"Masters.Robert" wrote:
> Couldn't application wide resources (perhaps including "environment
> variables" be represented as objects stored in the JNDI namespace? that way
> both EJB and client objects could retrieve them? JNDI seems to be a nice
> solution for storing/searching etc for global objects?
Asbolutely. But there is no way to do "application wide" settings with
the current EJB1.1 spec. This might change though(Vlada?).
> Thus you would only need 1 entry in the DD which points the the jndi entry
> that represents global objects etc?
Granted, but you would still need a way to get the objects there. In
this sense I like the way it is now because the deployer only needs to
say what he wants, not actually do it (the container is responsible for
the actual setting up).
/Rickard
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