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Does EJB also use dynamically download?

 
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I know RMI supports dynamica download
Did ejb also use it?
I mean a client use context.lookup("EJBHomeInterface");
in case client doesnot reside with EJBHomeInterface on same machine
So. it will dynamically downlaod the EJBHomeInterface and all related .jar
from server side?
 
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I can't think of a single J2EE container that currently supports dynamic download. I dont' think the spec specifically forbids it, but I don't believe any vendors support it.
In particular, the architecture of the JBoss container is such that it could manage something like dynamic download through it's JMX management interface -- but I'm nearly 100% certain that it's not something you could do "out of the box".

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