RE: Invoking EJB from Action classes

2001-05-21 Thread Owen Taylor
I assume you are accessing the beans through JNDI. I also assume you are using IntitialContext ctx = new InitialContext(); -to generate your initial context object. You May create a jndi.properties file that contains the following:

Re: Invoking EJB from Action classes

2001-01-16 Thread Jannik Nørgaard Steen
- Original Message - From: "Roger Kjensrud" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 5:15 PM Subject: RE: Invoking EJB from Action classes Jannik, thanks for your input. The concept of the EJB session manager returning references to

RE: Invoking EJB from Action classes

2001-01-15 Thread Roger Kjensrud
] Subject: Re: Invoking EJB from Action classes Hi, we are storing references to our EJB in the HTTP-session context and it works just fine. We have created an EJB that acts as a session manager. This manager can supply clients with all EJB references to other EJB's one might need during a HTTP

Re: Invoking EJB from Action classes

2001-01-15 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
] Subject: Re: Invoking EJB from Action classes Hi, we are storing references to our EJB in the HTTP-session context and it works just fine. We have created an EJB that acts as a session manager. This manager can supply clients with all EJB references to other EJB's one might need

Re: Invoking EJB from Action classes

2001-01-13 Thread Jannik Nørgaard Steen
Hi, we are storing references to our EJB in the HTTP-session context and it works just fine. We have created an EJB that acts as a session manager. This manager can supply clients with all EJB references to other EJB's one might need during a HTTP-session. On the client side we have a class