posted 16 years ago
Let me say this in simple way !!!
EJBContext--> Every bean obtains an EJBContext object, which is a reference directly to the container. It provides methods for interacting with the container so that the bean can request information about its environment like the identity of the caller, security, status of a transaction, obtains remote reference to itself etc. e.g. isUserInRole(), getUserPrincipal(), isRollbackOnly(), etc
The EJB can request information about its environment like the status of a transaction, a remote reference to itself (an EJB cannot use �this� to reference itself) etc.
Thanks, AR
SCWCD 5, SCJP 1.4, OCA (PL/SQL)