Hi Siraj,
If you have defined remote interfaces to the CMP beans, any remote client
can access the bean. But you cannot call accessor of cmr's from remote
clients, since the accessors return reference to local interface.
Hemant
www.pramati.com
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Hello All,
In ejb 2.0, we can have relationship b/t the beans ( as we can
have in Tables). I have to write an CMR ( for one 2 one relation)
I saw the example provided by weblogic server 6.1. There they shows the 2
CMPs with the relation. They have made the 2 CMPs with local home remote,
and they are accessing their service thru a session bean . i.e a wrapper
over thee CMPs.
My doubt is that, is this the only way to write CMR. that is write the CMPs
(local) and then wrap up them with the Session Bean, and access these
Session Bean from the client who in turn will call the CMPs for u. ???
Or can I access the CMPs ( ie CMR actually) directly from the client ??
It would be nice if anybody can send me the examples of CMR ( other than
which comes with weblogic 6.1)
Thanx & Regds,
Siraj
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