About Question enthuware.oce-ejbd.v6.2.381 :

[ETS User]

The fourth answer (which is one of the two correct ones) is this:

com.abc.SLSBean and java:global/mybeans/SLSBean

and it has the following explanation:

The CLASSNAME must be the remote interface because the given SLSBean exposes only the remote interface. ...

According to the explanation, shouldn't the answer be like this:

com.abc.SLSBeanRemote and java:global/mybeans/SLSBean

?

[admin]

This option should be marked as incorrect. Thanks for the feedback!

[PedroKowalski]

Howdy!

One more thing. Right now the correct answer is:

com.abc.SLSBeanRemote and java:global/mybeans/SLSBean!com.abc.SLSBeanRemote

while at the beginning you can read:

A stateless session bean named SLSBean is packaged in a stand alone ejb-jar named mybeans.jar and is deployed in a container. SLSBean implements a remote interface named SLSRemote. Both - the bean and the remote interface - are in package com.abc.

So I guess that to preserve the correct answer, the beginning of the question should be changed from SLSRemote to SLSBeanRemote, right?

Cheers!

[admin]

Yest, it should be changed. Fixed.

thanks for the feedback!

[rkbansal83]

code snippet in the question seems to have typo

public void onMessage(Message inMessage) {
TextMessage msg = null;

try {
...
InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();

//Use SLSBean
CLASSNAME slsBean = (CLASSNAME) ctx.lookup("NAME");
...

} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}


Why NAME is given in double qoutes in lookup call . it gives the sense as if NAME is hard coded string not the variable.

[admin]

NAME is indeed hardcoded. The question asks you to replace it with one of the options.

HTH,
Paul.