This is how I understand it.
The environment properties are in a Hashtable and can be accessed with the
getSessionContext().getEnvironment().getProperty(key)
where key is the name of the property set up in the DD.
Brandon Campbell
Williams Energy Services
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From: Thomas Cox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Accessing DD properties from EJBean
What is the syntax for accessing properties set in the Deployment Descriptor
from within an EJB?
I hope its not different based on Vendor implementation ; )
Thanks.
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I'd imagine you should add
these JNDI properties in your deployment descriptor as environment entries
<env-entry>. The only problem I see with that approach is the fact you'd be
duplicating the same entries in a number of different deployment
descriptors.
Jeff Bailey ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Sr. Software Engineer
NetGenics, Inc.
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