arava,

<disclaimer>
Sorry that this Q&A has little to do with EJB.
</disclaimer>

<vendor>
The program "vbj" is not a VM, but a driver.  That is, it simply sets up a
number of Java environment variables (such as indicating which ORB to use)
and then launches whatever is your default Java VM.  Thus, all you have to
do to use VBJ with WebLogic is to set those same env-vars yourself.  To
see what flags are set, use the -VBJdebug flag the the "vbj" driver.

For further questions on VBJ, please go to our news groups.
</vendor>

-jkw

arava wrote:
>
> Hi
> Is there any way to specify the java interpreter to use in the the EJBServer
> implementation.Is it possible in Weblogic server. For example i have a JSP
> client to a corba ( visibroker) server.Instead of using java.exe of the JDK i
> have to use vbj.exe ( Visibroker ) . Can i set this in the EJBServer? if so
> which of the  vendors allow that?Is that possible in Weblogic Server
> Thank you
> arava
>
> arava
>
> Johnny Ren wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a container-managed entity bean which has a attribute
> > ID(Interger)which is the Primary key
> > and another attribute Name (string). In my Deployment Descriptors, the
> > Name attribute is NOT
> > declared as persistence.
> >
> > A session bean A establishes a connection to the entity bean and set the
> > ID attribute to 2
> > and Name attribute to "John".  Now a session bean B  establishes a
> > connection to this instance
> > entity bean(ID is 2).
> >
> > What should be the value of Name attribute to the client B?  Is it
> > "John" (That is what I want) or Null ?
> > What is the value of Name attribute to client B in WebLogic Server,
> > iPortal Application
> > Server, ... ?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Johnny Ren
> >
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