All Classes and Interfaces
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Description
An AccessLocalException is thrown to indicate that the caller does not
have permission to call the method.
Applied to an exception to denote that it is an application exception
and should be reported to the client directly(i.e., unwrapped).
A ConcurrentAccessException indicates that the client
has attempted an invocation on a stateful session bean
while another invocation is in progress.
The CreateException exception must be included in the throws clauses of
all create methods defined in an enterprise Bean's home
interface.
The DuplicateKeyException exception is thrown if an entity EJB object
cannot be created because an object with the same key already exists.
Indicates a dependency on the local or remote view of an Enterprise
Java Bean.
This exception indicates that client access to a business
method was denied.
The EJBContext interface provides an instance with access to the
container-provided runtime context of an enterprise Bean instance.
The EJBException exception is thrown by an enterprise Bean instance to
its container to report that the invoked business method or callback method
could not be completed because of an unexpected error (e.g.
The EJBHome interface must be extended by all enterprise
Beans' remote home interfaces.
The EJBLocalHome interface must be extended by all enterprise
Beans' local home interfaces.
The EJBLocalObject interface must be extended by all enterprise Beans' local
interfaces.
The EJBMetaData interface allows a client to obtain the enterprise Bean's
meta-data information.
The EJBObject interface is extended by all enterprise Beans' remote
interfaces.
Declares multiple TYPE-level @EJB annotations.
This exception indicates that a request carried a null transaction context,
but the target object requires an active transaction.
This exception indicates that the transaction associated with
processing of the request has been rolled back, or marked to roll
back.
The EnterpriseBean interface must be implemented by every enterprise Bean
class.
The EntityBean interface is implemented by every entity enterprise Bean
class.
The EntityContext interface provides an instance with access to the
container-provided runtime context of an entity enterprise Bean instance.
Used to exclude class-level interceptors for a business method.
Used to exclude default interceptors for a bean or a business method.
The FinderException exception must be included in the throws clause
of every findMETHOD(...) method of an entity Bean's home interface.
The Handle interface is implemented by all EJB object handles.
The HandleDelegate interface is implemented by the EJB container.
The HomeHandle interface is implemented by all home object handles.
Designates a method of a session bean that corresponds to the
create method of an adapted Home interface or an adapted Local
Home interface.
Declares an ordered list of interceptors for a class or method.
Context information passed to AroundInvoke and
Interceptor-class lifecycle callback methods.
When used on the bean class, declares the local business interface(s)
for a session bean.
Declares the Local Home or adapted Local Home interface
for a session bean.
Component-defining annotation for a message driven bean.
The MessageDrivenBean interface is implemented by every message-driven
enterprise Bean class.
The MessageDrivenContext interface provides access to the runtime
message-driven context that the container provides for a message-driven
enterprise Bean instance.
A NoSuchEJBException is thrown if an attempt is made to invoke
a method on an object that no longer exists.
The NoSuchEntityException exception is thrown by an Entity Bean
instance to its container to report that the invoked business method
or callback method could not be completed because of the underlying
entity was removed from the database.
A NoSuchObjectLocalException is thrown if an attempt is made to invoke
a method on an object that no longer exists.
The ObjectNotFoundException exception is thrown by a finder method to
indicate that the specified EJB object does not exist.
Designates a method to receive a callback after a stateful session
bean has been activated.
Designates a method to receive a callback before a stateful session
bean is passivated.
Declares the remote business interface(s) for a session bean.
Declares the Remote Home or adapted Remote Home interface
for a session bean.
Applied to a business method of a stateful session bean class.
The RemoveException exception is thrown at an attempt to remove
an EJB object when the enterprise Bean or the container does not allow
the EJB object to be removed.
The SessionBean interface is implemented by every session enterprise Bean
class.
The SessionContext interface provides access to the runtime session context
that the container provides for a session enterprise Bean instance.
The SessionSynchronization interface allows a session Bean instance
to be notified by its container of transaction boundaries.
Component-defining annotation for a stateful session bean.
Component-defining annotation for a stateless session bean.
The TimedObject interface contains the callback method that
is used to deliver timer expiration notifications.
Designates a method on a stateless session bean class or
message driven bean class that should receive EJB timer expirations
for that bean.
The Timer interface contains information about a timer
that was created through the EJB Timer Service.
The TimerHandle interface is implemented by all EJB timer handles.
The TimerService interface provides enterprise bean components
with access to the container-provided Timer Service.
When applied at the TYPE-level, designates the default transaction attribute
for all business methods of the session or message driven bean.
Declares whether a session bean or message driven bean has
container managed transactions or bean managed transactions.
This exception indicates that a request carried a null transaction context,
but the target object requires an active transaction.
This exception indicates that the transaction associated with
processing of the request has been rolled back, or marked to roll
back.