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Calling Entity Bean from Sesion bean

 
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I have created an Entity bean , and a Session bean (Stateles) . Both of them are deployed in Weblogic 6.1 and running sucessfully with their individual client .
i want to call the Entity bean from my Session bean and want the session beans remote interface to return me the entity beans home interface after making the lookup .
i dont know if this is how we set up the use of session bean to access entity beans .
help me with the process .
Thanks

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Asif Equbal
Cognizant Technology Solutions , India.
 
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Its always best to only allow client apps to access Entity beans via a Session bean. This is known as the Session Facade pattern. However, in my personal experience, i have always prefered to let the Session bean return the Entity Bean's remote interface(s) as opposed to the home interfaces you may have proposed... I think this is a neater solution.
 
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Originally posted by Eric Khosa:
Its always best to only allow client apps to access Entity beans via a Session bean. This is known as the Session Facade pattern. However, in my personal experience, i have always prefered to let the Session bean return the Entity Bean's remote interface(s) as opposed to the home interfaces you may have proposed... I think this is a neater solution.


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Thanks Eric , I got ur point I am trying out the facade (Session ) Way
 
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