mnour wrote:
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> Hi Mohammad Nourouzi...
>
> Seems that we almost have the same name ;). Well I think you are
> missing things up here. The @EJB you are defining here are for
> dependency injection (DI) so the container knows that you are
> requiring this EJB to be injected into your class which
> defined/declared this DI point. If using this way it not good for you
> you still can lookup EJB explicitly using either:
>
> 1- The new lookup method in the EJB's context class.
> 2- By initializing a naming context and using the lookup method.
>
Sorry, you didn't get the point. In a POJO class how could you inject using
@EJB? and using Context.lookup() you still need a JNDI name to lookup local
interfaces, this name is declared by @EJBs and @EJB on the class (not the
field)
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