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1. Invoke EJB method
It depends ...
If you use EJB3.1 and try to call a bean from another you might use
@EJB MyEJBClass;
The reference will be injected with the local proxy.
For EJB3 you have to know the interface class (remote or local) and use this for the @EJB
With EJB2.1 you have to know the JNDI name and do a lookup.
To answer in more detail you should provide the EJB and JBoss version and more details about what you try to do.
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2. Invoke EJB method
I've created simple taks service as MBean (this is only a sample):
@RemoteBinding(jndiBinding = "jboss/service/TaskService/remote")
@Service(objectName = "pl.pazp.jboss:service=SimpleService")
@Management(TaskQueueService.class)
public class TaskServiceMBean implements TaskService {
public Task createTask(Serializable taskInfo) {
return new Task();
}
public void invokeTaskActionMethod(Task task) {
invokeEjbMethod(task.getInvokerClass(), task.getOnTaskActionMethod());
}
}
class Task is simple POJO:
public class Task implements Serializable{
private String invokerClass;
private String onTaskActionMethod;
}
and EJB component:
@Stateless
public class TestBean implements Test {
@Resource("jboss/service/TaskService/remote")
private TaskService taskService;
public void createTask() {
taskService.createTask(new String(), new String());
}
@TaskAction
public void onTaskAction(Task task) {
//do something
}
}
TestBean invokes createTask method. Then using AOP, I intercept a class, which has invoked the TaskServiceMBean.createTask(..), and I get a method name which is annotated as a @TaskAction. I put these information in Task and save it in DB. After some time I'd like to pick up the Task from DB and invoke onTaskAction method on TestBean EJB. I ' ve done everything except for the last thing - invokeEjbMethod.
I'm using JBoss 6.0.0Final
Thanks for any help.