Hi
If I remember right, EJBs can not use java.net.ServerSocket, but they can very
well use java.io.Socket. See section 18.1.2 of EJB spec.
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shiv
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Gustavo E Tenrreiro wrote:
> the ejb1.1 specs state that an ejb must not listen, read or write to a
> socket.
>
> In the following case:
>
> ejb A has a method "M" that instanciates a class B, and B opens a socket
> and reads from it.
>
> is A consider to be opening the socket as well, or is this legal and you
> can say that A did not open a socket even though B did.
>
> Thanks
>
> Gustavo E Tenrreiro
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