> Or to put it in another way, can
> an EJB component(any bean) be a Avalon component?
No, since EJBs and Avalon components are bound to different
contracts.
However, an EJB can *use* Avalon components, and an Avalon component
can use EJBs.
But you can't easily create a hybrid.
(One way is to have an abstract base class that calls its own
initialize(), configure() etc. with parameters that it finds via
JNDI in ejbCreate).
/**
* Possible, but not recommended.
*/
public class BaseBean {
public ejbCreate () {
Configuration config = new InitialContext().lookup
("path/to/config/here");
Context context = new InitialContext().lookup
("path/to/context/here");
if (this instanceof Contextualizable) {
((Contextualizable) this).contextualize (context);
}
...
and
...
so
...
on
...
}
}
/LS
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