How can you call an ejb from a jspservlet

Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 7 years, 8 months ago. Active 7 years, 8 months ago. Viewed times. The following is the code of the servlet; package web; import java. IOException; import java. ArrayList; import javax. PostConstruct; import javax.

EJB; import javax. ServletException; import javax. WebServlet; import javax. HttpServlet; import javax. EJBs calling servlets coderanch. Flash Call EJB coderanch. Replaying Ejb calls coderanch. Call by reference in EJB coderanch.

Calling an EJB from a servlet gotta complete a submission pls reply soon coderanch. Calling EJB from Servlet in a different container coderanch. Using servlet to call EJB and give the response.

EJB call without stubs coderanch. Calling EJB3. Call EJB from Servlet coderanch. Create a "client jar" with the remote interfaces, deploy in on the client Provide the app server client jar not necessary in your scenario Provide a jndi. SerialInitContextFactory java. To answer your first question then: Yes you can do so as long as you've got a reference to the object you relate to and you know how to access it. Bali C. Only authorized users can answer the question. Please sign in first, or register a free account.

Not the answer you're looking for? Hi, I have managed to get JBoss, Tomcat and Apache all set up and working well 'individually', but want to set them all up to work together.

Keep in mind I am fairly new to all this EJB, and 'admin' stuff but not new to programming in general. As a matter of fact, you don't even need a web server to run an EJB. I would suggest working through a tutorial, and getting an ejb working. Once you understand the DEPLOY step, the two main differences listed above will then make more sense to you, and your question should then be answered. The main thing that I am missing, both in understanding and examples, is putting them all together.