Hello,
> > How does the StatelessSession bean called "bean" get
> > associated with the login()?
>
> The login information is associated with the current thread (or the
> entire JVM; same principle though). When you call a bean this
> information is used for authentication by the bean's stub object ("bean"
> above).
And how to (multiple-)login under multiple identities to get multiple
credentials (in order to perform different set of activities)? Is there a
way to explicitely set the active credentials on the client side? (i.e. tell
the bean stub which credential to use)
Thanks. Cheers,
Sacha
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