ejbRemove is called only when the bean is being removed from the datastore.
This is never invoked by the container. You're thinking of ejbPassivate.
Instances are not returned to the pool because we determined that there were
a few unfound bugs in the code. It may be reinstated later.
Bill
On 17 Sep, Bill Burke wrote:
ejbRemove is called only when the bean is being removed from the datastore.
This is never invoked by the container. You're thinking of ejbPassivate.
No I am not, since I talk about Stateless session beans and
MessageDriven beans-
The contract here is:
1. When
