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* EasyBeans
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package org.ow2.easybeans.proxy.reference;
import org.ow2.easybeans.proxy.factory.ManagedBeanObjectFactory;
/**
* Define the {@link javax.naming.Referenceable} object used to create ManagedBean.
* This is the object that is bind in the registry.
*
* @author Loic Albertin
*/
public class ManagedBeanRef extends LocalCallRef {
/**
* Constructor : build a reference.
*
* @param itfClassName the name of the interface.
* @param embeddedID the ID of the embedded server.
* @param containerId the ID of the container.
* @param factoryName the name of the factory
* @param useID true if all instance build with this ref are unique
* (stateful), false if it references the same object (stateless)
*/
public ManagedBeanRef(final String itfClassName, final Integer embeddedID, final String containerId, final String factoryName,
final boolean useID) {
super(itfClassName, embeddedID, containerId, factoryName, useID);
}
/**
* Gets the name of the factory (can be used by subclasses to change the name).
*
* @return the name of the factory used by this reference.
*/
protected String getFactoryClassName() {
return ManagedBeanObjectFactory.class.getName();
}
}