Is it possible to use @EJB annotation to inject EJBs through different servers?
I have 2 session beans, OrderBean and InventoryBean which are deployed at different weblogic servers. 

The OrderBean needs to access the InventoryBean to check if the supply is sufficient.

Currently, I use JNDI look up to locate the InventoryBean and it works fine. 

Now I'm wondering if it is possible to use @EJB to inject InventoryBean by providing the JNDI name and the URL in xml or somewhere else. 

Any information will be appreciated. 

Eric
Is it possible to use @EJB annotation to inject EJBs through different servers?
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I have 2 session beans, OrderBean and InventoryBean which are deployed at different weblogic servers. 

The OrderBean needs to access the InventoryBean to check if the supply is sufficient.

Currently, I use JNDI look up to locate the InventoryBean and it works fine. 

Now I'm wondering if it is possible to use @EJB to inject InventoryBean by providing the JNDI name and the URL in xml or somewhere else. 

Any information will be appreciated. 

Eric