Hi - I am trying to determine if FBPK is a legal thing to do from setEntityContext in EJB1.1.
(Specifically, FBPK for some *other* bean type, not the one whose setEntityContext is being called) --- EJB1.1 SPEC: Table 4, p111 implies "Enterprise Bean Access" is not allowed. But is FBPK considered "Enterprise Bean Access" or not ? I don't know. Section 9.5.1 says <quote>An identity of an entity object is not available during this method.<\quote>. I get the impression this is really referring to the ectx.getEJBObject method rather than any result from FBPK (but it seems odd that it says "an" entity object instead of "the" entity object. Also, if you can't get your own EJBObject I'd expect you shouldn't be allowed to use FBPK on your own Home either. And if you can't use FBPK for you own home it seems inconsistent to allow it for others.... But I don't know. --- CTS: I looked at what I thought was a relevant CTS test (j2eects\tests\ejb\ee\bb\entity\bmp\allowedmethodstest\TestBeanEJB.java) to answer this question, but FBPK is not attempted from setEntityContext so I still don't know. --- Anyone out there got the answer? \Peter =========================================================================== To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff EJB-INTEREST". For general help, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "help".
