Hi!
Ashwin Dinakar wrote:
> I know posted this a couple of days ago. I just want to be reassured by the
>experts here that this is right way to proceed.
>
> (1) I wish to read Java Resource Bundles into an Enterprise Java Bean (Either
>Session or Entity Bean). Does this violate any of the EJB specs or should I move
>this over to an RMI server ?
This does not violate the spec, but I might be missing something.
Getting Java2 security right is a tricky business. It might require some
doPermission calls to be done properly. Anyone knows better?
> (2) More generally speaking to avoid I/O in EJB move flat flile I/O to an RMI
>server. Is this the approach most developers are going along for right now ?
Generally speaking, I would not do this. Instead I would package this
kind of functionality in a separate library that is available to the
beans, but not through the classpath of the EJB-jar, but rather through
the system classloader or similar. As has been noted in earlier posts,
the classloader is the key to avoiding the restrictions of EJB.
/Rickard
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