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when to call remove()

 
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Hi,

Just an interesting question. "Good" clients of statefull session beans are supposed to call the beans' remove() method. But what to do if the client is also a bean? So the client runs a global transaction and the statefull session beans participate in the same transaction: their are created and do their job within the same transaction. Can the bean-client call remove()?
I tried in WebSphere and received
Can the bean-client remove statefull session beans? When? Where?

Thank you,
Viktor
 
Viktor Sadovnikov
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Let me refrase the question:
Can the bean, which is involved in currently running transaction, be removed?

Thanks,
Viktor
 
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No, you can't call remove() on client when a stateful session bean in still in transaction. You will get a RemoveException if you do that.
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