"manemannen" wrote : SimpleStatefulBeanRemote o = (SimpleStatefulBeanRemote)
ctx.lookup("simpleserver/" + SimpleStatefulBean.class.getSimpleName() +
"/remote");
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| I have seen many examples of this and it introduces a dependency from the
client to the actual implementation and obsoletes the purpose of interfaces -
weird
It's actually just that the default JNDI name uses the ejb-name, which in turn
is "BeanImplementationClass.class.getSimpleName()". If you manually say
@Stateless.name == "whatever", then the JNDI name is "appName/whatever/remote".
So there's not *really* an impl dependency. ;)
S,
ALR
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