Hi Naresh,
Let us cinsider a session bean with name AccountBean , home AccountHome and
public interface Account. Assume that, in your deployment descriptor you
have given the JNDIName (beanHomeName) as sessionbean.account.
We can use the following syntax to create the session bean :
Context ctx = new InitialContext();
AccountHome home = (AccountHome) ctx.lookup("sessionbean.account");
Account ac = null;
ac = home.create(accountId, balance);
Once you create this, you can call the business methods from session bean as
required. You can also pass properties like INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY to
InitialContext.
Hope this will help you.
Pidix
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> Can anyone tell how a servlet can communicate with a session bean..?
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