create() and remove() of stateless
Yi Si
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posted 13 years ago
First client can invoke create() and remove() on stateless session bean
when client invoke create() on it just create EJBObject
when client invoke remove() on it just kill EJBObject.
above is my understanding, is right?
when client invoke create() on it just create EJBObject
when client invoke remove() on it just kill EJBObject.
above is my understanding, is right?
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Janne Karhu
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posted 13 years ago
I think you are right (at least from the client point of view) - please examine OID figures from pages 90-93 (OID=Object interaction diagrams) in the EJB 2.0 specification.
Originally posted by si yi:
First client can invoke create() and remove() on stateless session bean
when client invoke create() on it just create EJBObject
when client invoke remove() on it just kill EJBObject.
above is my understanding, is right?
George Thomson
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posted 13 years ago
bean instance need not to be created at each time of invocation of create()method by client,
container just picks an instance of bean from the pool and attached to the bean process after setSessionBean() ....
thanks,
container just picks an instance of bean from the pool and attached to the bean process after setSessionBean() ....
thanks,
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