I've got a doubt: what shall I do from an '
EJB' method if a checked exception is catched. Of the 6 bean developer's responsibilities in case of EJB exceptions, I don't remember any of these referring explicitly to EJB methods (ejbCreate, ejbActivate and so on). Following what is written in HF in case of checked exceptions catched in a business method in case of transactions, I should invoke setRollbackOnly() before catching (actually re-catching) the exception and also declare it either in the bean class and in the client's interfaces and let it propagate to the container (so that it will propagate it to the client as it is). But I remember that I shouldn't declare checked exceptions in the container callbacks methods (or I am wrong?).
It's getting late.
Marco Tedone<br />SCJP1.4,SCJP5,SCBCD,SCWCD