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# Indirection and EJB

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When using indirection with EJB, how TopLink handles indirection depends on the EJB version and application server you are using.

In addition, you cannot use proxy indirection (see "Proxy Indirection") for relationships to an enterprise bean, because EJB do not directly implement their remote or local interfaces.

When using indirection with an enterprise bean that your application serializes, you must consider the effect of any untriggered indirection objects at deserialization time (see "Indirection, Serialization, and Detachment").