Abstract
The Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) framework requires developers to preserve architectural integrity constraints when writing EJB components. Breaking these constraints allows components to violate the transaction protocol, bypass security mechanisms, disable object persistence, and be susceptible to malicious attacks from other EJBs. We present an object confinement discipline that allows static verification of components' integrity as they are deployed into an EJB server. The confinement rules are simple for developers to understand, require no annotation to the code of EJB components, and can be efficiently enforced in existing EJB servers.
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