From: "Foreman, Sean" sforema@msmail.nmsmn.com
To: "java-apache-users@list.working-dogs.com" java-apache-users@list.working-dogs.com
Subject: RE: EJB?
Date: Thu, Feb 18, 1999, 1:51 PM

Our company has been using Stronghold / Jserv with Weblogic's Tengah as   
an EJB server for close to a year.

Any EJB server should be easy to "integrate" with Jserv...

Once you have set up your EJB server, the servlet-EJB interaction should   
work as follows:

1) Servlet is executed
2) Servlet gets a connection to the EJB server
3) Servlet gets a handle to a JNDI tree (I am unsure if all EJB servers   
use a JNDI tree)
4) Servlet looks up the EJB container/home on the JNDI tree and gets a   
handle to it
5) Servlet gets EJBObject from EJB home
6) Servlet executes methods on the EJBObject
7) Servlet release EJBObject back into the EJB home "pool"
8) (optional) Sip coffee...