Exactly right. Put another way:
When you make a call on a remote interface, a copy of the
object is given to the bean. Doesn't matter if that bean
is on the same server as the caller, as when one ejb calls
another ejb using it's remote interface.
You can either make TarHeader as Stateful SessionBean, or you
can just send back the modified TarHeader object.
-David
On Aug 18, 2005, at 3:32 PM, kapi59ttp wrote:
Hi Felipe!!!
Wouldnt it be better if your method returns the header???
I mean...
public TarHeader createTar (parameters)...
I can remenber that Java doesnt change parameters, and that all
parameters
are value type, instead of reference or direction type (i hope u can
understand
this horrible explanation but my english is quite limited :D)
Good luck :D
Felipe Palma Dias wrote:
I have a remote method receiving a bean as a
parameter:
public void createTar(TarHeader header)
throws RemoteException;
The bean "header" is changed in the server, but in the
client, after call the remote method, I do not see
this changes in the bean.
Tks.
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