About Question enthuware.oce-ejbd.v6.2.416 :

[evefuji]

Every client either needs a permission or the method is freely accessible to all.

All JEE components such as EJBs and Servlets can make use of resource injection.

Only 1 servlet instance can response multiples requests, that no make multiples request to only unique EJB?

[admin]

I am sorry, I did not understand your question.
-Paul.

[evefuji]

I am sorry, I did not understand your question.
-Paul.

if inject using resource injection, the injected resource not will be used to all requests responsed by this instance of servlet?

[admin]

Yes, it will be used to service all requests by that instance of the servlet.

[johnlong]

It must get a reference to the Queue using JNDI lookup if it is a standalone client.

Can client client a Queue manually using JMS API ?

[admin]

Not sure what you mean. To get a reference to any resource, you need JNDI lookup (or injection by the container but in a standaalone client there is no container).

[johnlong]

Explanation says : "It must get a reference to the Queue using JNDI lookup if it is a standalone client."

Standalone client can create a JMS Queue or Destination object, there is no requirement to get a reference to a queue using JNDI lookup.

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Queue q = new Queue("my.queue");

[admin]

Well, first of all, Queue is an interface, so, you can't do new Queue(). Therefore, your example Queue q = new Queue("my.queue"); is wrong.

Second, the problem statement is about getting a reference to a queue. Not creating a Queue.