Hi Anwar
Thanks for ur reply.Actually what i meant was regarding the stateful bean's
ejbcreate method itself getting fired incase of max bean instances being
zero.after getting instantiated ,activate/passivate...is a different
story.but my doubt is is there any default settings for some number of bean
instances getting created even if max instances is set to zero..
Rajesh
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> To: SUDHA Subramanian; SRINIVASAN Varadhan; TAMILTHIRUMURUGAN
> Vedachalam; RAJESH Subramanian
> Subject: FW: Stateful & Stateless
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> Hi Rajesh,
> In stateless session bean container need only a few beans to service
> thousands of clients. In stateful session bean pooling does take place by
> activation and passivation mechanism. In stateful session beans when
> client
> invokes a method the passivated conversational state is passed into the
> bean. So in this case what I feel is since stateless session bean does not
> have passivation technique it does n't work if you put maximum initial
> bean
> no to zero. In other case it does activation and provides the instance.
> Regards
> Anwar
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: RAJESH Subramanian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 10:37 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Stateful & Stateless
>
>
> Hi all
> I have a stateless bean and a client app to access the bean's method.When
> i
> keep the max instance of bean and initial no. of bean in pool as 0(zero)
> and
> the client tries to access any method of the bean,client hangs bcos there
> r
> no bean instances in the pool .But when i keep the same setting for
> stateful
> bean ie max instance to be zero and timeout as say 100 sec and make the
> client app to access any method,an instance gets created and the client
> app
> gets response from the bean method.Can anyone clarify as to why this is
> happening even if max is set to zero.is there any default settings and it
> gets overrided in such cases
>
> Rajesh
>
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