Hi,
>
> in many EJB samples I have seen that people create the
> InitialContext and do
> the lookup on each request. I just wonder whether it is
> necessary or can I
> just do it once at the bean level in ejbCreate or setEntityContext to
> improve the performance? If I can do it only once per bean,
> where shall I do
> the initilization for the different beans? session beans in
> ejbCreate and
> entity beans in setEntityContext?
>
I've got the same question, but I want to go even further: not only cache
the InitialContext, but cache the result in a static Hashtable, maybe
something like this:
public static Object lookup(String name) {
Object object = hashtable.get(name);
if (object == null) {
object = context.lookup(name);
hashtable.put(name, object);
}
return object;
}
Is this /impossible/good/bad practice... ?
bye, Heiko
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