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javax.ejb .SessionContext

SessionContext
public interface SessionContext extends EJBContext(Code)
	The SessionContext interface provides access to the runtime session context that the container provides for a session enterprise Bean instance. The container passes the SessionContext interface to an instance after the instance has been created. The session context remains associated with the instance for the lifetime of the instance. version: $Revision: 62545 $

Method Summary
public T	getBusinessObject(Class<T> businessInterface) Returns the session bean's business interface.
public EJBLocalObject	getEJBLocalObject() Obtain a reference to the EJB local object that is currently associated with the instance. An instance of an entity enterprise Bean can call this method only when the instance is associated with an EJB local object identity, i.e.
public EJBObject	getEJBObject()
public Class	getInvokedBusinessInterface() Returns the session bean business interface through which the bean was invoked.
public MessageContext	getMessageContext() Obtain a reference to the JAX-RPC MessageContext.

Method Detail

getBusinessObject
public T getBusinessObject(Class<T> businessInterface) throws IllegalStateException(Code)
	Returns the session bean's business interface. Only session beans with an EJB 3.0 business interface can call this method. The business interface associated with the instance. throws: IllegalStateException - - Thrown if this method is invoked whilethe instance is in a state that does not allow access to this method.

getEJBLocalObject

public EJBLocalObject getEJBLocalObject() throws IllegalStateException(Code)

Obtain a reference to the EJB local object that is currently associated with the instance.

An instance of an entity enterprise Bean can call this method only when the instance is associated with an EJB local object identity, i.e. in the ejbActivate, ejbPassivate, ejbPostCreate, ejbRemove, ejbLoad, ejbStore, and business methods.

An instance can use this method, for example, when it wants to pass a reference to itself in a method argument or result.

The EJB local object currently associated with the instance.
exception:
java.lang.IllegalStateException - - Thrown if the instance invokes this method while the instanceis in a state that does not allow the instance to invoke this method, or if the instance does not have alocal interface.

getEJBObject

public EJBObject getEJBObject() throws IllegalStateException(Code)

Obtain a reference to the EJB object that is currently associated with the instance.

An instance of a session enterprise Bean can call this method at anytime between the ejbCreate() and ejbRemove() methods, including from within the ejbCreate() and ejbRemove() methods.

An instance can use this method, for example, when it wants to pass a reference to itself in a method argument or result.

The EJB object currently associated with the instance.
exception:
java.lang.IllegalStateException - - Thrown if the instance invokes this method while the instanceis in a state that does not allow the instance to invoke this method, or if the instance does not have aremote interface.

getInvokedBusinessInterface
public Class getInvokedBusinessInterface() throws IllegalStateException(Code)
	Returns the session bean business interface through which the bean was invoked. The business interface through which the bean was invoked. throws: IllegalStateException - - Thrown if this method is invoked whilethe instance is in a state that does not allow access to this method.

getMessageContext
public MessageContext getMessageContext() throws IllegalStateException(Code)
	Obtain a reference to the JAX-RPC MessageContext. An instance of a stateless session bean can call this method from any business method invoked through its web service endpoint interface. The MessageContext for this web service invocation. throws: IllegalStateException - - Thrown if this method is invoked whilethe instance is in a state that does not allow access to this method.

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