Hi there,
I have a theoretical question regarding Local Interface for Stateless Session bean and calling it from another Stateless Bean.
I looked for more information in the spec and several other place for more info but couldn't find.
Lets imagine I have the following stateless:
@Stateless(name = "SessionFacade")
@Remote(SessionFacade.class)
public class SessionFacadeBean implements SessionFacade{
@EJB
AnotherSessionLocal anotherSession;
....
public Something getAnything(){
return anotherSession.getThatThing(); // what will happen here?
}
}
and here is AnotherSessionBean:
@Stateless(name="AnotherSession")
@Remote(AnotherSession.class)
@Local(AnotherSessionLocal.class)
public class AnotherSessionBean implements AnotherSession, AnotherSessionLocal {
}
In usual JBoss server calling a method of AnotherSession from SessionFacadeBean will be fine, but what will happen if the client decides to go for a clustered servers solution? What will happen with that call? Is there any guarantees that AnotherSession will be created on the same machine as SessionFacade? Should I go for RemoteInterface call in case of cluster?
I've read carefully "3.2.3 Choosing Between a Local or Remote Client View" from the specification (JSR 220: Enterprise JavaBeansTM,Version 3.0 - EJB Core Contracts and Requirements) and because of some reasons mentioned there I need to call AnotherSession by Local Interface.
If anyone can give an advice about the situation with the clustered env.?
Thanks in advance!
