Hey,

I find myself using @Begin(join=true) almost anywhere I want to start a 
conversation,
The main reason is that I cannot be sure that I'm out of a conversation,
If a user clicked on some button that started a conversation, how can I control 
the end of the conversation?


I have somehow to force the user to press a button that ends the conversation 
as they never do that :-) (I can think of ways somehow make  to disable all 
other buttons) or wait for the timeout but this is not a solution,


What is the suggestion? or just use @Begin(join=true) anywhere?





Second question is regarding stateful beans,
If I understand correctly, stateful ejbs are bounded to CONVERSATION context by 
default, if that is correct,  I have the following scenario:

1)A stateful bean with a method annotated with @Begin
2)some forms inputs bounded to the statefulbean properties
3)a method in the same stateful bean annotated with @End

What could be the reason that the bounded data posted from the forms is not 
there within the method that is annotated with @End?



Many thanks,

Asaf.

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