According to me Container will use pooling facility. Internal or remote client doesn't make any difference.
Also as per EJB2.0 if client and EJB objects are on same machine then one might go for EJBLocal interface
which bypasses overhead of RMI-IIOP and hence more efficient since it is normal java call and not remote call.
-----Original Message-----
From: Nitin Kulkarni [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 10:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Object Pooling in EJBs
Dear Friends
It is a known fact that that if a call to an EJB comes from a client which
is outside the application server, the App server will pick up the bean
instance from the Bean pool if the pool is ready.
However is the above stmt true incase the call to a bean comes from an
internal client. I.e if one bean calls another bean on the same application
server, will the app server use the instance pooling facility or will it
create a new instance no matter whether the instance is there in the pool or
not.
In my opinion the app server will use the pooling facility since each call
to any bean from anywhere is a remote call
Regards
Nitin
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