It doesnt matter which app server you are using. You can store state in
SLSB and access it. But as mentioned in other post , since the request can
be served by any instance in the pool, you have to check if your
state(variable) is initialized or not . So for this you to do something
like this in your fn(ejbCreate etc)
if(var not initialized)
{
//initialize here
}
Cheers
Ashwani
Vikram Naik
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Vikram Naik
Hello All,
I wanted to clear out one query regarding SLSB, and there is not better
place than this list to do so ...
1) Suppose I have a SessionBean containing an instance member say some
string, which is initialized in the ejbCreate method.
2) The SessionBean is deployed as a Stateless Type .
3) Now i use the string value stored in instance member in one of the
business methods.
4) The string value is not mutated, but just used as constant which has to
be initiated in ejbCreate.
5) Everything goes fine .
The issue is the behaviour of the Bean ... I have deployed it as a
stateless
bean than why am i able to use the string value stored
in the instance field ... Am i not storing the state by doing so ...
I am using JBoss 3.2.1 as my ejb container.
Please comment.
Regards,
Vikram Naik
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