Yes you are right, JBoss pass-by-reference if the remote interface is on the same
machine, and this is particular to JBoss, as I understand it
(I take my comment about performance loss back).
However you might consider the following differences between remote and local:
1. No need to catch
anonymous wrote : you have a perfomance loss on using remote
In what way? JBoss treats them in the same as local interfaces by default anyway.
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Thank you guys,
It's greate.
Cari.
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This SF.Net
Why not using local interfaces?
If you have no intention to split your beans over different JBoss instances
than you have a perfomance loss on using remote.
/G
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Hi,
Nothing to do, it is the standard behaviour.
Pascal
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