You are right, I don't want to reinvent the wheel. What I do want is to
call the glassfish API directly that does this for me.
I don't care if it's an internal API. The project I am working on is to
integrate Tapestry with existing EJBs. I want @EJB to be available from
Tapestry objects. We have lots of local objects that have no names, and it
was working in Glassfish for a while. I want to keep this existing
functionality. If it breaks, I don't care then, but for now, I want to get
at the internal Glassfish API to get this to work. So far I got the Habitat
object, if you can point me to the right code to get the local EJB scanned by
Glassfish out of that, I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
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