You access Entity Beans from Session Beans in the same way that any client
gets access.
1) Get a handle to a Home interface via JNDI
2) call a create() or a finder method to get a Remote reference to the Bean.
Cheers,
Bill
On Tue, 5 Oct 1999, Parikshit Pol wrote:
> Dear all,
> I have just started working on ejb.
> I want an application wherein a client invokes methods on session beans
> which in turn talks to entity beans . how can this be done .does the
> application have a single deployment descriptor where u specify description
> of both the beans , or the beans need to be deployed seperately.
> How can i wrap entity beans into session beans.
> I'm totally confused , please guide me .
> Regards,
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