If you use ejb-link, then both beans must be in the same .jar or the same
.ear.
It is not necessary to use ejb-link though. Just map the reference
comp/env/ejb/MyBean to the jndi name for the referenced bean (MyBean?) using
jboss.xml.
"Hardy, Patrick, DDI - Garden City" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a few quick questions.
>
> I have 3 separate beans: BeanA, BeanB and BeanC, all of which can be used
> within an application and also within other applications. What I would
like
> to do is lookup BeanB and BeanC from BeanA.
>
> I understand that I need to use ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/ejb/MyBean") to
> look up other beans, but in ejb-jar, when I specify <ejb-link></ejb-link>,
> do the other beans (B & C) *have* to be defined in the same descriptor?
> They're already defined in their own descriptors and deployed on the
server.
>
> Even if I *redefined* the beans in the ejb-jar for BeanA, would that mean
> the other beans would be redeployed when I deploy BeanA?
>
> What if the bean code is not available at the time of BeanA's deployment?
>
> Thanks.
>
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