You can do this, but you must invoke the method through a local reference to the bean obtained from the session/entity context that is passed to you in setSession/EntityContext of the EJB.
See javax.ejb.SessionContext.getEJBLocalObject and javax.ejb.EntityContext.getEJBLocalObject.
Cast the result of one of these calls to your local interface type and invoke the method.
Steve Coy
On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 05:07 PM, Davide Pozza wrote:
Hi all I have a little question about the transaction attributes that an ejb method can have; I know that if my BeanA has a method getA() with RequiresNew attribute and my beanB invokes it (acting as a client for BeanA), a new transaction starts for the duration of the getA() execution.
But does the same thingh happen if the same BeanA calls getA() from another method calculateA()? Can an EJB act as a client of itself ?
Thanks in advance
Davide
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