Hey, Like I mentioned in the other e-mail you can make 2 classes in the same test, the EJB and the LocalClient.
Re. your question on the feature, it's not available in any of the current versions, not even the trunk. Thinking about it, it will most probably be voted into the spec. I don't follow the JCP processes for it, but it's still in the current draft, so it's probably there to stay. Beyond that I don't think it's very easy to implement either, I mean - how do you create a proxy for it? Ouch. You're probably going to have to do some sort of bytecode injection or classloader magic, in order to get a class with the same canonical name but a different one at that. Especially if the classGood luck guys! Quintin Beukes On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 4:23 PM, Laird Nelson <[email protected]> wrote: > Happy Friday. > > When is OpenEJB going to support interfaceless SLSBs? I could really use > that feature right about now. Maybe it's in there already and I just > haven't activated it somehow? > > (I'm exploring the evil that one man can wreak by combining @LocalClient and > @Stateless on the same test case.) > > Best, > Laird >
