EJB object factory

Declare the factory class as a startup class. In the main() method, create a new initial context and bind a new instance of the factory class into the jndi tree under an agreed on name. Youi client code should look for the factory calss under the agreed on name.
Hope that helps.
Narendra Pasuparthy wrote:
Hi Eduardo,
Thanks for looking into my problem, I have been trying to do this thing for
the last 2 weeks and you help comes as a new sign of life to me.
Anyway i understand the problem better now, but i am still far away from
having to solve it. you say something about adding the object factory to the
JNDI tree
What you can do is add your object factory to the jndi tree. Your >bean
could look it up, etc.How can i do this, i presume that when you say jndi tree you ae referring to
the JNDI tree provided by the weblogic server; right?
If you can shed more light on how i can add my object factory to the JNDI
tree and how i can look it up i would appreciate your help.
Looking forward to hearing form you soon.
Bye,
Naren
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There is no provision for a generic object factory in the public api, and
none is supported.
What you can do is add your object factory to the jndi tree. Your bean
could look it up, etc. I would urge you to
make sure that there are appropriate acls on the factory, for obvious
security reasons.
narendra wrote:
My problem is that i want to invoke a service running on another APPserver form an EJB bean,
the other app server provides some client APIwhich i can use and invokethe service. Due to the
security restriction in EJB container i was not able to do this, theapproach i am thinking
about is establishing an object factory to create an object of theother app server client
class and use that from the bean.
the weblogic server seems to handle,"javax.sql.DataSource,""javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory,"
"javax.jms.TopicConnectionFactory" or "java.net.URL" how can it supportgeneric object factories, since I
have a obect factory that does not construct any of the objects usingthe weblogic supported object
factory.
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