How will i get refrence of printWriter

import javax.ejb.*;
 
public class AdviceBean implements SessionBean{
  
  private String[] adviceString={" one word: in appropriate. ","you might want to rithink that hair cut",
   "Your boss will respect U if U tell him what U realiy think of him",
 
   "Visualize your self with better cloth",
   "Of course U don't have to go to work today",
   "Do you realy think you should be leaving the house like that",
   "Read a book once a year wethere U need to or not"
      };
 
  
  public void ejbActivate(){
    System.out.println("ejb activate");
 
    }

public void ejbPassivate(){
     System.out.println("ejb passivate");
     }
 
  public void ejbRemove(){
    System.out.println("ejb Remove");
     }
 
  public void setSessionContext(SessionContext ctx){
   System.out.println("session context");
    }
 
  public String getAdvice(){
    System.out.println("I m in getAdvice");
    int random=(int)(Math.random()* adviceString.length);
     return adviceString[random];
   }
 
  public void ejbCreate(){
     System.out.println("In ejb Create");
    }
 
 }

Dear sir in the above bean class i am calling a busness method getAdvice from a servlet file. But see i have written System.out.println() in the contaner call back method of bean class.
But how these statment will printed in iexplorer.
As we know that to print a statment on explorer you need to be the object of printwriter class but here how will i get the object of printwriter class that is
response.getWriter()

Thanks

Arun kumar maalik

You will do no such thing.
The SOP calls are purely for logging purposes, they're not for data that should go back to the client.

That's not to say that in a real application you'd do it like that, you'd instead use some logging package to handle logging (like the standard Java logging or Log4J), but you would NOT return that information to the calling EJB client (in fact most of it you cannot return to the client because the methods are never called from the client).

Thanks sir