call local EJB

[RALPH ROPER <RR...@cuscal.com.au>]

hi,

this may seem like an obvious question. Can I use the EJBProxyFactory to
access a local EJB? This seems to be possible by changing the NameLookup
property on the class. The only examples I have seen are for a remote EJB.
One thing that makes me hesitate is that Spring uses separate Remote and
Local EJB classes.

thanks,

Ralph Roper
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Re: call local EJB

["David J. M. Karlsen" <da...@davidkarlsen.com>]

RALPH ROPER wrote:

>hi,
>
>this may seem like an obvious question. Can I use the EJBProxyFactory to
>access a local EJB? This seems to be possible by changing the NameLookup
>property on the class. The only examples I have seen are for a remote EJB.
>One thing that makes me hesitate is that Spring uses separate Remote and
>Local EJB classes.
>  
>
They should be implemented differently as the remote needs a 
PortableRemoteObject.narrow(...), while the local doesn't need this due 
to being a real object and not a stub.

A general solution for doing a typesafe lookup from JNDI would be 
interesting (for JMS QueueConnectionFactories and Queues, DataSources, 
MailSession's and general serialized objects put into JNDI).


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