updated EJB section

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   <li>SecirityFilter requires a Servlet 2.3 compliant server environment. This includes Tomcat 4+, WebLogic 6.1+, and many other servers. Consult your server documentation to check for Servlet 2.3 support.<p /></li>
-  <li>SecurityFilter only supports FORM and BASIC authentication. These are the most popular type of login configurations as they support an application-specific login form page and the pop-up window for login.<p /></li>
+  <li>SecurityFilter only supports FORM and BASIC authentication. These are the most popular types of login configurations as they support an application-specific login form page and the pop-up window for login.<p /></li>
   <li>&lt;user-data-constraint&gt; elements are allowed in the SecurityFilter configuration file, but they are not currently supported. &lt;user-data-constraint&gt; elements are used to indicate what web resources are to be accessed only via HTTPS. Support for these constraints is expected to be available soon.<p /></li>
-  <li>When SecurityFilter is used, a user's Principal will not automatically be propagated to EJB calls. Supporting EJBs with SecurityFilter is currently under investigation, but it is not a currently supported environment.<p /></li>
+  <li>When SecurityFilter is used, a user's Principal will not automatically be propagated to EJB calls. If this is a requirement for your application, you may not be able to use SecurityFilter.<p /></li>
   <li>Single Sign-On among several web application contexts is not currently supported. We are investigating possible solutions for this configuration.<p /></li>
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