Hi!
This question should propably be asked in EJB-INTEREST mailing-list but
I raise it here since I am not currently following it. So apologize me
if you feel that this is a bit offtopic. The question is simple:
Is it required to call the remove() method on stateless session bean
after finishing using it or can the container automatically restore it
to a pool (using Java garbage collection or DGC perhaps?)?
For instance, the ATM example which ships with Orion don't use remove()
after finishing the use of a stateless session bean instance. The same
goes with Sun's Java Pet Store demo. On the other hand in Wrox Press's
book "Professional Java Server Programming, J2EE Edition" they call
remove() on stateless session beans.
Currently I don't use remove() with stateless session beans. Should I?
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Joni
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