Posted By:
Sanjay_Sharma
Posted On:
Saturday, January 17, 2004 01:33 AM
Dear All, I always feel very strange, while using the EJB-REF tag in the deployment descriptor. actually when i was working on JONas app server , in that suppose one entity bean is being access via a session bean then we have to specify the EJB-REF tag in the session bean , similarly if the Entity Bean is BMP then we have to sepicfy the EJB-REF for datasoruce also. if we donot specify this then it gives us an error while accessing the entitybean via session bean, while in case of Bea-weblogic app server it is not requred, but again in IBM websphere app server it is required, i discussed this thing with many people but didn't get digestable reason, can some one tell me the exact reason of th
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Dear All,
I always feel very strange, while using the EJB-REF tag
in the deployment descriptor.
actually when i was working on JONas app server , in that suppose one entity bean is being access via a session bean then we have to specify the EJB-REF tag in the session bean , similarly if the Entity Bean is BMP then we have to sepicfy the EJB-REF for datasoruce also.
if we donot specify this then it gives us an error while accessing the entitybean via session bean,
while in case of Bea-weblogic app server it is not requred,
but again in IBM websphere app server it is required,
i discussed this thing with many people but didn't get digestable reason, can some one tell me the exact reason of this
thanks and regards
sanjay
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