posted 20 years ago
Whatever you wish to execute before an EJBObject make your bean accessable for the client can be put in ejbPostCreate(). An oftenly seen task (as stated above) in ejbPostCreate() is setting up references to other existing beans, as relationships can not be established before... But you could also perform other kinds of initialization.
[ December 16, 2004: Message edited by: Thomas Manthey ]
inside every large program there is a small program struggling to get out...