If you store the handle then every time you have to get the Remote reference
everytime from the Handle.
instead store the remote reference in the Session object.
Sripada
Rakesh Rajendran wrote:
> Hi,
> You store the handle rather than the remote reference of the EJB in the
> HttpSession object. Please correct me , if i have missed out something.
>
> Rakesh
>
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> > Subject: HttpSession versus EJB Session Bean
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> > When using ejbs with servlets (or jsp pages), do you typically store any
> > client state in the HttpSession object or do you store all state in a
> > session ejb? What I have been doing is merly storing remote references to
> > ejbs in the HttpSession object, then storing all state in the ejb. Is that
> > standard practice when using servlets with ejbs?
> >
> > Dave
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