"Lahooti, Hamid" wrote:
>
> It's not that dumb. The container cannot afford to keep every
> bean instance that it creates, active. It's easy keeping the
> ejb objects, they do not have state.
>
It's dumb since it's throwing away an instance which will most likely be used
pretty soon. It should instead implement some kind of LRU algorithm to keep
track of which instances that should be passivated.

regards
/Kalle
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