hi !
> Hi, all,
> I knew that we can get a handle to a session bean,
> and save it in a serialized form that the client can
> use it.
Right. The Handle object allows us access to the same EJB Object, and
therefore the same *type* of session bean....
> I wonder if one client get the handle and save it and
> then the client terminates, another client recovers
> the handle, and can use it.
> If the above is not wrong, then the session bean is
> used by two clients and lasted for more than one session,
> so I think that session beans are not really SESSION beans.
> Am I right?
actually...the session bean is called a SESSION bean because it does not
store data *between* sessions....
What you need to see is the difference between persistence of the
*reference* to a session bean, and persistence of a session bean
itself...the former is what you are referring to, and the latter doesnt
happen.
hope this answers your question...
regards,
kishor
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