I'm using SFSB as action listeners. If the user stops acting on the system for 
while, the action listener enters in passivation.  Then, when the user come 
back and performs an action, the call to the SFSB causes a exception, with a 
long stack trace. The user session is still valid, but seems like it is is 
shortened by the bean passivation time. Worst, from this momment on the system 
cannot recover from this error and the passivated action listener does not work 
anymore until the user closes the browser and opens it again (sure because we 
are using MyFaces with client state saving). 

What is the currect way to handle this scennario? Is this a bug or a missusing? 
If it is not a bug, how should we recover without depend the user to close the 
browser? This same thing happens the system all around. 

Thanks in advance.

Charles Abreu

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