Hello Robin,
If you want to listen (like a server) on a socket, you can't do it whit
EJB (see Enterprise JavaBeans Specification, chap. 18, sec. 18.1.2. -you can
download from http://java.sun.com/products/ejb/docs.html). If you want to
make an EJB that acts as a client using sokects (I think this is you're
trying, don't you?), the specification permits you.
Regards.
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Asunto: Socket in Entity Bean
Hi everyone,
I have some data that must be fetched from a remote host through socket,
and some others from a db. I want to hide the difference between these two
ways of getting data upon the entity bean layer�� then session beans can get
data through entity beans uniformly. Can I write socket in my bean managed
entity beans?
pls help me.
thanks.
robin
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