posted 20 years ago
Hi Vaithiya,
When a Stateful Session Bean goes to a passivated state, only the bean instance information is stored in a secondary storage.
The EjbObject associated with the client will still be active.
So when a remove method is invoked the EJBObject and Bean instance information in the secondary storage will be deleted.
I feel that the bean instance should not activated again.
This is my assumption. Any one else could share their comments on this topic.
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