As I understand it, when you do a findBYPrimaryKey(), you get back a primary
key objectfrom ejbFindByPrimaryKeyt() and the remote interface implementation
from the home object. Still, you do not at this pint actually have an entity
bean instance. Do you get a bean instance to go with your primary key only when
you call a method from the remote interface in this life cycle?
Also, going the other way, since you don't normally want to call remove()
on an entity bean, when does the container decide to remove the instance and put
it back in the pool? Do instances inthe pool have state from the instance they
were just used for, or ar e they put in thepoolwith reset valuess? Thanks.
Ken
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