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Restricting access to only Session Manager ?

2001-09-15 Thread Ed Bras
Hellu, How can I configure Orion and my J2EE application such that client applications are only able to call the get methods of the entity beans ? I want that all modification are done throw the Session Manager. The Session manager functiones as an intermediate to the entity beans. I am using

RE: Restricting access to only Session Manager ?

2001-09-15 Thread The elephantwalker
Eddie, Use your slsb or sfsb (the session manager) as your facade to the ejb for all access. In your web.xml or client.xml, only refer to the slsb or sfsb as an ejb reference. This means that your container will not allow you to get the context for your entity ejb, so you won't be able to call

RE: Restricting access to only Session Manager ?

2001-09-15 Thread Eddie Post
Elephantwalker, Thanks (see below) an ejb reference. This means that your container will not allow you to get the context for your entity ejb, so you won't be able to call any methods from the client. But then I also can't call the entity get methods ??, or can I ?. Which is what I want.

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RE: Restricting access to only Session Manager ?

2001-09-15 Thread The elephantwalker
The point was to use the facade pattern. Only access the entity bean in the slsb, and use slsb methods from the servlet or client to mutate date AND get data. You can also use authentication role's on your slsb methods to restrict or prevent access. This is what we on our www.elephantwalker.com