Context obect
dhan hazarika
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lali virdi
Greenhorn
Posts: 19
posted 13 years ago
hi
yes there is difference between servletContext and EntityContext
ServletContext is in webApplication or servletContainer
EntityContext is in EJB container
both have different workSpace
for every web application there is different servletContext
from this you will get clear idea of everyThing
yes there is difference between servletContext and EntityContext
ServletContext is in webApplication or servletContainer
EntityContext is in EJB container
both have different workSpace
for every web application there is different servletContext
from this you will get clear idea of everyThing
Ben Dover
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Posts: 91
posted 13 years ago
Thats correct. Your servlets are associated with a ServletContext object, and your EJB's with an EntityContext. Each allow you to communicate with the container (and vice versa) but they are completely different things in "context" to their respective containers.
Sadanand Murthy
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Posts: 382
posted 13 years ago
Just to clarify the text in bold above -
EntityContext is for Entity EJBs only. For session EJBs it is SessionContext.
Originally posted by Louis Saha:
Thats correct. Your servlets are associated with a ServletContext object, and your EJB's with an EntityContext. Each allow you to communicate with the container (and vice versa) but they are completely different things in "context" to their respective containers.
Just to clarify the text in bold above -
EntityContext is for Entity EJBs only. For session EJBs it is SessionContext.
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