thanks for your response... It made it very clear that my initial query
was not very clear.
I was more concerned about "hiding" the webbie stuff in the war file
that has the ejbs in it.
say I have an ent app with 2 war files in it. one of the war files
(WithEJBs.war) has servlets, jsps and ejbs in it.
The other web app (UseWithEJBswar.war) has servlets and jsps in it...
that uses the beans defined in the sibling war file.
How does an app assembler hide the servlets and jsps of the WithEJBs.war
file?
Is that clearer?
vbk
Kenneth Saks wrote:
>
> On May 16, 2008, at 1:23 PM, Vince Kraemer wrote:
>
>> i was reading through the EJB 3.1 spec and hit a question that seems
>> unanswered..
>>
>> If I have ejbs in a .war file... it looks like those ejbs can be used
>> by a different web app in the same ear...
>>
>> If you can have webapp2.war "use" the beans in webapp1.war then there
>> may be situations when an application assembler want to use the beans
>> in a web app that they do not want to expose...
>
> Hi Vince,
>
> There isn't any explicit per-bean hiding concept for EJB components
> within an .ear. Any EJB components exposing a local (or
> no-interface) view are visible to all other modules in the .ear.
> That's independent of whether the EJB components are packaged in a
> .war or an ejb-jar.
>
>>
>>
>> How do they say that?
>>
>> Since this seems like an app assembly question... I figured that the
>> EDR for JSR-316 would have the answer... but I cannot find it...
>>
>> thanks,
>> vbk
>>
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