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Timers and their activation/passivation

 
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Just to confirm a detail:

18.2 chapter of ejb core says

Timers can be created for stateless session beans, message-driven beans, and 2.1 entity beans.
Timers cannot be created for stateful session beans [94] or EJB 3.0 entities.



also

The timer service is intended for the modelling of long-lived business processes. Timers SURVIVE container crashes, server shutdown, and the activation/passivation and load/store cycles of the enterprise beans that are registered with them.



So it turnes out that the Timers support activation/passivation is only for EJB 2.x entites?

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Milan
 
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