For clients—JavaServer Pages (JSPs), servlets, or other EJBs—running in the same application server process, you can use either EJB references or direct JNDI lookups to access components.
When you deploy PowerBuilder components, if the package name is “MyPackage” and the component name is “MyComp”:
The generated EJB home interface is MyPackage.ejb.MyCompHome.
The generated EJB remote interface is MyPackage.ejb.MyComp.
The JNDI name is “MyPackage/MyComp.”
The PowerBuilder EJBConnection class allows you to call EJBs in EAServer and third-party application servers—see the EJBConnection class description in the PowerBuilder documentation.
Other patterns for proxy instantiation
Some patterns for proxy instantiation used in clients written
for earlier EAServer releases are not compatible with EAServer 6.0.
In particular, clients that use the CosNaming API
or SessionManager::Factory::create methods that
take parameters should be modified to use the implementation pattern
described here. For more information, see “Using the CosNaming interface”.
