Laurent Vaills wrote:
>
> We are working at INRIA, on a joint project (RNTL) to add non
> functional properties to Jonas Beans (asynchronous calls, migration,
> interactive monitoring, etc.).
>
> We have been studying the source and we have several questions:
> - Regarding Beans and serialization :
> They are not serializable.
> Why is that ? How do you manage passivation of the beans?
Bean instances are serializable, because they implement EnterpriseBean
which extends Serializable.
>
> - Regarding Context and serialization :
> They are not serializable.
>
> Are there any plans in the future to change that or to hqve some generic
> mecanisms to transport and rebind contexts ?
Contexts are not serialized, but Jonas must rebind them after
a session bean seialization. But this is not done today in Jonas,
we are working on it.
Concerning entity beans, contexts are never serialized, but they are
kept in memory in a pool.
>
> Looking forwards to hearing from you,
> Best regards,
>
> Laurent Vaills ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>
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