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> I don't see anywhere in the EJB spec that access methods to remote beans is
> specified. For example, in an example I looked at for WebLogic, it looked
> like you would set the PROVIDER_URL attribute in the properties to talk
> remote. I hear a lot about using RMI/IIOP for accessing EJBs, but I
> haven't seen code - particularly for the client side.
>
> Is there anything specified for what the container should provide? Does
> EJBoss have any remote invocation implemented?
?
All method access are remote by definition of the spec.
(javax.ejb.EJBObject extends Remote).
EJBoss implements Remote invocations on the beans you submit. Part of
our strength is that we dynamically generate these, without any
intervention on your part. Another strength of EJBoss is the capacity
to actually *bypass* this Remote invocation when calls are intra-vm.
AFIAK only WebLogic has this capacity and theirs is non compliant (i.e
not pass by copy) while ours is, less nasty potential bugs.
Maybe I am missing your question.
PRovider URL is set for people to specify what JNDI server is answer the
naming queries.
marc
>
> - jeremiah
>
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