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In what format EJException is recivied to the servlet

 
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Hi ,

Assuming a servlet is making a call to EJB 2.1 version .

If an EJException is thrown from a EJB Bean class , on what format is this Exception is recievied to the Servlet

Please guide , thanks in advance

Thanks in advance .
 
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What do you mean by format?
 
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What do you mean by format?



I mean that when a EJBException is thrown by the EJBCOntainer , it will be converted into a RemoteException when passed to the Servlet.

Please share your ideas .
 
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