I am not sure jndi lookup is necessary or not in terms of ejb3 technology advantages. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
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A:
Yes you need to. But you can use annotations for this.
@EJB private BeanInterface yourbean
It will be injected for you. Make sure your interface is also annotated with @Local or @Remote. It depends on where you deploy to if you need to specify the jndi name in a config file or not.
Albert
2010-04-29 06:31:34
Firstly many thanks for your reply. However, can you explain that did you mean whether I dont have to do any jndi lookup (ctx.lookup(bla bla)) or I have to do it but not have to call any managed bean method, because with @EJB anno. injection will be enough for it?By the way, my app. runs on jboss 4.2; is @EJB annotation (and also related ones about injection at all) capable with jboss4.2? Thanks a lot again.Baris
Bariscan
2010-04-30 14:58:26