Hi Sanjeev,
here is a small example how to call Session EJB:
<%@ page import="
com....myEJB.*,
...
"
%>
<%!
public myEJBHome getMyEJBHomeInterface(){
MyEJBHome home = null;
try {
// Contact the MyEJBean container through JNDI.
Context ctx = getInitialContext();
if (ctx == null) {
/* error */
}
home = (MyEJBHome)ctx.lookup("myEJB.myEJBHome");
if (home == null) {
/* error */
}
// Catch any exceptions
}
catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
return home;
}
public Context getInitialContext(){
...
}
%>
...
<%
MyEJBHome home = getMyEJBHome();
MyEJB ejb = home.create();
...
ejb.remove();
%>
(assuming that your ejb is deployed and is sitting in JNDI tree under
"myEJB.myEJBHome")
Galina.
SANJEEVMITTAL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@INF.COM> on 02/04/2000 03:15:26 AM
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Subject: Calling EJBs from JSP. How?
Hi All,
How can we call EJBs from JSP without using any other bean/servlet? If
possible, please post some sample code as well.
TIA,
Sanjeev
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