Lorenzo,
1. Actually the *real* name is the "$ProxyN".
JBoss uses dynamic proxy to construct a
sort of stub for your EJB client.
The returned "$Proxy" class implements
your HomeInterface.
2. You HomeInterface is the *interface*.
So anyway, something should implement it.
What did you expect?
3. You may get the list of interfaces and/or
your real HomeInterface by using reflection.
Regards,
Alex,
Lorenzo Resta wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Does someone know how to get the thre "real" class names of EJB's looked
> up through a given context?
> Right now i try to look up all name in a specified context like this:
>
> myContext = new InitialContext();
>
> theNames = myContext.list("/company/applications");
>
> while(theNames.hasMore()){
>
> NameClassPair theName = (NameClassPair)theNames.next();
>
> String theClassName = theName.getClassName(); //<--- Here i get
> always classnames like "$Proxy1"
>
> Object theObjectRef = myContext.lookup(aName+"/"+theName.getName());
>
> EJBHome theHome =
> (EJBHome)PortableRemoteObject.narrow(theObjectRef, EJBHome.class);
>
> }
>
> So far the code works fine, but the trouble is that the class name
> stores in JNDI is always something like "$Proxy1". But i would like to
> get the real
> Homeinterface class name.
>
> By the way : even in JNDIView the classnames appear as "$Proxy0",
> "$Proxy1" , etc.
>
> Any ideas how to get at the "real" class names?
>
> Thanks
>
> Lorenzo Resta
>
> SurfKitchen Inc.
>
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