It sounds like there is a problem with your design if you are trying to do
this - the EJB container controls all instance creation, so you can't
really create a true Singleton bean.
What are you trying to do? There are many other ways to get Singleton-like
functionality with EJBs. I'm assuming the bean is stateless if you want to
create a Singleton, and for stateless beans the container will create as
many instances as necessary to service client requests.
Alex
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Hi all,
I have a session bean, which number of instance should be limited to 1
(Singleton). How can i implement this with ejb?
--hermann
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