Re: sessions, inheritance and authorization

2000-11-06 Thread Daniel G. Koulomzin
I would have to admit that the weak support for inheritence in EJB 1.1 is definately a big problem. What you generally have to do is create parallel class hierarchies: one for the EJBObject interfaces, and one for the SessionBean/EntityBean classes. Both allow normal Java inheritence. Then, map

RE: sessions, inheritance and authorization

2000-11-05 Thread Jeff Schnitzer
From: Adam Winter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] I'm not new to Java, but I am to EJB's and Orion's server. And I have a few questions concerning both of those. Hi! I was in your same shoes a few months ago. Welcome to the list, it's pretty cool here :-) First, assuming a web client,

RE: sessions, inheritance and authorization

2000-11-05 Thread Adam Winter
Thanks for your reply. In answer to your question... Second, does inheritance of Session Beans, work the same as other inheritance in Java? The answer is probably yes, but I've never seen this covered. Every EJB I've seen has extended EjbObject. Can I still have abstract super classes?