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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Christopher Cobb
> > > 5} Can a supporting class access a synchronized method of another class
> > > in the system??
> > No. Restrictions apply to beans and the transitive closure of all non
> > system classes they access. System classes defined here as classses that
> > are not packaged with the bean and that are written with respect to the
> > server implementation (i.e. same thread management concept).
>
> This would mean that a bean could never call a Vector, since all the
> methods on a Vector are synchronized. I think you are being too strict.
Agreed. The restrictions only apply to business methods of the bean (there are
some additional restrictions regarding Collections and Vectors in the 2.0
specification, but that's a different story).
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Cedric
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