI name.
It's not possible to do what you want using the standard API's.
You could always implement a method in your beaninterface which returns
this information.
One cool thing for implementors to consider is to let the Home proxy
(/stub) implement Referenceable. In that case your problem would be
solved by calling home.getReference().get("URL").getContent();
/Rickard
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