Hi, Is there a way in stateful bean instance to know if it is being accessed by a local or remote client at present ? Two ways to know are - one when u have different arguments create() methods in their local and remote home interface, and secondly if u declare methods of different names or args in their local and remote interfaces. But my situation is both home have same zero arg create() method, and the both home and remote have same arg methods of same names. Given this, when one of the method of the interface is invoked, is there way to know whether the bean instance is currently serving a local or remote EJB object ? The SessionContext object always returns not-null EJBObject and EJBLocalObject if the bean instance implements both local and remote interfaces. This is probably becoz same bean instance when created is capable of serving both a local or remote EJB object. Any idea will be highly appreciated.
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