Hi,
The fields that you mark as transient will not be passivated. So Its your
resposibility to initialize those fields to their initial state. Other
fields will have their state managed by the server.
Ashwani Kalra
E-Commerce Group, NIIT Ltd.
Phone :091-11-6203980(D),6203972
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> When the passivated ejb being activated again, ejbLoad() is invocked, it
> will read state from DB, so your non transient varibles will have correct
> data.
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> > From: Ashique K [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 2:38 AM
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> > Subject: BMP Entity beans
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> >
> > Hi
> >
> > I am new to EJB and is in the process getting
> > familiarised.. I have a douubt regarding BMP Entity
> > beans.. It says while you use ejbRemove(), ejbLoad()
> > or ejbStore(), you make sure the bean you are removing
> > or storing, by the EntiytyContext.getPrimaryKey()..
> > The reason for it, the document says, your beans will
> > be pooled, and while you are removing or storing data
> > using the bean, your bean might have used by some
> > other client, so it might contain bad data and you may
> > be removing or updating the wrong data.. But, the book
> > which I am reading, in the previous chapters says
> > that, if the client has timed out and if the container
> > is out of resources, the same bean will be reused for
> > other clients.. And while doing so all the class
> > member varibles which are serialised and non transient
> > will be passivated to a persistent storage and when
> > the client is back again activaion process takes
> > place.. So my doubt is if the container is doing such
> > a passivation and activation, how can the bean contain
> > bad data..
> > OR does it means that only the Context object is
> > passivated to a persistent storage, so while activaion
> > only the context object is retrieved
> > I will be highly gratefull if somebody can clear my
> > doubt..
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Ashique
> >
> >
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