Err...
>
> "Bordet, Simone" wrote:
> > > we need a way to detect "EJB calls" and let them
> > > be reentrant...
> > > > a pig really
> > >
> > > Detect EJB calls somehow is right.
> >
> > There can be a way in the actual implementation, but I need
> confirms: the
> > client can retrieve the EJBObject only through the
> > EntityContext.getEJBObject ? If so, then all the client
> requests for the
> > EJBObject pass through
> > EntityEnterpriseContext.EntityContextImpl.getEJBObject and
> there we can set
> > a flag that we can test in the EntityInstanceCache to see
> if the call is an
> > "EJB call" or not.
>
> ..*shiver*..
Don't, can always be worse ;-)
> I will pretend I didn't hear that.. ;-)
Maybe I was unclear. The problem is that from inside the bean implementation
we can obtain a reference to the EJBObject and call from there, and this
will result in a false reentrant call for the container. Now, the only way I
currently know to have a reference to the EJBObject from inside the bean is
through the EntityContext. Given this, can't we flag this kind of calls ?
Maybe I miss something important ?
Simon
