h (Exception ex) {
logger.error("Ooops");
} }
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[Xdoclet-user] Stateful session
Title: Stateful session bean - client remove
We have a stateful session bean for which our clients obtain a reference by using the Xdoclet generated remote façade. I haven't figured out how a client can call remove in order to free up the stateful's memory since the remote façade doesn't ha
Hi,
I have a question about stateful session beans.
I wrote a stateful session bean, and the only
differences between this bean and my stateless beans
are the Xdoclet tag type="Stateful" and the ejbCreate
Method, which has a parameter. Xdoclet creates among
other things the following Methods:
Thanx!! It works!
Melanie
On 13 Aug 2003, at 23:03, Andrew Stevens wrote:
> On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 14:39, Melanie Roming wrote:
> > I have a question about stateful session beans.
> > I wrote a stateful session bean, and the only
> > differences between this bean and my stateless beans
> > are
On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 14:39, Melanie Roming wrote:
> I have a question about stateful session beans.
> I wrote a stateful session bean, and the only
> differences between this bean and my stateless beans
> are the Xdoclet tag type="Stateful" and the ejbCreate
> Method, which has a parameter. Xdocl
A wise old hermit known only as Scott Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> once
said:
> I looked for an list archive on
> sourceforge before I posted but had problems finding it. The page said
> that no archive was available yet for this forum. I see it now, though.
If/when the SF archive is broken,
Thanks, that was the problem. I looked for an list archive on
sourceforge before I posted but had problems finding it. The page said
that no archive was available yet for this forum. I see it now, though.
Thanks
Scott
Andrew Stevens wrote:
A wise old hermit known only as Scott Walters <[EMA
A wise old hermit known only as Scott Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> once
said:
> I have a type="Stateful" tag in my session bean but xdoclet (1.2.0b1)
> keeps putting it in the deployment descriptor as stateless. It
> regenerates the file every time and always updates it with new methods
> so I
Hi,
I have a type="Stateful" tag in my session bean but xdoclet (1.2.0b1)
keeps putting it in the deployment descriptor as stateless. It
regenerates the file every time and always updates it with new methods
so I know the process is working but I must have something wrong
somewhere. I've put
