Quoting from EJB spec:
To practically test this, I created a plain java class
And then made my session bean extend this class
But on caling any method in BSessionBean, there is no interceptor being invoked. Could somebody point me if I am missing somethig here? :roll:
If a bean class has superclasses, any AroundInvoke methods defined on those superclasses are invoked, most general superclass first.
To practically test this, I created a plain java class
And then made my session bean extend this class
But on caling any method in BSessionBean, there is no interceptor being invoked. Could somebody point me if I am missing somethig here? :roll: