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Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] Stateful Session Bean problem (newbie?)
AFAIK, a stateful session bean means, for a client, it
is the same, in the 1st point, the loginCheck.jsp
create the Object, in the 2nd point, an other JSP try
to retrieves the object... I begin to see where does
the
AFAIK, a stateful session bean means, for a client, it
is the same, in the 1st point, the loginCheck.jsp
create the Object, in the 2nd point, an other JSP try
to retrieves the object... I begin to see where does
the problem comes from. But how to do what I intend
to?
It's not the same HTTP reques
How do you know that you are getting the same instance of the SFSB on
the second call?
Is the second call on the same JSP and responding to the same HTTP
request?
If not, how are you caching the instance reference between requests?
Half a second seems like a long time to be processing the sam
Hello, Nicolai!
I had the same exception. My project worked fine first but after some
"improvements :)" in some cases JBoss printed me such an exception. The
problem was in RemoteException like Sternagel said.
Good luck!
jalex
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Hello Nicolai,
> H, this is definitively the case because the file is not there any
> more. However, this bean is being still refered to and one would expect
> it to serialize and passivate, then activate later on. Never to just
> delete itself as long as the session is still open. It does
I got this exception in two cases (jboss 2.4.3):
1. the bean has thrown a java.rmi.RemoteException before
=> jboss discarded the bean
2. the automatical remove of the SessionBean by jobss has taken place,
default configuration is 30 min.
Annegret
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Von: Nicola
On Wed, 2001-11-21 at 09:42, Sacha Labourey wrote:
> Hello Nicolai,
>
> Are you sure that your SFSB lifetime hasn't expired? It looks like the bean
> state has been removed from the file storage.
H, this is definitively the case because the file is not there any
more. However, this bean is
Hello Nicolai,
Are you sure that your SFSB lifetime hasn't expired? It looks like the bean
state has been removed from the file storage.
Cheers,
Sacha
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