If you do that, you will have to pass the handle around. It is easier to
just stuff the handle into the servlet session and retrieve it from the
servlet session I think.
>From: James Webster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Robustness of EJBHandle
>Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 09:45:16 +1000
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>Hello folks,
>
>Can I reasonably expect an EJB Handle to survive the following
>serialisation?
>
>1. A servlet, which has a remote reference to a bean, gets the handle of
>the bean and writes it to the ServletOutputStream as part of HTML (say the
>value of a hidden form field <INPUT type="hidden" name="someField" value
>="<handle here>">
>2. The browser posts a form to another servlet.
>3. The servlet takes the value of the 'someField' form field, deserialises
>it to an EJBHandle, and reinstates the remote reference?
>
>Can I expect this to work on ALL application servers?
>
>How big would a serialised handle be?
>
>Regards,
>James W.
>
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