Hi!
"Kenworthy, Edward" wrote:
> >"Kenworthy, Edward" wrote:
> .>> >The only way I know how to do this now is to have a client which calls
> >> >the bean's method periodically. I can do this from outside of JBoss, or
> > >(cheating) by starting a thread from the bean's class when the first
> >>
> >> You can't do this. Manipulating threads in EJB-land is specifically
> >> forbidden.
>
> > Note that servers are allowed to grant beans more permissions than are
> > stated in the spec (i.e. granting AllPermission is ok).
>
> Is this portable ?
Depends on what you mean. You need to find a server that allow you to
add the permission you need, but today all servers do.
> >Judging from EJB-INTEREST postings from other vendors JBoss is more or
> >less the *only* server that will check for it...
> >
>
> Actually WLS does, although I can't remember off the top of my head whether
> it does it at deploy or run-time (the former I think).
You can't check this at deployment time... only runtime counts.
> >Use an MBean to do this, as stated in other reply.
>
> Not portable :-)
What do you mean? JMX MBeans are very portable.
/Rickard
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