Hi Ram,
Entity Bean is in memory, so you are seeing your updates. And JDBC
is reading from database so you are not seeing your updates. EJBFind is
returning reference to the bean in memory. Anyway, if you want to see the
results from session bean, then you should force entity bean (its like
cache/buffer) to commit. That you can do by calling entity bean method with in
a transaction (thats the only way ejbStore is guaranteed to call).
Or you can implement SessionSynchronization interface in your sessionBean. Then
you can listen to Beforecommit event. Thats a different approach but more right
approach to achieve what you are trying to do.
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