hi;
local
beans are typically registered in JNDI.
so you
can use a simple JNDI lookup to get the local EJBs.
in
such a scenario you will not have to use the ejb-local-ref and thus you loose
the ability to decouple you bean's look up name (as you wrote in your code) from
your beans actual JNDI name.
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