Parameterize your beans constructor to indicate that it's in being used
within a container. Otherwise you'd have to rely on vendor specific
ClassForName lookups. Maybe you can assuming if you try to get an
InitialContext and it cannot connect then you aren't running in a container.
Does new InitialContext() throw a NamingException if called outside
of a container? I'm sure a lookup would fail ie. return null.
Open to ideas...
what do you need this for?
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> On Thu, 8 Mar 2001 10:45:36 +0530, Ashwani Kalra
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> >I thinks you can call ejbContext fns which tells its environment. when
> >running in NON-EJB environment it must return some error or exception
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> Thanks for responding. The class I'm talking about is not an EJB, so
> there is no way for it to get an EJBContext.
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> >Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 9:36 AM
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> >Subject: Determining if code is running in EJB container
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> >
> >I have a class which is used in both EJB and non-EJB environments, and
> >some of its behavior is determined by whether or not it's running
> >inside an EJB container. Right now, I'm using a system property,
> >"NO_EJB", which I set from the command line to tell the class that
> >it's not running inside an EJB container. What I'm wondering is
> >whether or not there's a more elegant way for the class to determine
> >if it's running inside an EJB container, that doesn't rely on command
> >line switches. Is there some other system property that will always be
> >set in an EJB environment but not set otherwise? Or some other part of
> >the runtime system it could interrogate to find out this information?
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