sorry - my bad. I was assuming that it was understood in my poorly phrased
post that the "container" calls newInstance() which is what happens first.
Anyway, thank you for the info on how the Pools work.
Mike
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You may want to download 4.0.1RC2 because I noticed in the change log that a
derby datasource has been added to the distibution and it may help. I can't be
sure though as I've never used Derby.
Mike
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Looking back at my post I didn't say that I put code in my constructors. I'm
not sure what you're saying??
I'm putting code in my ejbCreate() which where initialization code rightly
belongs. When the container creates an instance of an MDB, ejbCreate() is
called and what I want to happ
Hi -
Is there any way to tell JBoss to call newInstance() on my MDB's as soon as
they are deployed? My MDB's have some reasonably significant startup costs
associated with them and I would like to have the pool partially populated so
that the intial requests don't take forever. I tried set
The sample MDB and stub code has been posted to sourceforge.
Thanks
Mike
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I have an MDB that I'm trying to have implement TimedObject but when the bean instance
is created I'm getting this exception message:
Cannot obtain inMethodFlag for: getTimerService
I noticed in the FAQ something about JBoss 4.0 not using the 2.1 EJB spec for JMS andd
tried uncommenting the com
