hi, refering to the lifecyle of entity beans--find methods-- When a find method is executed , a bean will be transitioned from pool state to ready state. The bean is assigned to an EJB object and its remote reference is returned to the client. Now in the create method, an EJB Object is created, to which the bean is assigned. In the find method since it is following the activation process no EJB Object is created, so to which EJBObject is it assigned thnks for the replies kiran
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These issues are for the container developer to worry about. When a find request is delivered to the container the bean may be in the ready state or it could be sleeping in the data store. As developer you just want the remote interface. Create method is similar. How the container deals with creation and reuse of EJB objects can vary with each different container. The things that you are concerned about with the container are like: how much does it cost, how fast is it, how easy is it to develop on, how buggy is it.