Just do a normal java class inheritance and then write second set of
deployment descriptors for this new bean and register it under different
name. It was fine like that (out whole software ~100 entity and session
beans is written by bean inheritance)
Miro Halas
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Subject: Are Session Beans extendable?
We are developing a standard software basing on J2EE Session Beans. The
problem is, one of our customers needs a small change in one of the SB's
methods. We
thought of inheriting from our SB, only overwriting the "default"
implementation of that method, and then telling JOnAS not to load the
original but the
inherited SB. Is this possible? And what about calling extended functions
(calling the super SB's method implementation)?
Thank you for every tip!
Markus
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