Im refering the e-version of "begining EJB 3 application development - from
novice to professional " - Apress publishers' and also , SUN's j2EE5 official
tutorial.If u know abt any other recommended learning materials pls let me
know..
so in those materials i have found that @Local can be used when both the client
application and the EJB are in the same JVM.. since i deplyoed my EJB and the
client application as well to the JBOSS server , then does not those 2(EJB and
client app) are in the same JVM.? ( the JVM of the JBOSS server instance ) if
so
, then both these components are running in the same JVM so that it must be
possible to use the @Local interface..
to another thread that i posted in this forum under EJB 3.0 category , i got
replies saying that JBOSS 4.2.x is not fully compliant with EJB 3.0 and j2EE 5
specs.SO i feel that i cant achive the tasks with out using JNDI lookups( if
app
server is JBOSS )...
i.e , use the following code segment,
@EJB
private static ObjectType obj;
InitialContext ic = new InitialContext ();
obj = (ObjectType) ic.lookup(ObjectType.class.getName());
i can t depend only on @EJB annotations..
is that right ?? , because the example in the book havent use any JNDI lookup s
and it works fine with GlassFish - not with JBOSS.
Thanks n Rgds
Sajith
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