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I'm currently developing a java application deployed on JBoss 4.2.1GA, with MS
SQL Server 2000 on the backend. I have a rather complex Java object, which may
contain lists of the same object as children. Instead of reworking the entire
structure of this object, I would like to just write it
mistype: should be BLOB, not CLOB.
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Excuse me, I misunderstood. We are currently setting a flag in the client.
However, it's a single method call in teh SFSB that eats a ton of processing,
and so while we can have the bean check the flag between methods, that doesn't
help us as much as we might like.
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The issue there is that the client can't set a flag in the SFSB directly
because the bean is in use by the server at the same time you'd want to set the
flag (hence the concurrent access exception).
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In the project I am working on, there is a method call which takes in several
parameters and then calls a stateful session bean to perform some heavy-duty
processing on the server-side. This processing consumes a (very) non-trivial
amount of memory. Our client software allows the user to
