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Its cluster domain with 4 managed server in weblogic. stateless sesion bean is created, it is a cluster enabled one. Here my need is to get the server name inside a bean about in which server the bean instance is created ?. Please let me know if any ones knows about it .

  
Total Answers and Comments: 0 Last Update: November 07, 2006     Asked by: Louis 
  
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