Hi,
what do you actually want to get? How to write an adapter, or how to make it run in GlassFish?
Regarding your question: A JCA inbound RA never gets aware of the EJB that subscribed to it, but it only sees an endpoint, which is a piece of glue between the EJB instance and the RA, provided by the application server to be able to provide several services "around" the communication between subscriber and provider. Using pure Java EE you cannot find out the EJB's name or class. For what do you need it?
Regards
Markus
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Subject: Inbound JCA Resource Adapter example
Hi all,
I'm looking for the example of Inbound JCA Resource Adapter compliant to JCA 1.5 spec.
So it would be possible to deploy it into Glassfish.
How does JCA RA become aware of EJBs subscribed to this JCA RA?
The parameters MessageEndpointFactory and ActivationSpec don't give any clue to EJBs.
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