Delurking ..
Hello all,
A couple of questions.
1) Re. Stateless Session Beans: Is it correct to draw an analogy
with Singleton's ? It seems obvious, given that any instance
of a Stateless Session Bean is the same as any other instance.
If I want to rewrite a particular Singleton as an EJB, and it
does not preserve state information across method calls, can
I implement it straight away as a Stateless Session Bean ?
Any "gotcha's" to be aware of ?
2) Let's say I want to implement DB transactions, but my EJB Server
does not support Entity Beans. In that case, am I forced to
implement transactions on my own, by using Stateful Session
Beans, and BMP, with all methods deployed as TX_BEAN_MANAGED ?
I apologize in advance if these are elementary questions.
Thanks,
Fred Baube
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